The Budget has failed to build an atmosphere of tangible optimism
The market will breathe a sigh of relief that there was no change in the long-term capital gains tax, or that rumours of gift tax and estate duty re-appearing were plain wrong
An indirect tax Budget so positive that it is almost thrilling
A slew of proposals have got unprecedented attention in this Budget
Budget sends reassuring message on the sustainability of gradual reform
The loss in Bihar has forced a change in NDA's market positioning
This government has stayed the course on unglamorous reforms and tax proposals
The most salient measures that Finance Minister Arun Jaitley presented in his Budget
Tribal Affairs Ministry gets a higher budgetary allocation of Rs 4,826 cr
However, he thanked FM for accepting his recommendation on removing import duty on braille paper.
The cess, which will be effective from June 1, 2016, will help finance and promote initiatives to improve agriculture
He said budget has disappointed every section of people equally and is a wasted opportunity
Budget 2016-2017 could not stir the social media into much frenzy it semms. the number of tweets related to budget climbed at a sluggis pace all day, reaching a paltry peak of 1200 tweets per minute, before slumping down again. On Facebook, it failed to feature in the top trending topics. Here is a look at some of the Twitter data for the annual economic milestone.
The MNCs stand to gain as govt has offered to waive interest and penalty; and a falling rupee will reduce payout by another 20%
The excise duty on Aviation Turbine Fuel (ATF) is to be hiked to 14% from 8%
The BJP patriarch said at a time when the global economy remains weak, India's growth is laudable.
The mission is a national campaign, covering 4,041 statutory cities and towns
The DAE have been collected Rs 1.06 crore less than previous year
Plan expenditure for the current fiscal is Rs 246.53 crore, as against last year's budgetary estimate of Rs 287.67 crore
Arun Jaitley has taken right steps to boost housing sector and ensure that 'Housing for All by 2022' becomes reality, said CREDAI President