An analysis by Nangia Andersen consulting
The Budget has further strengthened the government's commitment of minimum government, maximum governance, Modi said
The Budget is an attempt to endow India with improved health and better access to education unleashing better infrastructure, says Rajnish Kumar
Despite the large number of weapons systems due for procurement, capital allocation has been raised only marginally from Rs 115,350 crore in the current year to Rs 118,534 crore in 2020-21
This means if an Indian citizen is not a resident of any country, they will now be deemed an Indian resident and their income will be taxed here
Expert panel may be set up to define responsibilities of key stakeholders and standards to be followed at all levels of government
A comparison between the shares of states, according to the 14th & 15th FC reports
Here are the key points
The finance minister has not given in to the pressures of delivering a please-all Budget, which I really like. She has taken strong decisions
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The 15th FC forecast nominal gross domestic product (GDP) growth for 2020-21 at 11%, but said the projection came with a "downward bias".
Repayment for past loans in the next financial year has been pegged at Rs 2.35 trillion
While the Budget estimate was at Rs 241.29 crore for 2019-20, in case of 2018-19 (actual) it was Rs 154.54 crore
To reward states for lower total fertility rate and better tax collection
It really pleases no one. This Budget behaves as if the country is not facing an economic crisis. Instead, its as if its business as usual in the country
Although, a gross tax revenue expansion of 12 per cent seems reasonable in light of the 10 per cent growth expected in the nominal GDP in FY20-21, the revenue assumptions made for FY20 seem aggressive
The government has promised to raise Rs 120,000 crore via disinvestment, and an additional Rs 90,000 crore from sale of government equity in public-sector banks and financial institutions, in 2020-21
Centre's flagship scheme, KUSUM, which aims to provide solar-run irrigation pumps to farmers, has been allotted Rs 1,000 cr, or barely 0.01% of the total estimated outlay
On Dec 31, the govt had unveiled an NIP worth Rs 1.03 trillion, listing around 6,500 projects across sectors