Lauds standard deduction of Rs 40,000, but says it falls short of people's expectations
Cumulatively, exports during April-December 2017-18 grew by 12.05 per cent to $223.51 billion
Today our Finance Minister Mr. Arun Jaitley presented the last Union Budget for the fiscal year 2018-19
The Budget 2018 lays an increased emphasis on expanding the suburban railway of Mumbai by 90 kilometres and that of Bengaluru by 110 kilometres
Social welfare surcharge adds salt to wounds, country's mission to global trading hub to take a major beating
The centre at IIT-Chennai can work on the development of IoT and Machine to Machine applications which are relevant and best suited for India
Budget 2018 has focused on tamping down rural discontent ahead of elections, signalling higher government expenditure
The government also raised custom duty on specified parts/accessories of motor vehicles, motor cars, motor cycles from 7.5 per cent to 15 per cent
FM Arun Jaitley further said, in FY 18, the government will be receiving GST revenue only for 11 months
The Vice President after revision in emoluments will draw a salary of Rs 400,000
500,000 wi-fi hotspots to be set up for rural citizens
The thrust of the Budget is being seen as broadly populist but positive. This could mean a great deal of activity in the bond markets if it takes off
BJP government at Center continues to treat Delhi residents as second-grade citizens, says Dy CM Manish Sisodia
Apart from higher spending on farmers, Jaitley also announced tax breaks for small companies but brought back a levy on stock gains
Apart from augmenting airports in the main metropolitan cities of the country, the government will connect 56 unserved airports and 31 unserved helipads
People in states like Rajasthan, West Bengal & Assam would benefit from the plan
Assocham President Sandeep Jajodia said the Budget is on expected lines and provides support to sections of the society, where it was needed the most
Given the tone of Budget 2018, U R Bhatt doesn't think the government is in a mood to prepone the general elections
Guess what? this time rising air pollution has also caught Jaitely's attention as he has announced a "special scheme" to tackle the problem.
The three problems the FM is addressing are excess capacity in industry, slugging growth in small and medium enterprises and a general shortage of employment wrapped in an agrarian crisis