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The Budget has not achieved the objective it was due to accomplish in toto. It does not lay a long-term vision for growth. It also fails to simplify taxation. It has fallen into the trap of releasing a remix instead of a fresh new melody.Read More
Expectations and assumptions are at the core of many concerns. It is the gap between the expectation and actuals that makes all the difference. Read More
Historically, it has been seen that Union Budgets in India are weaved around infrastructure development as most of the Budget allocations in a direct or indirect way are related to the infrastructure sector. Read More
Infrastructure development and growth was expected to be the basic theme for the Union Budget 2020-21. Reason being that it is one sector that creates opportunities worth 10 times the invested amount. Read More
Announcements made at the Union Budget 2020-21 certainly have some indirect benefits for the freight and logistic sector. Be it the focus on highway development. Read More
National Logistic Policy to lead to operational efficiency for freight operators
Indirect announcements made in Budget 2020 impact the building materials segment
Rs 1.70 tn is being allocated for transport infra in the Union Budget 2020-21
Budget 2020: Infrastructure requires immediate funding to rejuvenate itself
Realty players are expecting the implementation of Alternate Investment Fund
The cement sector requires a revival of housing sector and higher public spending
Government must remain focussed on a divestment agenda for FY21
India has increased infrastructure expenditure from about Rs 2 trillion.
Gujarat aims to develop integrated port cities with an investment of Rs 1.5 trillion.
Lal spoke of investments of Rs 606.76 billion to facilitate renewable energy evacuation.
Equipment manufacturers have also committed to establishing 338 GW of solar module capacity.
The cement sector plans to invest ?1.25 trillion in capital expenditures by FY27, according to CRISIL, reflecting strong g..
The agency expects that the credit risk profiles of manufacturers will remain stable.
A provision of Rs 1.5 trillion for long-term interest free loans has been made this year
India’s coal sector likely to witness investment of Rs.1.25 trillion in 2024
JSW Energy outlines Rs 1.15 trillion investment plan spanning six years.
Maiden budget, presented by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, has much to offer to the construction, infrastructure and real estate sectors.
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