Budget 2024: How your personal tax rules may be affected
Interim Budget 2024: Here's a look at ways in which your personal tax could be impacted through the Interim Budget 2024
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Budget Trivia 2024: From paperless to longest speech, here are eight interesting facts about India's Union Budget
Budget 2024: India's first interim budget was presented in 1947 by RK Shanmukham Chetty to address economic hardship after independence. Fourteen interim budgets have been presented since then
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A to Z of Union Budget - Understand key terms, big likely announcements
Union Budget 2024: As the BJP government presents an Interim Budget, its second in a decade, The Indian Express attempts to decipher the politics of economics in the choice of words the Finance Minister may use in the speech
Source: indianexpress.com
Where to wine and dine on Valentine's Day in Napa Valley
Few restaurants promote special meals for Feb. 14, though most probably offer a few especially romantic specials. They don’t need to. Couples aren't looking for a group experience.
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budget 2024: Govt may prune FY25 fiscal gap target to 5.3-5.4% on slower capex
India's fiscal deficit target for FY25 is expected to decrease significantly in line with post-Covid consolidation plans, potentially dropping to a range of 5.3-5.4% of GDP from the current year's 5.9%. Despite a slowdown in capital asset investments, gross market borrowing is anticipated to remain high, with estimates for FY25 around ₹15.3 lakh crore. The reduction in the fiscal deficit target is attributed to a slower pace of capital expenditure, providing room for consolidation. The government is committed to lowering the fiscal deficit to below 4.5% of GDP by FY26.
Source: indiatimes.com