Special Report
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Budget 2020: Highlights from Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman's speech
A look at the allocations for key sectors, including agriculture, transport and industry
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Public sector banks inefficient compared to peers, says Economic Survey
Success of ongoing mega-mergers will determine future for these banks: experts
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Economic Survey emphasises wealth creation
The annual government Survey, released ahead of the Budget, also advocates temporarily abandoning fiscal deficit targets to revive growth
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Restructured Loans, Rationalised Taxes: Industry Expectations from Union Budget 2020
From sectors including real estate, banking, finance and more, here's what the corporate world wants from Nirmala Sitharaman's February 1 speech
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From Briefcase to Bahi-katha, a History of the 'Budget Bag'
In 2019, FM Nirmala Sitharaman ditched the colonial legacy of the briefcase for an indigenous variety
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Alcohol sale restrictions could hurt Indian airports by nearly Rs 200 crore
The Indian government's proposal to restrict passengers to buy just one liquor bottle (instead of two) at airport duty-free shops will hurt the profits of airports and increase the cost of air travel, according to multiple airport operating services firms
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Study in India: Attracting foreign students in the age of campus turmoil?
The Study in India programme is taking baby steps to attract more students to the country, but protests at university campuses will not help its cause in the short term
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India to grow at 5.5 percent in 2021, but a lot depends on the Budget
With the economy stuck in a phase of low consumption and low investment demand, the India Ratings and Research agency reckons that the Narendra Modi government has to undertake all the heavy lifting to revive growth
