Govt can approach the Budget 2021 with an aim to rebuild the economy to attain the long-term objective of sustained higher growth
The contours of the policy and the strategy to privatise PSUs will be announced by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman in the Budget
YTD returns turn negative
It has reacted negatively to her previous two budgets. This time too, it has come off over 5 per cent from the highs
Four deals worth Rs 7,376 crore launched, most since Jan 2008; bullish sentiment in secondary market fuels new offers
This year, while housing finance has improved, preliminary data shows that NBFC flow to the commercial sector is lagging
The Centre had considered tax sops for exploration and production operators in May 2020
Srivastava said the fiscal deficit in the current fiscal is likely to be between 6.5-7 per cent
In today's episode, we are taking a look at the key officials involved in finalising the outline of the Budget. Listen to the podcast for more
Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla had said that the first part of the budget session will start on January 29 and continue till February 15, and the second part of the session will be from March 8 to April 8
A liberal budget that cuts taxes and tries to improve ease of doing business will receive a good market response. A harsh Budget with higher taxes, new cesses, etc, will lead to a sell-off
The govt has been responsive to the needs and asks of industry and keenly focused on Ease of Doing Business. We hope that answers to some of the ambiguities find their way into the upcoming budget
Urge infra status for hotels worth over Rs 25 crore, lower GST and income tax rates
Local sourcing of components and state monitoring keep firms away from production-linked incentives
Finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman will unveil the Budget for 2021-22 on February 1.
Sinha's Budget 2002 also saw the maximum rollbacks; he went back on some five Budget proposals
This daily series of graphs provides context to some of the critical issues relating to the Union Budget on February 1
With the aim of doubling farmers' income by 2022, the government is likely to raise farm credit target to about Rs 19 lakh crore in Budget 2021-22 to be presented on February 1, according to sources.
The auto industry hopes it will assist them in recovering from the pandemic-induced economic shock
Budget may resolve issues related to administration