Special Report
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FM keen to bring foreign fund managers to India
Jaitley doesn't crunch numbers, looks at long-term measures
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Arun Jaitley's Budget 2015 sets the stage for a new economic order
FM decides to plump for growth, eases fiscal deficit target to push public investment; significant reforms on black money, ease of business and entrepreneurship
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Budget leaves REITs in no man's land
Despite getting one-time exemption on capital gains, domestic investors don't gain much
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More shock than awe for real estate
Experts say the finance minister missed an opportunity to use the sector as a trigger for growth
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Budget 2015 lukewarm to the green energy sector
Modi's optimism for renewable energy comes to nought as Jaitley's Budget offers no definite roadmap
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Why the FM is right in slowing the pace of fiscal consolidation
Lack of investments has affected economic growth. There's an urgent need for public investments to keep the cycle going
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All eyes on Arun Jaitley's balancing act
Reviving investment cycle is key, but fiscal consolidation path will be watched
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Forbes India-BMR pre-budget poll: What Indian CEOs want
What are industry leaders hoping the Modi government will address in its first full-fledged Budget? The Forbes India-BMR Pre-Budget CEO Poll has some answers
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Kumar Mangalam Birla: Seeking a truly transformative budget
The single biggest imperative for the government is to get growth back to a higher orbit
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Vijay Govindarajan: We need big, bold ideas
This is a make-or-break budget for India. Game-changing innovations to boost the economy are the need of the hour
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Rana Kapoor: Seize the economic tailwinds
The end of the commodity super-cycle and the onset of monetary policy easing have given the government a great opportunity to turn India into a powerhouse