
The FM has stuck to fiscal discipline; revenue assumptions are optimistic
With all sectors getting a fillip, the Budget FY24 ticks all the boxes for a multiplier effect.
The Budget nurtures short-term growth impulses by leaving more money in the hands of middle-class taxpayers and remains inclusive like…
All revenue numbers are conservative, 5.9% fiscal deficit for FY24 is a believable target. It’s best to under-promise and over-deliver…
With robust public finances, capex and a consumption push, India is set to enter a virtuous growth cycle. The Budget…
While Budget FY24 allocates significant amounts to green hydrogen and EV battery manufacturing, it could have have done more in…
The Budget features a massive push to capex-led revival of growth, but largely at the cost of welfare spending
The Economic Survey seems too optimistic about the prospects in FY24. Not enough jobs and weak wages remain headwinds for…
The Economic Survey’s stress on fiscal prudence and capex-led growth is an important pointer to the Budget
The share of expenditure on health in the total expenditure on social services has increased to 26% in FY23 from…
Many entrenched issues in the Indian policy landscape are forcing ‘flipping’—startups founded by Indians, operating in India, but getting domiciled…
The work-from-home regime has ended, but employers may have to provide varied experiences for employees who now demand customised use…
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