The Budget this year promises a bright future for India. The government has to be commended for the increased tax collections, containment of fiscal deficit despite an increased capex programme and still betting on 7 per cent plus GDP growth despite global tailwinds.
It is evident that India’s Finance Minister has stuck to a broad growth strategy that was unveiled a couple of years ago. She has clearly aimed the Budget to incentivise the private sector in the economy to invest in the productive capacity, thereby creating jobs and pushing growth. At the same time, the government has been
It is evident that India’s Finance Minister has stuck to a broad growth strategy that was unveiled a couple of years ago. She has clearly aimed the Budget to incentivise the private sector in the economy to invest in the productive capacity, thereby creating jobs and pushing growth. At the same time, the government has been