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Telangana Presents Rs 2.75 Lakh Crore Vote On Account Budget For FY 2024-25
Telangana Deputy Chief Minister Mallu Bhatti Vikramarka on Saturday presented the Vote on Account budget for 2024-25 with a total expenditure of Rs 2,75,891 crore.
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2 Crore More Houses To Be Constructed Under PM Scheme: Nirmala Sitharaman
Construction of two crore more houses will be done under the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana (Gramin) in the next five years, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said on Thursday.
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Budget 2024: What Goes Behind The Making Of India's Budget? Details Here
The Budget, which will be presented in Parliament on February 1, will be a vote on account because India is set for the general elections in April-May. A full-fledged Budget will be presented by the new government later this year.
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Explained: Why A Full Budget Will Not Be Presented This Year
Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman has already made it clear that the budget is unlikely to have any "spectacular announcement" as it would be a vote on account
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Budget 2024 To Have "Spectacular Announcement"? Nirmala Sitharaman Says...
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman today spoke about the budget to be presented on February 1, 2024, weeks ahead of the run up to the 2024 general elections.
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Andhra Pradesh Presents Rs 2.26 Lakh Crore Budget
Andhra Pradesh on Tuesday presented a Vote on Account budget of Rs 2.26 lakh crore for 2019-20, an increase of 18.38 percent over the previous year.
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'Interim Budget Has No Value', Says Mamata Banerjee
"Who will implement this (interim budget)? Will the new government that will come into being implement this budget? Before election a vote on account is placed," Ms Banerjee said.
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Not Vote On Account But Account For Votes: P Chidambaram
The senior Congress leader claimed that the government had missed the fiscal deficit target, as warned by him earlier.
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Modi Government Has No Right To Present Full Budget, Says Congress
The Congress on Thursday warned of massive protests inside and outside Parliament if the Modi government tried to present a full-fledged budget instead of a vote on account saying it will violate Constitutional propriety and parliamentary norms.
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Karnataka Assembly passes vote on account budget
The Karnataka State Assembly today passed the vote on account budget for 2014-15.
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P Chidambaram leaving a troubled legacy for his successor: BJP's Arun Jaitley on interim budget
The BJP's Arun Jaitley today came down heavily on P Chidambaram for masking the real concerns of the Indian economy in his final budget, and argued that the Finance Minister was leaving behind "a troubled legacy" for his successor.
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Defence budget hiked 10 per cent, government accepts 'one rank, one pension'
The Centre today announced that it has accepted the "one rank, one pay" principle for defence forces, a decision that the ruling Congress hopes will win it the support of lakhs of soldiers ahead of the national election, due by May.
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Vote-on-account: 10 things to expect from Chidambaram
The government will seek Parliament's approval for expenditure through vote-on-account on February 17. The vote-on-account will allow the government to cover its expenditure beyond the current fiscal that ends on March 31, 2014.
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Telangana Presents Rs 2.75 Lakh Crore Vote On Account Budget For FY 2024-25
Telangana Deputy Chief Minister Mallu Bhatti Vikramarka on Saturday presented the Vote on Account budget for 2024-25 with a total expenditure of Rs 2,75,891 crore.
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2 Crore More Houses To Be Constructed Under PM Scheme: Nirmala Sitharaman
Construction of two crore more houses will be done under the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana (Gramin) in the next five years, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said on Thursday.
-
Budget 2024: What Goes Behind The Making Of India's Budget? Details Here
The Budget, which will be presented in Parliament on February 1, will be a vote on account because India is set for the general elections in April-May. A full-fledged Budget will be presented by the new government later this year.
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Explained: Why A Full Budget Will Not Be Presented This Year
Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman has already made it clear that the budget is unlikely to have any "spectacular announcement" as it would be a vote on account
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Budget 2024 To Have "Spectacular Announcement"? Nirmala Sitharaman Says...
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman today spoke about the budget to be presented on February 1, 2024, weeks ahead of the run up to the 2024 general elections.
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Andhra Pradesh Presents Rs 2.26 Lakh Crore Budget
Andhra Pradesh on Tuesday presented a Vote on Account budget of Rs 2.26 lakh crore for 2019-20, an increase of 18.38 percent over the previous year.
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'Interim Budget Has No Value', Says Mamata Banerjee
"Who will implement this (interim budget)? Will the new government that will come into being implement this budget? Before election a vote on account is placed," Ms Banerjee said.
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Not Vote On Account But Account For Votes: P Chidambaram
The senior Congress leader claimed that the government had missed the fiscal deficit target, as warned by him earlier.
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Modi Government Has No Right To Present Full Budget, Says Congress
The Congress on Thursday warned of massive protests inside and outside Parliament if the Modi government tried to present a full-fledged budget instead of a vote on account saying it will violate Constitutional propriety and parliamentary norms.
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Karnataka Assembly passes vote on account budget
The Karnataka State Assembly today passed the vote on account budget for 2014-15.
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P Chidambaram leaving a troubled legacy for his successor: BJP's Arun Jaitley on interim budget
The BJP's Arun Jaitley today came down heavily on P Chidambaram for masking the real concerns of the Indian economy in his final budget, and argued that the Finance Minister was leaving behind "a troubled legacy" for his successor.
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Defence budget hiked 10 per cent, government accepts 'one rank, one pension'
The Centre today announced that it has accepted the "one rank, one pay" principle for defence forces, a decision that the ruling Congress hopes will win it the support of lakhs of soldiers ahead of the national election, due by May.
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Vote-on-account: 10 things to expect from Chidambaram
The government will seek Parliament's approval for expenditure through vote-on-account on February 17. The vote-on-account will allow the government to cover its expenditure beyond the current fiscal that ends on March 31, 2014.
