- Monday, July 6, 2009, 6:59
- Government Policy
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- · Excise duty on fibre for cheaper cloth reduced
- · Service tax to be levied on law firms
- · Excise duty on petrol-driven small trucks reduced to 10%
- · Exemption of duty on goods made at construction sites restored
- · Drugs for heart diseases to become cheaper
- · Customs duty on gold and silver import increased
- · Mobile phone accessories to become cheaper
- · Branded jewellery for women to become cheaper
- · Customs duty on bio-diesel reduced
- · Tax holiday extended for textile units
- · Small businesses exempt from advance tax
- · Custom duty on LCD panels halved
- · Set-top boxes to cost more
- · Anonymous funds to charitable bodies to get some tax relief
- · Commodities Transaction Tax to be scrapped
- · MAT hiked to 15% of book profit
- · Fringe Benefit Tax to be scrapped
- · Surcharge on personal Income tax slashed by 10%
- · Hike in IT exemption for women to Rs 1,90,000
- · Hike in IT exemption to Rs 2,40,000 for senior citizens
- · General Sales Tax model will have a Central GST and State GST
- · GST to come into effect from April 01, 2010
- · Corporate tax unchanged
- · New tax code to be set up in 45 days
- · New tax code to be set up in 45 days
- · Goods and Services Tax to be introduced from April 1, 2010
- · Govt committed to tax reforms
- · Total budget expenditure for 2009-10 will Rs 10,28,032 cr
- · Plan expenditure, for both Centre and States, to go up by Rs 61,000 cr
- · Fiscal deficit in 2009-10 is proposed at 6.8 per cent of GDP
- · Higher public investment in infrastructure
- · Defence outlay has gone up
- · Rs 1,000 cr for Aila rehabilitation to West Bengal
- · Rs 25 cr each for AMU campuses in Murshidabad and Mallapuram
- · Rs 2,113 cr for IITs and NITs
- · Funds for GSI to enhance exploration of minerals
- · New pension benefits for 12 lakh jawans and JCOs
- · Pension of non-commissioned officers to be hiked
- · Allocation for rehab of Lankan Tamils
- · One lakh dwelling units for paramilitary forces to be built
- · Commonwealth allocation hiked to Rs 3472 crore
- · Allocation of Rs 50 cr to Chandigarh University
- · Govt to hike allocation to National Ganga Project to Rs 562 cr
- · One rank, one pension for ex-servicemen from July 1
- · Allowances to para-military forces at par with defence forces
- · Unique Identification ID project to roll out in 12-18 months
- · Unique Identification ID project to tap private talent
- · Allocation for NRHM to be raised by Rs 257 cr
- · National action plan on climate change
- · Full interest subsidy for students in approved institutions
- · Modernisation of national employment exchanges
- · 50% cent of rural women in self-help groups
- · Rural mega clusters in Bengal and Rajasthan
- · Interest subsidy for home loans up to Rs 1 lakh
- · Interest subsidy on education loans
- · Rashtriya Mahila Kosh corpus to be raised to Rs 500 crore
- · Rs 2,000 cr for rural housing fund under National Housing Bank
- · National Mission for female literacy
- · NREGA allocation up 144%
- · Work on National Food Security scheme for subsidised food
- · Rs 100 cr one-time grant to expand banks in unbanking areas
- · Indira Awaas Yojna hiked by 63% to Rs 8,883 cr
- · Allocation for PM Gram Sadak Yojna up by 59 per cent
- · Rs 39,100 crore allocation for NREGA
- · Allocation for PM Gram Sadak Yojna up by 59 per cent
- · Rs 39,100 crore allocation for NREGA
- · NREGA gave employment opportunities to more than 4.47 cr households
- · Aam Aadmi is the focus of all UPA’s schemes
- · Govt to shift to nutrient based fertiliser subsidy regime
- · Banking network to be expanded
- · One banking centre in every bloc
- · Banks, insurance to stay with Govt
- · Raise threshold for non-promoter public listed companies
- · FM recalls Indira Gandhi’s bank nationalization
- · Move towards energy security via Integrated Energy Act
- · Saral-II forms to simplify taxation process
- · An expert panel will look into petroleum product pricing
- · Domestic oil prices must be in sync with global prices
- · Fertiliser subsidy to go directly to farmers
- · Export Credit Guarantee scheme extended till March 2010
- · Pranab Mukherjee quotes Kautilya in Budget speech
- · Incentives in interest rates to farmers to pay back
- · Print media stimulus package extended by six months
- · Target for agriculture credit raised to Rs 3,25,000 cr in 2009-10
- · FIIs have returned to India in last few months
- · Storm-water drainage project fund hiked to Rs 500 cr
- · Blueprint for national gas grid
- · Additional budget allocation to farmers
- · Allocation of Rashtriya Krishi Vikas Yojna stepped up by 30%
- · Total fiscal stimulus during ’08-09 is Rs 1,86,000 cr
- · Hike in allocation for Mumbai flood management
- · Housing allocation hiked under Rajiv Awaas Yojana
- · Fund allocation for urban poor accommodation is 3,973,000 cr
- · JNNURM allocation hiked by 87 per cent
- · NHAI allocation up by 23 per cent
- · Hike infrastructure investment to over 9% of GDP by 2014
- · IIFCL will refinance 60% of commercial bank loans in PPP
- · IIFCL will look at new projects
- · IIFCL will also look at incremental lending by banks
- · New company IIFCL to look at infrastructure needs
- · Two worst quarters since September slowdown behind us
- · Signs of revival in the domestic industry
- · Fiscal stimulus gave economy a boost
- · Govt took 3 stimulus packages to fight slowdown
- · Govt took 3 stimulus packages to fight slowdown
- · Economic growth is a synergy of states and Centre
- · Integration of Indian economy with rest of the world
- · Significant hike in foreign capital
- · Trade in goods and services doubled in 2008
- · Indian economy changed in the past decade
- · Challenge before UPA to return to 9% growth
- · Re-energise government and reinstitutionalise development
- · One Budget can’t solve all issues
- · Improve rule of law for all citizens
- · Mandate for inclusive growth
- · Strengthen the delivery mechanism for healthcare
- · Increase investment in infrastructure
- · I am deeply aware of the youth’s challenges
- · I am conscious of people’s faith in UPA
- · FM Pranab Mukherjee begins his Budget speech
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