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FM proposes the introduction of Aatma Nirbhar health programme with an outlay of Rs 64,180 crore; this in addition to the national health mission

PSU Privatisation Policy Gets Cabinet Nod, Details to be Revealed in Union Budget 2021 FOLLOW US ON: The Union Cabinet late on Wednesday green-flagged the much-awaited policy on the privatisation of public sector undertakings (PSUs), the details for which will be announced in the Union Budget on February 1. The policy was part of the Aatmanirbhar Bharat package announced by Sitharaman in May 2020 as a coherent policy where all sectors would be opened for private sector participation. The gover...

Updated Jan 27, 2021 | 17:59 IST In Budget 2021, Finance Minister is expected to announce a massive divestment target, with the same five companies (four privatisation and one mega-IPO) expected to form a bulk of the plans. Privatisation policy cleared by the cabinet, details to be announced in Budget&nbsp New Delhi: The Union Cabinet on Wednesday cleared the Privatisation policy. Soures told ET Now that while the policy has been cleared by the Cabinet, the details will b...

5 Min Read NEW DELHI/MUMBAI (Reuters) - Having fired up hopes for populist measures with talk of delivering a “budget like never before”, India’s Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman will need to find credible sources for additional revenue from a pandemic sickened economy. FILE PHOTO: A man walks along a wall overlooking the central Mumbais financial district skyline, India, March 9, 2017. REUTERS/Danish Siddiqui Government borrowing is already bumping against the ceiling, revenues are se...

Government borrowing is already bumping against the ceiling, revenues are severely dampened and the fiscal deficit is expected to have ballooned on account of pandemic spending.

Analysis: Making Virus Crisis Budget, India Needs to Spend but Funds May Fall Short A senior government official involved in planning for the 2021/22 budget rued the revenues lost at the start of the current fiscal year, and doubted they could be clawed back. FILE PHOTO: Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman holds budget papers as she leaves her office to present the federal budget in the parliament in New Delhi, India, Feb. 1, 2020. Photo: Reuters/Anushree Fadnavis/File photo New Delhi/Mumbai...

According to Aiyar, for India to grow at 7-8% on a sustained basis, India needs bold reforms and export competitiveness. We need reforms to be competitive on the export front, need land, labour, farm reforms and also social reforms for sustainable growth. He said, “If India needs to grow at 7-8%, we once again need a dynamic export sector that will mean India needs to be competitive in everything else.” India is uncompetitive on the export front due to bad policies. India land rates and int...

India Eyes Asset Sales to Partly Fund Higher Spending Next Year: Report FOLLOW US ON: India is likely to spend more next fiscal year than this years budgeted $415 billion and prioritise infrastructure projects, relying on asset sales of around $40 billion for some of the funding, two people with knowledge of the plan told Reuters. After largely keeping its purse strings in check as the coronavirus pandemic choked businesses and threw millions out of jobs, Prime Minister Narendra Modis governmen...

India likely to spend more next fiscal, prioritise infra projects After largely keeping its purse strings in check as the coronavirus pandemic choked businesses and threw millions out of jobs, PM Modis government is keen to bring the economy back onto a solid growth path with the budget to be presented on Feb. 1 Reuters | December 30, 2020 | Updated 21:01 IST Actual spending in the current fiscal year ending March 31 could be lower than the original target of 30.4 trillion rupees India is like...