Special Report
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India Inc reacts to Budget 2017-18
The Finance Minister Arun Jaitley presented the Union Budget before the Parliament, on February 1, 2017. Here are some reactions from members of corporate India
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Budget 2017: A leap towards cashless economy
The proposals made in the Union Budget are in sync with the strategy to curb black money
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Jaitley provides tax breaks to startups and SMEs, but their concerns remain
The economy has turned a corner; what is required now is acceleration
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Digital shift an objective or enabler?
Tech transformation will make companies market-ready, feels India Inc, but data-sensitivity should be a priority
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FM makes the right moves: Will the economy respond with a higher pace of growth?
The finance minister must be hoping that his measures help power the economy by restoring consumption which took a beating during demonetisation
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Budget 2017: Arun Jaitley's TEC Tonic for a New India
Without any major negative surprises and with an inclusive agenda, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley has sought to power growth in a new global order
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Budget 2017: What's cheaper, what's costlier
FM Jaitley presented his fourth budget with focus on ten distinct themes. Here are some things that could impact your pockets
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Industry hails FM's move to slash corporate tax for MSMEs to 25%
The reduction will give a boost to the startup ecosystem
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Budget 2017 focuses on consumption growth
Industry leaders indicate that the finance minister may have done enough to boost demand for mass products
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Stock markets give thumbs up to Jaitley's Budget, gain near 2%
But this could be a "relief rally", according to experts
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Housing for all no longer just a slogan: Affordable housing gets infrastructure status
Jaitley's Budget 2017 proposal will make building low-cost houses a viable business proposition