Budget 2022 proposals seem to give a big push to Make in India in defence with 68% of capital procurement allocation earmarked for domestic industry. What does this mean for India's defence industry?
Just terming the Budget an initiation of 'Amrit Kaal' for the next 25 years will not change the fact that India is lagging everywhere due to the policies of the BJP, he alleged.
A highlight of Budget 2022 was the proposal to levy 30% tax on gains from transfer of digital assets and 1% TDS on payments towards virtual currencies. What will be the impact on crypto investors?
Domestic-focussed sectors due to the government's push on infrastructure and indigenous manufacturing are the big winners in the Budget
The government has continued with earlier policies, schemes and extent of outlays, without attempting radical shifts or transformations
15-40 bps raise likely in MPC meeting next week, say market participants
The focus on India's startup ecosystem, the ease of doing business and green energy will shore up growth momentum and benefit multiple stakeholders.
The yardsticks of stability, predictability, rationalisation and simplification define the tax proposals
Abhiram Eleswarapu, head of India equities at BNP Paribas, tells Puneet Wadhwa in an interview that he expects real rates to remain negative for most of 2022
On the private-sector side, capacity utilisation has risen across several industries
A 500-company sample of Q3 results, including many of the private sector majors, shows signs of inflation impacts
Subramanyam also said that the Union Cabinet has already approved the interest equalisation and the modified version of the scheme will be soon notified
The industry department will soon seek the approval of the Union cabinet regarding the same
We now have sufficient working knowledge as to how the sector works, and in what manner surplus is being generated, says Mohapatra
In a Q&A, he asserts nothing, including a ban on crypto currency, is off the table since the concerns of the financial market are for real
I still hold the view that except for the poor, what is restraining consumption is activity restriction, which is not financial in its origin, says finance secretary
ONGC has planned a capital expenditure (capex) of Rs 29,950 crore in FY23, marginally lower than the revised estimated expenditure of Rs 30,500 crore in the current fiscal
The MNREGA allocation did not come on expected lines but companies expect it to get revised during the year
India needs to boost tax-to-GDP ratio
Addressing the 'Atmanirbha Arthavyavastha' symposium organised by the BJP, he said the central bank digital rupee will make online payments more secure and risk free and boost digital economy