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The budget has been prepared by analysing the demands for grants of various departments specifically intended for expenditure relating to women and children, the minister said.
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While increasing the fees for commercial establishments, land revenue and Town and Country Planning department, adequate precaution has been taken to see it does not impact citizens, the CM pointed out.
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The RBI on Thursday projected a Gross Domestic Product (GDP) growth of 7 per cent for 2024-25, which is lower than the 7.3 per cent expansion estimated for the current fiscal.
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The central bank’s statement reaffirms its stance of neither being a hawk nor a dove but an owl that is vigilant on inflation
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A conducive environment is imperative for investors, both local and global, to take note of India’s energy potential
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Fifty-two-year-old Rahul Gandhi’s yatras have "flopped", Pramanik claimed, referring to the Bharat Jodo Yatra and the ongoing Bharat Jodo Nyay Yatra.
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Paytm Wallet users can continue to carry on transactions till February 29. However, after February 29, they will be able to use their existing balance till the time it is exhausted, but cannot add any money to their account.
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Investors remained wary of any escalation in the Middle East conflict after the U.S. signalled further strikes on Iran-backed groups in the Middle East in response to a deadly attack on U.S. troops in Jordan.
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Financial incentives are not the only determining factor for the progress of the rooftop solar scheme in the country
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Ukraine lost a third of its economic output to wartime destruction and occupation by Moscow, which took over the main heavy industry hubs in the east.
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A proposal to keep property tax rates unchanged for 2023-24 was pending before the Maharashtra cabinet and a decision was expected on Monday, after which the civic body will issue property tax bills, municipal commissioner Iqbal Singh Chahal said.
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The rate at which Americans are quitting their jobs, considered a reliable predictor of wage trends, has slowed to pre-pandemic levels.
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The reserves took a hit as the central bank deployed the kitty to defend the rupee amid pressures caused majorly by global developments since last year.
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Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Thursday hiked capital expenditure by 11 per cent for the next fiscal to sustain a world-beating economic growth rate while trimming the deficit in a reform-oriented interim budget.
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Computer software and hardware, trading, services, telecommunications, automobiles, pharmaceuticals, and chemicals are among the primary sectors that draw FDI to India.
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Who will actually give these loans? What are the sunrise sectors? What kind of entrepreneurs and companies will qualify?
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The soft assumptions on gross domestic product (GDP) growth, tax growth and revenues gives the economic numbers far more legitimacy than was expected
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Under the PMMSY, the government aims to double the aquaculture exports to nearly Rs 1 lakh crores
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Indian and British officials are engaged in hectic parleys to clinch a trade deal before the two nations go to the polls this year
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The company will miss its target to reduce debt by $1 billion in fiscal year 2023-24 by a mile, TV Narendran told Moneycontrol.
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Stating that the target of achieving USD two trillion exports by 2030 is possible, Barthwal said that USD one trillion will be forthcoming from merchandise exports and another USD one trillion from services.
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The dollar index, which measures the greenback against a basket of six major currencies, was last broadly flat on the day at 103.55.
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The unit oscillated between an intraday low of 83.14 and a high of 83.08 and finally settled at 83.11 (provisional) against the dollar, 1 paisa higher from its previous close.
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The possibility of rate cut and the probability of improvement in fiscal math augur well for bond trade
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As a small open economy, Hong Kong is vulnerable to financial contagion and capital flights. Since 2009, hot money has flown in to be closer to China, just as it did in the 1990s en route to Southeast Asia. People nowadays question the city’s viability as a financial centre, reminiscent of the prevailing sentiment in the aftermath of the 1997 handover
