Budget 2021: A belief in self, revived
At the core of Budget 2021 lies the vision for a self-reliant, emerging India. And nowhere is this vision more evident than in the healthcare sector, which has just received an enormous boost.
At the core of Budget 2021 lies the vision for a self-reliant, emerging India. And nowhere is this vision more evident than in the healthcare sector, which has just received an enormous boost.
Enhanced foreign investment limits in debt securities will be a boon for India, more so in the near term, as Covid-19 combating measures will drain government resources.
It is discouraging to see that while residences, commercial, and retail developments are on an exponential rise, the country’s infrastructural capabilities fail to sustain them.
The Budget is clear in terms of vision and the government’s intent to kick-start the economy. The key lies in successful implementation.
Decoding the key tax proposals with PwC.
Through an outreach programme after the Budget, finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman explains how her Budget proposals would aid economic growth while remaining fiscally prudent.
Editor Sourav Majumdar and deputy editor Ashish Gupta decode the latest budget proposals.
Overall, the Budget has a lot of positive steps to help ease compliances, reduce litigation, and provide impetus to the economy.
Finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman presents her second Budget at the parliament
Schemes helping farmers to set up standalone solar pumps and solar power generation capacity on their barren land, and sell it to the grid will give a fillip to renewable energy in the country.