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Budget Highlights: Benefits to farmers, exporters |
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India budget highlights: Farm loan waiver scheme extended by six months, to provide all possible relief to exporters, irrigation benefit program increased by Rs.1000cr, farm loan waiver scheme extended by 6 months, int subvention scheme for farm loans to continue, 1% int subvention to farmers making timely payment, target Agri credit flows at Rs 3.25 lkh cr.
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Well-balanced Budget: Jignesh Shah |
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Commenting on the Interim Budget, Jignesh Shah, Chairman and Group CEO, Financial Technologies Group said on Tuesday that the budget is well balanced and provided the markets with the much needed directional approach in terms of accelerating the pace of policy reforms especially for the financial sector and making our economic regulatory and oversight system more efficient to bring back GDP growth in the 9% plus trajectory. |
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What Interim Budget offers for commodities sector |
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India's acting Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee presented interim budget 2009/10 on Monday. While presenting the interim Budget for 2009-10 in Lok Sabha he announced that India’s agriculture outlook is encouraging and the government is committed to continue focus to this key sector and food grain production recorded an increase of 10 million tonnes each year during this period and touched an all time high of 230 million tonnes in 2007-08. |
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CII asks Govt to provide more stimulus |
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The industry chamber, the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) asked the government to introduce further stimulus packages so as to prop up worsening economy. |
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Interim budget 2009-10 : Key highlights |
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Highlights: Interim Budget 2009-10 |
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India remains second-fastest growing economy |
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Pranab starts presenting interim budget |
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Highlights of railway budget |
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Railway budget : No fare hikes, 43 new trains |
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Railway budget presented in parliament |
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