The Finance Minister Arun Jaitley presented the Union Budget before the Parliament, on February 1, 2018. Here are some reactions from members of corporate India
Here are the hits and misses from the Budget speech
Finance Minister Arun Jaitley presented a budget tailor-made to woo farmers and rural Indians. But questions remain on whether the government has enough in its coffers to bankroll ambitious plans
It is imperative for the finance minister to stick to fiscal deficit targets, revive the rural economy and fuel fast-paced growth with green energy sources
Commerce Minister Suresh Prabhu is zeroing in on a host of new sectors to boost manufacturing over the next decade
This year, there is talk of changes, in particular, around the prevailing exemption on Long Term Capital Gains ('LTCG') from transfer of listed equity shares (held for a period more than 12 months)
From banking to aerospace, every sector is buoyant with expectations from the upcoming Budget. As February 1 looms, hope springs eternal
Finance Minister Arun Jaitley will be walking a tightrope as the government is expected to offer relief to the middle class and rural economies, while managing fiscal deficit and boosting investments
The company missed some analyst estimates and the December quarter's earnings reflect a 'customer insolvency event' as well
Strong operating performances across its petrochemicals, refining, retail and telecom businesses help the conglomerate post record earnings in the December quarter, even as Jio reports first quarterly net profit
A lot of modern management programmes put much emphasis on theory-driven practice, writing off the incredible value in practice-driven theory