It will be the third budget of the Modi 2.0 government and Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman
The government has infused Rs 3.5 trillion in PSBs in the last few years, with the previous round of recapitalisation taking place in September 2019
FY20 is being considered for a 'more realistic comparison'
New schemes, up to Rs 500 crore, which have already been appraised by the departments and ministries, would also be suspended in the current financial year.
Nirmala Sitharaman tells Indivjal Dhasmana & Nivedita Mookerji that the government has made sure that mistakes committed during 2008-2013 are not repeated while announcing the Rs 20-trillion package.
Compute your income-tax liability twice, under the old system and the new. Factor in likely events like job loss of pay cuts
The funding need can change materially
More attention needs to be focused on state Budgets
Former RBI governor, Urijit Patel, had said in the aftermath of the blowout at PNB that the banking regulator was better positioned when it came to the oversight of private banks.
Centre for rate hike to make up for Rs 30K-cr revenue gap
A whole host of Budget announcements has a distinct imprint of the Prime Minister
Finance minister clarified that only Indian income of NRIs is proposed to be taxed under the new provision
To achieve higher export credit disbursement, a new scheme, NIRVIK, is being launched
he development assumes significance as exporters have raised concerns over availability of credit
Allocations to various sectors have been done to the extent the government could given the limited spending room. So, most of the government's favourite themes have got a decent budgetary spend
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The fiscal target seems to be reasonable at 3.5 per cent but dependent heavily on how GDP progresses
Presenting the Budget for 2020-21, Sitharaman proposed to expand Jan Aushadhi Kendras to all districts of the country to provide medicines at affordable rates
PM Modi kicked off the "new decade" theme on Friday morning in his customary statement before the beginning of the Budget session.