The Economic Survey had yesterday said that growth will receive a boost from the cumulative impact of reforms and lower oil prices, among others
While major economies of the world face difficulties, India is poised for higher growth trajectory, said the FM
'Our prayer is that inflation should come down and the common man must be able to eat and live easily and get his kids educated'
The 2015-16 Budget is being billed as a "make-or-break" event for Prime Minister Narendra Modi's eight-month-old government
Government can undertake bold reform measures as it will have a much larger fiscal headroom to manoeuver
Because the most important budget announcement may be one that isn't made
Economic Survey rules out need for such reforms; analysts believe fiscal tightening, rural stress and political debacle might be restrictive
A look at some of the expectations the technology sector leaders have from the Union Budget
Investors are expecting a further shift in expenditure from subsidies to infrastructure
Prabhu was the architect of the Electricity Act of 2003, which set the stage for reforms in the power sector. He could well end up transforming the railways
Increasing the value of the girl child
Commodities hit the most by the freight rate restructuring are food grains, which account for 5.2% of the railways' traffic, and fertilisers (4.2%)
During 2013-14, the industry recorded a premium income of Rs 3.14 lakh cr as against Rs 2.87 lakh cr in the previous financial year
Road map for reforms argues for doing away with a one-size-fits-all approach
Interview with Chief Economic Advisor
Interview with Chief Economic Advisor
The volume along with critical reviews of the macro economy, credit and finance commission has some sections and chapters with catchy headlines to sync with Modi's style of promotion
Tax on most fossil fuels already high; more tax can be imposed on coal
CEA says economy not surging