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15 pc surcharge on income above Rs 1 cr to continue
►Of 3.7 cr individuals who filed tax returns in 2015-16, 99 lakh showed income below exemption limit
►Direct tax collection not commensurate with income and expenditure pattern
►Revenue deficit reduced to 2.1 pc from 2.3 pc for 2016-17
►Govt pegs fiscal deficit target at 3.2 per cent for 2017-18 and 3 per cent for next year.
► Monetary policy to be expansionary in major economies
► More steps will be taken to benefit farmers and the weaker sections; budget being presented during weak global economy
►Pace of remonetisation has picked up;demonetisation effects will not spill over to next year
►Functional autonomy of the railways to be maintained
►Demonetisation will help in transfer of resources from tax evaders to government:
►Merger of Railways Budget with General Budget brings focus on a multi-modal approach for development of railways, highways and inland water transport
►Only transient impact on economy due to demonetisation; long term benefit include higher GDP growth and tax revenue
►GDP will be bigger, cleaner after demonetisation
►Effects of demonetisation not expected to spill over to the next year, says Finance Minister
►Effects of demonetisation not expected to spill over to the next year, says Finance Minister
►Govt took two tectonic policy initiatives - passage of GST Bill and demonetisation
►Demonetisation was a continuation of series of measures taken by govt in 2 yrs; it is bold and decisive measure
►We are seen as engine of global growth; IMF sees India to grow fastest in major economies
►36 pc increase in FDI flow; forex reserves at USD 361 billion in January enough to cover 12 months needs
►CAD declined from 1 pc last year to 0.3 pc in first half of current fiscal: FM
►India has emerged as bright spot in the world: FM
►Uncertainty around commodity prices especially oil to have impact on emerging economies: FM
►Double digit inflation has been controlled; sluggish growth replaced by high growth; war on blackmoney launched: FM
►We have moved from discretionary based administration to policy based administration: FM Jaitley
► Agricultural sector is expected to grow at 4.1 per cent this fiscal, says Jaitley
►Demonetisation was a bold and decisive strike in a series of measures to arrive at a new norm of bigger, cleaner and real GDP
►Committed to double farm income in 5 yrs
►Plan, non-plan classification of expenditure done away with in the Budget for 2017-18 to give a holistic picture
►Mini labs by qualified local entrepreneurs to be set up for soil testing in all 648 krishi vigyan kendras in the country
►Budget presentation advanced to help begin implementation of schemes before onset of monsoon
►We will continue the process of economic reform for the benfit of poor.
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►Spend more in rural areas, infra, poverty alleviation, while maintaining fiscal prudence as guiding principle of Budget
►Our agenda for next year is to transform, energise and clean India
►World Bank expects GDP growth rate at 7.6 pc in FY18 and 7.8 pc in FY19
►Allocation under MNREGA increased to 48,000 crore from Rs 38,500 crore. This is highest ever allocation
►Rs 9,000 cr higher allocation for payment of sugarcane arrears
►Target of agriculture credit fixed at Rs 10 lakh cr in 2017-18
►Tax administration honouring the honest is one of the 10 pillars of Budget 2017-18
►National Testing agency to conduct all examinations in higher education, freeing CBSE and other agencies
►133-km road per day constructred under Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana as against 73-km in 2011-14
►Govt to set up dairy processing fund of Rs 8,000 crore over three years with initial corpus of Rs 2,000 crore
►1 cr households to be brought out of poverty under Antodya Scheme
►Participation of women in MNREGA increased to 55 pc from 45 pc in past
►Modern law on contract farming will be drafted and circulated to states
►Dedicated micro-irrigation fund to be created with a corpus of Rs 5000 crore
►Market reforms will be undertaken, states will be asked to denotify perishables from Essential Commodities Act
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15 pc surcharge on income above Rs 1 cr to continue
►Of 3.7 cr individuals who filed tax returns in 2015-16, 99 lakh showed income below exemption limit
►Direct tax collection not commensurate with income and expenditure pattern
►Revenue deficit reduced to 2.1 pc from 2.3 pc for 2016-17
►Govt pegs fiscal deficit target at 3.2 per cent for 2017-18 and 3 per cent for next year.
► Monetary policy to be expansionary in major economies
► More steps will be taken to benefit farmers and the weaker sections; budget being presented during weak global economy
►Pace of remonetisation has picked up;demonetisation effects will not spill over to next year
►Functional autonomy of the railways to be maintained
►Demonetisation will help in transfer of resources from tax evaders to government:
►Merger of Railways Budget with General Budget brings focus on a multi-modal approach for development of railways, highways and inland water transport
►Only transient impact on economy due to demonetisation; long term benefit include higher GDP growth and tax revenue
►GDP will be bigger, cleaner after demonetisation
►Effects of demonetisation not expected to spill over to the next year, says Finance Minister
►Effects of demonetisation not expected to spill over to the next year, says Finance Minister
►Govt took two tectonic policy initiatives - passage of GST Bill and demonetisation
►Demonetisation was a continuation of series of measures taken by govt in 2 yrs; it is bold and decisive measure
►We are seen as engine of global growth; IMF sees India to grow fastest in major economies
►36 pc increase in FDI flow; forex reserves at USD 361 billion in January enough to cover 12 months needs
►CAD declined from 1 pc last year to 0.3 pc in first half of current fiscal: FM
►India has emerged as bright spot in the world: FM
►Uncertainty around commodity prices especially oil to have impact on emerging economies: FM
►Double digit inflation has been controlled; sluggish growth replaced by high growth; war on blackmoney launched: FM
►We have moved from discretionary based administration to policy based administration: FM Jaitley
► Agricultural sector is expected to grow at 4.1 per cent this fiscal, says Jaitley
►Demonetisation was a bold and decisive strike in a series of measures to arrive at a new norm of bigger, cleaner and real GDP
►Committed to double farm income in 5 yrs
►Plan, non-plan classification of expenditure done away with in the Budget for 2017-18 to give a holistic picture
►Mini labs by qualified local entrepreneurs to be set up for soil testing in all 648 krishi vigyan kendras in the country
►Budget presentation advanced to help begin implementation of schemes before onset of monsoon
►We will continue the process of economic reform for the benfit of poor.
.
►Spend more in rural areas, infra, poverty alleviation, while maintaining fiscal prudence as guiding principle of Budget
►Our agenda for next year is to transform, energise and clean India
►World Bank expects GDP growth rate at 7.6 pc in FY18 and 7.8 pc in FY19
►Allocation under MNREGA increased to 48,000 crore from Rs 38,500 crore. This is highest ever allocation
►Rs 9,000 cr higher allocation for payment of sugarcane arrears
►Target of agriculture credit fixed at Rs 10 lakh cr in 2017-18
►Tax administration honouring the honest is one of the 10 pillars of Budget 2017-18
►National Testing agency to conduct all examinations in higher education, freeing CBSE and other agencies
►133-km road per day constructred under Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana as against 73-km in 2011-14
►Govt to set up dairy processing fund of Rs 8,000 crore over three years with initial corpus of Rs 2,000 crore
►1 cr households to be brought out of poverty under Antodya Scheme
►Participation of women in MNREGA increased to 55 pc from 45 pc in past
►Modern law on contract farming will be drafted and circulated to states
►Dedicated micro-irrigation fund to be created with a corpus of Rs 5000 crore
►Market reforms will be undertaken, states will be asked to denotify perishables from Essential Commodities Act
read in gujarati
