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In the face of threatening global financial squalls, the Budget provides credibility, a steady course for steering the economy, and welcome improvements in tax administration. The market initially plunged during FM Arun Jaitley's speech but recovered when he stuck to his fiscal consolidation schedule, outlined ways to end retrospective taxation ...

Dow closes slightly higher for month, after withstanding late sell-off

It's encouraging to see the Union Budget reinforce the Indian government's commitment to focus on equitable growth areas clearly relying on the Digital India mission — and its pillars — to enable and amplify progress. Especially since the Budget has looked at leveraging technology to enable many of these changes. ...

SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Chinese stocks made only modest gains on Tuesday despite the central bank's sudden monetary policy easing, as disappointing manufacturing and service sector surveys highlighted the wider challenges the world's second largest econom

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India 2025 will be the world's most populous nation, with a population of just under 1.5 billion, a little ahead of China. Gandhiji's famous statement that “India lives in her villages” will remain true with under 40% of the population in urban areas.

With no change in the basic slabs, exemptions or tax rates but several tweaks in exemptions, the answer will depend on who you are and what your income is.

Dow closes slightly higher for month, after withstanding late sell-off

By Lisa Twaronite TOKYO (Reuters) - Asian shares rose on Tuesday, bolstered by China's monetary easing and downbeat manufacturing and service surveys that raised hopes of additional measures, though lacklustre U.S. and European data kept conce

Finance minister Arun Jaitley on Monday made a strong push to counter the "suit-boot ki sarkar" tag conferred on the government by Rahul Gandhi by unveiling a Budget that focussed on wooing farmers and the poor while conspicuously soaking the "rich".