Tata Motors CFO analyzes growth-oriented Union Budget with focus on income tax, MSME sector, fiscal deficit, infrastructure, ...

In addition, to improve access to credit, the credit guarantee cover will ... “This budget is a force multiplier. This budget will increase savings, investment, consumption and growth rapidly.

There will be zero income tax up to an annual income of ₹12 Lakh under the new tax regime, FM Sitharaman has announced.

Key measures include tax exemptions on life-saving drugs and expanding medical education. The budget aims to boost consumption and innovation, supporting sectors like FMCG and digital payments, while ...

People from financial sector hailed the Union Budget and said it will boost long ... aimed at increasing disposable income and reviving consumption in the Indian economy. Their prudence in ...

But the chorus of voices across companies in different sectors suggests a weakness in urban consumption. Whether the Budget alone can do anything about it and more importantly whether ...

Through the budget, the government’s intention seems to continue the focus on infrastructure build-up and manufacturing resurgence, and, at the same time, support mass consumption, which is ...

We expect Budget FY26E to strike a healthy balance between consumption and capital expenditure while retaining the fiscal deficit target of 4.5 per cent. While we expect modest measures for ...

As Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman gears up for the Union Budget 2025-26 to be tabled on February 1, there is mounting anticipation that she will propose measures to stimulate consumption even ...