Modi govt likely to announce 2018 as the year of women's safety in Railways in the upcoming Budget
Advance Estimates are used for computing Budget numbers such as fiscal deficit
Meeting the fiscal deficit target will become more difficult in the second half of the fiscal year
The government has opted for borrowing Rs 500 billion in excess of the Rs 5.80 trillion Budget Estimate
After weeks of stress and tension over a widening deficit, you could actually see the government claiming on February 1 a significantly reduced slippage in its fiscal deficit
A higher fiscal deficit target for the next fiscal will result in a higher borrowing by the government
The growth and buoyancy of direct tax revenue in the 2014-2017 period is lower than in any sub-period this millennium
The government is slated to come out with the advanced estimates for the current fiscal on Friday
In an interview with Business Standard, Rashesh Shah also said that tax incentives for capital expenditure were a key issue
Jaitley takes on UPA for widening fiscal deficit
The first phase of the session will be from January 29 to February 9
Union Budget 2018-19, which will be the final budget for PM Modi-led NDA regime before the 2019 general elections, will be presented on Feb 1
Roll-out of direct benefit transfer and higher farm realisations should boost demand
Stepped up public expenditure need to be accompanied by a set of focused policies. Here are nine suggestions
After demonetisation and interest rate stance, surplus profit transfer has become another bone of contention
The best performers among backward districts have development indicators better than the national average
The January meeting will not discuss rate reduction and the focus will be on stabilising revenue collection
The states which will benefit include Rajasthan and Punjab, both having an international border with Pakistan, and West Bengal and Assam, which share a boundary with Bangladesh
Seeks Rs 25,000 cr as additional budgetary support for 2018-19
The central government is learnt to be planning to borrow an additional amount of Rs 50,000 cr from the bond market, over and above the budget estimate of Rs 5.80 lakh crore for fiscal year 2017-18