PM Modi kicked off the "new decade" theme on Friday morning in his customary statement before the beginning of the Budget session.
With growth in Asia's third-largest economy languishing at its lowest in a decade, the government is likely to increase spending on infrastructure and offer some tax incentives in its 2020/2021 budget
On January 6, he held a series of meetings with Indian Inc, economists and experts on the Union Budget for 2020.
Budget session 2020 LIVE updates: The Economic Survey is a detailed report card on the economic performance in the year
In annual economic report, the government predicted that economic growth would pick up to 6.0% to 6.5% in the fiscal year beginning April 1
The Budget speech will begin at around 11 am today with Sitharaman beginning it with an address to the speaker of Lok Sabha
On the day of 2019 Union Budget presentation, Sitharaman broke away from long-standing traditions of colonial-era when she ditched the briefcase and opted for traditional bahi khata
I am expecting that the budget will be on reviving economic growth, says SBi Chairman Rajnish Kumar
The Survey, a detailed report card on the economic performance in the year, comes amid concerns over a deepening slowdown
The Union Budget gives the account of the government's finances for the fiscal year that runs from April 1 to March 31
On the macro front, US Q4 GDP and India's fiscal deficit data would be released
Three years of slowing growth hold two important lessons for the Budget
We expect the Budget to contain some pro-market/economy measures, says Sanjay Mookim, India Equity Strategist at BofAML
The second Budget of the Modi 2.0 government will be presented on February 1
Business Standard presents its action taken report (ATR) on key announcements in the FY20 Budget
Hopes are running high in the aluminium industry that the finance minister will finally end the inverted duty regime
After the rollout of GST, budgets are not awaited with the same excitement as earlier by India Inc. But Budget 2020 will be different
Budget for 2020-21 is keenly awaited for the expected second wave of structural reforms for pulling out the economy from its over six-year low growth of 4.5 per cent
Note suggests liquidity support, govt guarantee for securities issued by SPVs
Even the Economic Survey which was presented on Thursday highligthed the importance of the segment