Budget highlights
Focus on inclusive growth, investment and fiscal health
26 Feb 2010
With a 46 per cent Plan allocation for the infrastructure sector and 37 per cent allocation for the social sector, the Union Budget 2010-11 hopes to combine growth and financial inclusion.
Focus on inclusive growth, investment and fiscal health
26 Feb 2010
With a 46 per cent Plan allocation for the infrastructure sector and 37 per cent allocation for the social sector, the Union Budget 2010-11 hopes to combine growth and financial inclusion.
Budget 2010-11: The Sensex begins to sing
26 Feb 2010
The fact that the Sensex began to sing soon after finance minister Pranab Mukherjee ended his speech may suggest that the markets are reassured that the UPA government is on the right track.
Budget 2010-11: The Sensex begins to sing
26 Feb 2010
The fact that the Sensex began to sing soon after finance minister Pranab Mukherjee ended his speech may suggest that the markets are reassured that the UPA government is on the right track.
Economy on higher growth path; fiscal management remains a challenge: Pranab
26 Feb 2010
The Indian economy is poised for double digit growth sooner than later, but the real challenge is making it broad-based and inclusive, says finance minister Pranab Mukherjee.
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