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Arup Roychoudhury is an Indian journalist who covers economic policy and governance. With a career spanning over a decade, he has worked with leading publications such as Business Standard, Deccan Herald, providing in-depth analysis on government policies, financial regulations, and economic trends.
Arup Roychoudhury is an Indian journalist who covers economic policy and governance. With a career spanning over a decade, he has worked with leading publications such as Business Standard, Deccan Herald, providing in-depth analysis on government policies, financial regulations, and economic trends.
Feel-good measures may include revision in tax slabs and rates for individuals and corporates
Budget planners for now have been told to prepare with assumption that GST will apply from April 1
States refuse to budge from their stand on division of administrative powers between them and Centre
But want adequate time in Parliament for discussion on railway proposals
But the report will not be made public till the day of the 2017-18 Union Budget
CEA, who hasn't said much on the move, may open up in his upcoming survey
Economic affairs secretary says double counting possible; cash availability to improve in three weeks
PM reviews situation of cash shortage; withdrawal limits likely to continue
Offering free insurance to passengers to cost railways Rs 25.2 crore
The initial chaos in banks and ATMs has lessened but the lines are still there and the impact of the government decision on the economy is gradually unfolding
If the demands were approved, Plan expenditure for 2016-17 would rise to Rs 5.95 lakh crore from the Budget Estimate of Rs 5.5 lakh crore
Branch networks will give preference to pensioners and labourers for withdrawing money
Amendments will be tabled in Parliament for approval by Monday or Tuesday
This will help budget planners to close the fiscal gap in a year of massive outlay on the pay commission and capital spending
Some relaxations could also be on the anvil for cooperative societies and institutions
DEC is one of the most high-profile seminars in New Delhi and is held in late November or early December every year
Senior minister confessed govt had no assessment of the demonetisation impact in rural and semi-urban areas
Withdrawal, deposit and other banking services allowed; senior citizens exempted
It also allowed withdrawal of upto Rs 2.5 lakh from bank accounts for the explicit purpose of weddings
Most ATMs are currently dispensing only 100-rupee notes as they have to be recalibrated centrally as well as individually