A cut in subsidy in FY23 comes on the back of an equally sharp cut in FY22
If the government thinks growth is the solution, can it be delivered in a slowing world with rising rates - within the domestic context of slower growth even before the pandemic, asks T N Ninan
The Union budget puts a great deal of emphasis on innovation in research and development on human capital investment and digitalisatio, Managing Director of IMF Kristalina Georgieva has said.
Government allocations on health and education do not meet its targets and consistently fall short in terms of actual spending
'This year we should have got Rs 60,000-80,000 crore as capital gains tax', said Tarun Bajaj
The massive borrowing plan announced by the government in the FY23 Union Budget may get trimmed by Rs 63,500 crore.
States have been asking for more flexibility in implementing the schemes while reducing their proliferation
While govt has earned about 16% road and power transmission assets against an expected run rate of Rs 88,190 cr in FY22, progress in most other areas has been slow
The government has continued with earlier policies, schemes and extent of outlays, without attempting radical shifts or transformations
The Budget proposals seek to stimulate the economy by stepping up public investments, which will create demand for industrial inputs and generate jobs, Economic Affairs Secretary Ajay Seth said.
Niti Aayog Vice-Chairman Rajiv Kumar on Wednesday said the government is taking all possible measures to ignite private investments, which will be the best bet to pull the economy out of the shadows
As many as 51 projects have been sanctioned under the Trade Infrastructure for Export Scheme (TIES) till the end of January and out of that, 13 projects are already completed, Parliament was informed
We must also acknowledge a certain middle class approach this government takes to managing the economy
Indirect taxes shall rise 5.5 per cent, on the back of a 15.6 per cent increase in spending in FY23
Gati Shakti is an enabler and not an added impediment for infrastructure projects in the country, Union Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal said
The Union Budget 2022 was another decisive step towards reforms and inclusive development
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said the revised estimate of capital expenditure for this fiscal is Rs 6.03 lakh crore
Sitharaman said capital investment holds the key to speedy and sustained economic revival
The philosophy appears to be addressing the unemployment issue through increased capex, which will have a multiplier impact on the economy