HFCs, which so far have conducted business with light-touch regulation, will likely face intense scrutiny
Government will encourage PSBs to buy high-rated pooled assets of up to Rs 1 trn of good credit firms
Concerns over employment generation have been addressed, albeit indirectly
There was nothing too thrilling about this Budget, though nothing terrible either
Of particular note are the policy announcements on Jal Shakti, infrastructure investments, and India's added soft power
'Our start-ups have brought about a big social transformation', said FM Sitharaman
Boost to essentially come from road corridors across length and breadth of country, focus on maritime development by executing port development and modernization projects
The Budget would help in job growth but only in the long term
EY looks at the triggers for some important stock movements after the budget
Regulatory control of NBFCs will shift to the RBI, and this will create a level playing field in the market
Chidambaram said last year the government lost revenue of Rs 1.6 trillion
The adoption of electric vehicles is poor in India because of a lack of consumer choice
PM Modi stressed the Budget was devoted to empowering the downtrodden
Nirmala Sitharaman's Budget speech, as the Opposition pointed out, did not directly refer either to the agrarian distress or jobs crisis
The Budgetary allocation for most of the flagship programmes such as the rural employment guarantee scheme and rural roads projects that boost rural demand, was largely flat
High promoter holding remains the biggest hurdle for raising India's weight among key global indices
FY19 provisional estimates for revenue are now available
'We produce the globally best in our institutions but lose too many of them to other countries', said the author
PM Narendra Modi hailed Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman's maiden Budget as a 10-year vision. Here are the key takeaways of Budget 2019
Government is expecting around Rs 20,000 crore as additional transfers from the RBI