The Union budget to be presented by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on February 1 should look forward to allocating funds on research and development (R&D), said a top official of Insecticides India Limited.
Manufacturing sector contributes 15% to India's GDP and hence the expectation of experts are high from the government
Every one in four Indians is concerned about the threat of job layoff while three out of four are worried about rising inflation yet half of them believe that the country's economy will grow in 2023, according to a survey by marketing data and analytics firm Kantar. In its second edition of India Union Budget survey, Kantar found that consumers expect an announcement in policy changes with respect to income tax, with increasing basic income tax exemption limit from current Rs 2.5 lakh being the most common expectation. "At a macroeconomic level, most have a positive outlook -- 50 per cent believe that the Indian economy will grow in 2023 as against 31 per cent, who feel there will be a slowdown. Non-metros at 54 per cent are more optimistic as compared to metros," Kantar said. However, it said the global economic slowdown and a potential resurgence of COVID-19 are key areas of worry for Indians. "Three out of four people are worried about the rising inflation and want the governmen
After Covid pandemic hit world three years ago, healthcare sector has become central for 2023 budget as industry awaits the Centre's intervention to make healthcare affordable and accessible to all
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman is set to present the Union Budget 2023-2024 in Parliament on February 1; here's a lowdown on vital budget related terms that you should know
At this session, with 27 sittings spread over 66 days, the Parliament discusses and approves the proposed annual budget
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In a series of tweets on Wednesday, the Finance Ministry said the ceremony will be held in the Budget Press situated inside North Block
The fiscal deficit is expected to remain much larger than the 4-4.5 per cent of the GDP that was usual for decades
As India faces weakening demand for its exports from the slowing economies of trading partners, its own growth is still recovering from the damage of pandemic controls
Currently, there are six slabs in the new personal income-tax regime, starting with the Rs 2.5-5 lakh income bracket taxed at 5 per cent
It seems the glide path given in budgets has been the govt's intention, but the actual conditions turned out to be quite different
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The Budget should focus on keeping the domestic house in order. If it manages to do so, then India could attract large capital inflows once the global shocks fade
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The government expects nominal growth of 15.4% for the current fiscal year that ends on March 31
The Budget this year is likely to continue in the direction the government had set forth in in the last Budget, with reference to development and infrastructure
FM's speech must highlight its impact on money supply, demand and investment- factors that influence inflation and growth