Interim Budget 2019 triggers mixed reactions
The interim Budget 2019, announced by Finance Minister Piyush Goyal last day, has triggered mixed reactions, with a section calling it as a pro-poor, pro-farmer, pro-middle class and pro-unorganised sector budget, and the other...
Former FM Yashwant Sinha criticises FM Arun Jaitley
Since the implementation of the Goods and Services Tax, many political leaders have come forward with statements declaring their disagreement. Yashwant Sinha, the former Finance Minister, has been one of them who have openly...
Demonetisation and similar financial policies gift several benefits, asserts FM
Nearly a couple of days after former Finance Minister Yashwant Sinha expressing serious doubt about the state of Indian economy, the present Finance Minister, Arun Jaitley, has come up with some statistic data to...
PWD unhappy with GST, write to FM about their disagreement
The organisations representing the ‘persons with disabilities’ have written a letter to the Finance Minister, Arun Jaitley, expressing their disagreement with the central government’s plan to impose the Goods and Services Tax on the...
Unusable railway bio-toilets taint Swatch Bharat campaign
As the railway customers say that majority of the railway bio-toilets are unusable, it has raised serious doubts over the Swatch Bharat campaign under which the central government has initiated a plan to...
Govt has no empathy towards poor; budget curbs expenditure: Former FM
A late review about the much-discussed budget presented before the parliament by Finance Minister Arun Jaitely days before the commencement of the crucial election in five Indian states, given by the Former Finance...
FM reaches parliament to present much-awaited budget
Erasing the confusions around the budget presentation and putting an end to the speculations regarding the date of the presentation triggered after the unexpected death of E Ahamed, the senior leader of the...
Zimbabwean government cuts public sector jobs
In order to reduce the revenue expenditure, the struggling Zimbabwean government has decided to cut nearly twenty-five thousand public sector jobs. It is aimed at saving at least one-hundred and eighteen million US dollars by...