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The Difference Between Interim Budget And Full Budget
Months before the 2024 Lok Sabha elections, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman announced an interim budget in February to manage the government's immediate financial needs.
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Ahead Of Union Budget 2024, A Look At Highlights Of The Interim Budget
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman presented the Interim budget 2024 on February 1, ahead of the general elections and will present the full budget on July 23. Here's a look at the highlights of the interim budget.
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Opinion | Consumption Boost May Be The Key Theme In This Year's Budget
Generally, budgets that follow the interim budgets announced by the same government do not have many changes. There is no reason to expect differences this time, considering the economy is performing well and growing at above 7% for FY25.
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Union Budget 2024: Why India Has Two Budgets This Year
India has two budgets this year due to the recent general elections. The Interim Budget, presented before the election, was a temporary measure to ensure continuous government funding until a new government took office.
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Interim Budget vs Full Budget: Know The Difference
With the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)-led National Democratic Alliance (NDA) back in power for its third term, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman will present the full Union Budget for 2024-2025 on July 23.
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Investors Expect Crypto Tax Could Continue as Nirmala Sitharaman Returns as Finance Minister
The Indian crypto circle has been waiting for FM Sitharaman to revise the tax laws imposed over the crypto sector. Despite the outcry, the finance minister did not announce any taxation relief for the crypto sector while presenting the interim annual budget earlier this year. Her re-appointment to the finance minister’s position has sparked conce...
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Centre Releases Rs 1.39 Lakh Crore As Tax Devolution To States To Boost Development
In a bid to enable state governments to accelerate development and capital spending, the BJP-led NDA government released one additional instalment of devolution of taxes, cumulatively amounting to Rs 1,39,750 crore this month.
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Exclusive: PM Modi Reveals "Surprise" Element In Election-Year Interim Budget
Prime Minister Narendra Modi in an exclusive interview to NDTV explained his model of social welfare schemes, which, while keeping a check on fiscal deficit, can also empower the poor to climb out of poverty.
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Centre Forms Committee To Advise On Establishment Of New Medical Colleges
New Medical College Establishments: The committee will discuss the issue and create a report containing evaluations of feasibility, standards, plans for execution, financial implications, and schedules.
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Interim Budget 2024-25 Explained: Key Insights In Graphs
Total receipts, excluding borrowings, are projected at Rs 27.56 lakh crore, with the revised estimate showcasing a revenue receipt of Rs 30.03 lakh crore.
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Opinion: Budget 2024 - BJP Government Signalling A Break From Freebie Raj?
In a serious departure from political precedence, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman's vote-on-account this year has steered clear of populism. Is the country finally debating the feasibility of electoral freebies?
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Opinion: Nirmala Sitharaman's Speech Redefines Secularism, Recasts Castes
The absence of populism, or 'rewdi' - as freebies are referred to these days - in Nirmala Sitharaman's interim budget speech radiated the Narendra Modi government's poise on the eve of Lok Sabha elections.
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"Not A Single Word On Unemployment": Priyanka Gandhi On Interim Budget
Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra on Friday alleged that there is neither any vision nor any plan to create new jobs in the Centre's Interim Budget
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Why No Mention Of Fuel Tax Cut In Budget? Revenue Secretary Explains
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman did not announce a cut in excise duty on petrol and diesel while presenting the interim Budget in Parliament yesterday.
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"Takes Time To Trickle Down": Nirmala Sitharaman Answers Capex Questions
The government will treat capital expenditure in a more exhaustive way in the Union Budget in July, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman told NDTV today in her first post-interim Budget interview with private media.
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The Difference Between Interim Budget And Full Budget
Months before the 2024 Lok Sabha elections, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman announced an interim budget in February to manage the government's immediate financial needs.
-
Ahead Of Union Budget 2024, A Look At Highlights Of The Interim Budget
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman presented the Interim budget 2024 on February 1, ahead of the general elections and will present the full budget on July 23. Here's a look at the highlights of the interim budget.
-
Opinion | Consumption Boost May Be The Key Theme In This Year's Budget
Generally, budgets that follow the interim budgets announced by the same government do not have many changes. There is no reason to expect differences this time, considering the economy is performing well and growing at above 7% for FY25.
-
Union Budget 2024: Why India Has Two Budgets This Year
India has two budgets this year due to the recent general elections. The Interim Budget, presented before the election, was a temporary measure to ensure continuous government funding until a new government took office.
-
Interim Budget vs Full Budget: Know The Difference
With the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)-led National Democratic Alliance (NDA) back in power for its third term, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman will present the full Union Budget for 2024-2025 on July 23.
-
Investors Expect Crypto Tax Could Continue as Nirmala Sitharaman Returns as Finance Minister
The Indian crypto circle has been waiting for FM Sitharaman to revise the tax laws imposed over the crypto sector. Despite the outcry, the finance minister did not announce any taxation relief for the crypto sector while presenting the interim annual budget earlier this year. Her re-appointment to the finance minister’s position has sparked conce...
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Centre Releases Rs 1.39 Lakh Crore As Tax Devolution To States To Boost Development
In a bid to enable state governments to accelerate development and capital spending, the BJP-led NDA government released one additional instalment of devolution of taxes, cumulatively amounting to Rs 1,39,750 crore this month.
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Exclusive: PM Modi Reveals "Surprise" Element In Election-Year Interim Budget
Prime Minister Narendra Modi in an exclusive interview to NDTV explained his model of social welfare schemes, which, while keeping a check on fiscal deficit, can also empower the poor to climb out of poverty.
-
Centre Forms Committee To Advise On Establishment Of New Medical Colleges
New Medical College Establishments: The committee will discuss the issue and create a report containing evaluations of feasibility, standards, plans for execution, financial implications, and schedules.
-
Interim Budget 2024-25 Explained: Key Insights In Graphs
Total receipts, excluding borrowings, are projected at Rs 27.56 lakh crore, with the revised estimate showcasing a revenue receipt of Rs 30.03 lakh crore.
-
Opinion: Budget 2024 - BJP Government Signalling A Break From Freebie Raj?
In a serious departure from political precedence, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman's vote-on-account this year has steered clear of populism. Is the country finally debating the feasibility of electoral freebies?
-
Opinion: Nirmala Sitharaman's Speech Redefines Secularism, Recasts Castes
The absence of populism, or 'rewdi' - as freebies are referred to these days - in Nirmala Sitharaman's interim budget speech radiated the Narendra Modi government's poise on the eve of Lok Sabha elections.
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"Not A Single Word On Unemployment": Priyanka Gandhi On Interim Budget
Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra on Friday alleged that there is neither any vision nor any plan to create new jobs in the Centre's Interim Budget
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Why No Mention Of Fuel Tax Cut In Budget? Revenue Secretary Explains
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman did not announce a cut in excise duty on petrol and diesel while presenting the interim Budget in Parliament yesterday.
-
"Takes Time To Trickle Down": Nirmala Sitharaman Answers Capex Questions
The government will treat capital expenditure in a more exhaustive way in the Union Budget in July, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman told NDTV today in her first post-interim Budget interview with private media.
