"Traders are expected to stock up cheap imports creating huge inventories in the coming months ahead of an anticipated demand boom in the sector," said an official of a large stainless steel firm
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Friday said transparency and tax stability were the key guiding principle of Budget 2021-22
Nirmala Sitharaman says it raises resources without increasing tax rates, asks industry to invest now
Modi was speaking at the centenary celebrations of the historic Chauri Chaura incident, a landmark event in the country''s fight for Independence
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Thursday exuded confidence that the disinvestment calendar announced in the Union Budget will "work well".
In a Q&A, the finance ministry's Principal Economic Advisor also explains why he thinks the latest Budget is extraordinary
Tinkering with rates will put off investment and hurt exports
Five ways in which FM Nirmala Sitharaman's announcements will change the tax dynamics of merger & acquisitions and corporate restructuring in the country
The Budget aims to boost demand and supply through increased spending in sectors such as health, education, infrastructure and power
Provisions have been added in the LIC Act to provide some reservation to policyholders as shareholders, said DIPAM secretary Tuhin Kanta Pandey
The Budget should not be seen only as an exercise where you increase or decrease taxes, but also where you provide stability of rates, says Pandey
The bottom line is that it calls for a capital expenditure of Rs 16.74 trillion between 2022 and 2031 on track and terminal infrastructure and rolling stock
'One Nation, One Ration Card' scheme of the Union Government is being implemented by 32 States and Union Territories, reaching about 69 crore beneficiaries, said Finance Minister Sitharaman on Monday
Policy on strategic disinvestment is a huge break from the past
Up to Rs 5,000 crore likely as big brands look to scale up manufacturing in the country
Concept is attractive as it eradicates need for cumbersome practices like board meetings and financial statement inclusions; Changes introduced may benefit some 200,000 firms
FDI in the insurance sector is very realistic, says Samir Arora
According to Phillip Capital increased allocation for capital expenditure will bode well for large banks, namely ICICI Bank, Axis Bank, HDFC Bank and State Bank of India
Few compliances, lower filing fees and penalties for over 200,000 companies and new category of small LLPs
Asset sale to get Rs 1.75 trillion; transparent budgeting gets a leg-up