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Restrained Modi budget boosts odds Rajan will cut India rateWith a few important state elections coming up this year and next, India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi-led government unveiled on Monday a budget that is pro-poor and that tries to tweak his image of being close to corporate India and working only for the interests of the wealthy. |
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Why this is Bharat’s budget and India’s tooIf the budget pans out the way the govt wants it to, consumption and investment will get a fillip, without deviation from the commitment to work towards a fiscal deficit target |
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Budget 2016: Mixed bag for telecom industry: EYOn one hand the industry would take a sigh of relief as this would render such transactions outside the purview of VAT however, on the other hand levy of Service tax would result in significant blockage of funds in credits. .. |
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Budget 2016: Technology initiatives to boost Digital India driveFinance Minister Arun Jaitley’s second Budget 2016-17 offers special incentives to Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s main projects including Make In India. Spectrum trading deal will become costly for telecoms since the Budget 2016 proposed 14 percent tax on spectrum trading deals. Government said the right to use the radio-frequency spectrum and its subsequent transfers will |
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Budget 2016: IT, telecom, mobile phone makers want Make in India boost from Narendra Modi govtIT and telecom hardware makers expect the PM Narendra Modi led NDA government to extend differential duty structure on mobile phones for 10 years while bringing personal computers under the regime to give a boost to domestic manufacturing in the Union Budget 2016 to be announced in Parliament on Monday by FM Arun Jaitley. Make in India is a pet initiative of PM Narendra Modi to encourage domestic and foreign companies to manufacture in India and various industries are hoping to piggyback on this concept for future gain - it was launched in September 2014. |
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Software majors hail SEZ scheme extension, digital plansSoftware majors TCS and Wipro on Monday lauded Finance Minister Arun Jaitley for extending tax benefit to export units under the Special Economic Zone (SEZ) scheme till 2020 and the government's Digital India plans in his budget for 2016-17. |
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