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Sonia Gandhi’s ‘poor thing’ remark for President Murmu stokes row, BJP flags ‘such an insult’

adminJanuary 31, 202505 mins

[ad_1] Budget 2025: Congress Parliamentary Party Chairperson Sonia Gandhi’s comments regarding President Droupadi Murmu’s address to Parliament on Friday, ignited a political firestorm. Commenting on the President speech Sonia Gandhi had stated, “She could hardly speak, poor thing.” This has prompted backlash from political leaders, particularly from BJP leaders who retorted claiming Gandhi’s remark “shows…

Union Budget 2025: What do farmers want?

adminJanuary 31, 2025017 mins

[ad_1] Considering the ten earlier Budgets of the BJP-led government led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, there is nothing much that the farmers and agricultural workers of India can expect from the coming Union Budget 2025 (eleventh) except more vicious attacks on their livelihood, made under the smokescreen of high-sounding phrases about their welfare. Dismal…

V. Anantha Nageswaran: The Economic Survey is about raising the game for a new playing field

adminJanuary 29, 202509 mins

[ad_1] This is my third offering of the Economic Survey, a comprehensive compilation of information and perspectives on the state of the Indian economy. It delves into issues that warrant focused and continued attention, providing insight and analysis crucial to understanding India’s economic landscape. The Survey of 2024-25 comes within a short span of six…

Income tax payers in India have good reason to feel neglected

adminJanuary 28, 202506 mins

[ad_1] As the countdown to the budget for 2025-26 enters its final phase, it is about time individual taxpayers got a look-in from finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman. They are yet to receive the kind of largesse given by her to corporates in 2019, when the rate of corporate income tax was cut from 30% to…

What we can expect of India’s budget in a year of deal-making

adminJanuary 26, 202509 mins

[ad_1] The annual deal-making Davos conference kicked off on 20 January, the same day a self-appointed deal-maker was sworn in as the next president of the United States. India observes an annual deal-making day on 1 February every year when the finance minister presents the budget. The budget is technically supposed to be a dull…

The reform of tax policy has a big role in India’s Viksit Bharat journey

adminJanuary 24, 202508 mins

[ad_1] This is not just from the perspective of funding higher levels of public expenditure that becoming a developed country will entail, but also in terms of the impact it will have on the investment and economic growth needed to help us achieve this vision. Also Read: Budgeting for growth A developed India must have…

RBI must weigh its monetary policy options carefully under conditions of high uncertainty

adminJanuary 23, 202509 mins

[ad_1] But high global uncertainty prevails. How long will the Gaza accord last? War is still ongoing in Ukraine, as are civil wars in Sudan and Congo. Most disruptive of all, US President Donald Trump’s inaugural address made clear that he will do much of what he had threatened—massive deportation of illegal and legal migrants;…

Parliament should have an annual calendar: Derek O’Brien

adminJanuary 19, 202502 mins

[ad_1] Trinamool Congress leader Derek O’Brien. | Photo Credit: SHIV KUMAR PUSHPAKAR Criticising the government for shrinking the time between the notice announcing the Parliament session and its commencement, the Trinamool Congress’s Rajya Sabha leader Derek O’Brien on Sunday (January 19, 2025) urged the government to come up with an annual calendar for Parliament and…

Government may introduce new Income Tax bill in Budget session

adminJanuary 18, 202504 mins

[ad_1] The government, in the ensuing Budget session of Parliament, is likely to introduce a new income tax bill which seeks to simplify the current I-T law, make it comprehensible and reduce the number of pages by about 60%. Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman in her July Budget had announced a comprehensive review of the six-decade…