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- Piyush Goyal's interim Budget: No tax on income till Rs 5 lakh, a big spread for farmers & unorganised workersIn its final budget before the general elections, Modi government announced some mega sops for various categories.
- Interim Budget is just the trailer of the Budget for New India post elections: Prime Minister Narendra Modi"From middle class to labourers, farmers’ to businessmen, manufacturing to MSME sector, everyone has been taken care of in this Interim Bud...
- No hike in passenger fare, freight charges as Railways gets highest ever allocation of Rs 1.58 lakh croreGoyal announced capital support for railways at Rs 64,587 crore for FY20 in his Budget 2019 speech.
- Winners and losers in Narendra Modi's Interim BudgetThe budget includes big announcements such as a major income support scheme for farmers and a new pension program for workers.
- Budget an 'account of votes', not vote on account: ChidambaramThe senior Congress leader claimed that the government had missed the fiscal deficit target, as warned by him earlier.
- Budget 2019: Cash dole for farmers, pension for unorganised sector, IT exemption limit doubled to Rs 5 lakhGoyal said it will benefit 12 crore farmers and will be implemented from this fiscal itself.
- Budget is election manifesto, BJP trying to bribe voters ahead of polls: KhargeGeneral elections are slated to be held in April-May.
- Budget 2019: Arun Jaitley compliments Piyush Goyal for 'excellent pro-farmer, pro-poor budget'Goyal, who was given the charge of the finance ministry temporarily recently, presented the Budget 2019-20 in absence of Jaitley, who is aw...
- Budget 2019: No benefit of the direct transfer scheme to farmers with higher land holdingFinance minister Piyush Goyal said that the scheme will benefit 12 crore farmers, who have land holding up to 2 hectares.
- Budget boost for the Kisan! Farmers owning land of up to 2 hectares to get Rs 6,000 a yearThe money will be transferred directly to accounts in three tranches. The package will cost Rs 75,000 crore.
- Budget 2019: Huge gift for the poor, pension for maids, drivers, plumbersPradhan Mantri Shram Yogi Mandhan will give monthly pension of Rs 3000, with contribution of Rs 100 a month.
- Budget 2019: Piyush Goyal announces a slight slippage in fiscal deficitInterim Finance Minister Piyush Goyal has announced in his Interim Budget 2019 speech today that the government had revised the target down...
- Big Budget number! Rs 60,000 crore set aside for MGNREGA this yearAnnouncing the highest-ever allocation to MGNREGA in his 2015-16 Budget speech, Jaitley gave Rs 34,699 crore to the scheme, nearly 12 per c...
- Here's the budget that India needsAt this stage of India’s development, this could be the dream budget that India needs.
- Modi government to table an interim Budget on February 1The BJP is trying to win back its core vote base of traders and upper caste while continuing to woo the Dalits, OBCs and the tribals.
- Lame duck or populist? Here's how India's interim budget worksPeople are waiting to see if Modi will betray convention and announce tax concessions to win over voters.
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