The Budget contains facilitation measures to help exporters of handicrafts, leather goods, and marine products
Will the 2025-26 Budget's focus on Bihar's infrastructure, agri, and flood management swing the 2025 polls in the NDA's favour, and how will I-T relief for the middle class pay off in the rural state
Largecaps remain the preferred investments for most brokerages
Govil spoke about issues ranging from Unified Pension Scheme (UPS) and pay commission to continued thrust on capital expenditure
Seth explains the rationale and the Budget fine print
He is confident of the government achieving 14.4 per cent growth in income-tax collection even after forgoing Rs 1 trillion revenue
Budget estimates (BE) for the financial year (FY) 2025-26 have put the allocation for PMJAY at Rs 9,406 crore, a 28.8 per cent increase from Rs 7,300 crore in FY25's BE
RBI's six-member rate setting panel will announce the review of the policy on Friday, 7 February
Govt proposes only 25% of total remuneration received by expats to be treated as taxable profits
Tucked away as an innocuous para in the Budget document, it says "PSBs will develop a 'Grameen Credit Score' framework to serve the credit needs of SHG members, and people in rural areas"
The Budget supports the government's pledge to reduce tax burden and move towards a trust-based tax framework
Proposals aim to encourage the middle class to spend and help economic growth. By Pwc India
For all mergers effected on or after April 1, 2025, the losses can be carried forward only for the residuary period (counting from the date of loss)
Government has chosen the path of the fiscal prudence which is again good, though market would have expected a bit of more loosening on the fiscal side, Khemani said
In contrast, one- and three-month returns have been relatively flat, with the Nifty delivering average gains of just 0.1 per cent and 1.7 per cent, respectively, over the past decade
To secure fiscal targets, sustaining STT growth remains a high-wire act in a windy market
Centre lures states with higher borrowing limit, brings back focus on privatisation of distribution companies
In terms of Budget allocation, agriculture and its allied sectors have seen a healthy jump of about 22 per cent to about Rs 1.71 trillion
Much to celebrate in this Budget, but don't assume tax cuts will spark a growth revival
Incentives to promote such digital payments slashed for 2nd year straight