How do you expect the upcoming budget to be ?
Anonymous Poll
30%
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Very Bad
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Good
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Bad
FM speaks on cotton production
Mission for Cotton Productivity for five years to help Extra Long Staple Cotton varieties for quality cotton
This is expected to rejuvenate India's traditional textile sector
Mission for Cotton Productivity for five years to help Extra Long Staple Cotton varieties for quality cotton
This is expected to rejuvenate India's traditional textile sector
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FDI in the insurance sector to be increased from 74% to 100% ;Fm
Jal jeevan mission extended till 2028 Jal jeevan mission extended till 2028 to ensure 100 percent coverage. Since 2019, 80 percent coverage of rural population has been achieved.
FD 4.8 percent FY25, says FM
Fiscal deficit for FY25 at 4.8%, FY26 estimated at 4.4%
Fiscal deficit for FY25 at 4.8%, FY26 estimated at 4.4%
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Fiscal deficit in focus
Fiscal deficit as a percentage of GDP is on a declining path as targeted. Revised estimate for capex at INR 10.18 lakh crore, falls short of BE of FY25
Fiscal deficit as a percentage of GDP is on a declining path as targeted. Revised estimate for capex at INR 10.18 lakh crore, falls short of BE of FY25
Gross and net borrowing for FY26 is budgeted at Rs 14.82 lakh
The Government’ gross and net borrowing for FY26 is budgeted at Rs 14.82 lakh crore and Rs 11.54 lakh crore respectively. The planned market issuances are almost the same as FY25. Gross and net borrowing for FY25 stood at Rs 14.13 lakh crore and Rs 11.75 lakh crore. The same level of G-Sec supply implies that Government borrowing will not crowd out the private credit incrementally in FY26. The limited supply will boost the rally in G-Sec.
The Government’ gross and net borrowing for FY26 is budgeted at Rs 14.82 lakh crore and Rs 11.54 lakh crore respectively. The planned market issuances are almost the same as FY25. Gross and net borrowing for FY25 stood at Rs 14.13 lakh crore and Rs 11.75 lakh crore. The same level of G-Sec supply implies that Government borrowing will not crowd out the private credit incrementally in FY26. The limited supply will boost the rally in G-Sec.
Make India
To support Make India and domestic electronic manufacturing, the government has revised the Basic Customs Duty (BCD) on interactive flat panel displays from 10% to 20% and reduce the BCD on open cell and other components for LCDs and LEDs to 5%. The move will benefit contract manufacturers such as Dixon Technologies.
To support Make India and domestic electronic manufacturing, the government has revised the Basic Customs Duty (BCD) on interactive flat panel displays from 10% to 20% and reduce the BCD on open cell and other components for LCDs and LEDs to 5%. The move will benefit contract manufacturers such as Dixon Technologies.
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