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    • Meet the new Sebi Chief who was instrumental in Air India sale, LIC IPO

      Tuhin Kanta Pandey, a seasoned bureaucrat, takes over as SEBI Chairperson, succeeding Madhabi Puri Buch.

    • New Income Tax bill meant to be understood by citizens, not just lawyers: Finance Secretary

      "It will be simple, with no provisos or complicated language,” Tuhin Kanta Pandey said, highlighting the significant departure from the current structure of tax laws.

    • Being protectionist doesn’t benefit anyone: Finance Secretary

      Tuhin Kanta Pandey’s remarks come at a time when the United States is intensifying its protectionist trade policies under former President Donald Trump.

    • Tax cuts won’t be inflationary, fiscal consolidation path intact, says finance secretary

      Rejecting the notion that the Budget is skewed towards either consumption or capital expenditure, Tuhin Kanta Pandey tells Moneycontrol that the government has ensured a balanced approach

    • With fiscal support in Budget, hope RBI will act in tandem to boost growth: Finance secretary

      Monetary and fiscal policies should not work at cross purposes but rather complement each other to ensure balanced economic growth, Tuhin Kanta Pandey told Moneycontrol in an interview.

    • Disinvestment decisions will not be driven by short-term fiscal priorities: Finance Secretary

      However, the central government's overall policy on privatisation remains important and should continue, Somanathan added.

    • MC Interview: Growth in small savings significantly high, on track to meet Rs 4.71 lakh crore target, says Fin Secy

      TV Somanathan also said that NSSF inflows will not be impacted even if many people shift to the new direct tax regime

    • Will not cut down on capex of Rs 10 trillion in FY24: Finance Secretary

      “We are assuming that the entire capex will be spent. We have not decided to save money from capex,” TV Somanathan said.

    • Borrowings by states or their organisations have to be within 3.5% of GSDP: Finance Secretary TV Somanathan

      The Union Budget has kept 3.5 percent of gross state domestic product as states' borrowing limit for FY24 which includes a 0.5 percent conditional window linked to power sector reforms.

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