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Money9 Budget Wishlist Survey: India expects more money in hand
Money9 Budget Wishlist survey was conducted in January 2021 across TV9 Network's social media platforms. Over 11,000 respondents answered a series of multiple-choice questions. Here is what India expects from Union Budget 2021
Kartik MalhotraFebruary 1, 2021/8:38 AM IST -
Pre-Budget expectations of jute sector
After Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s drive to curb the menace of plastic, bio-degradable and environment-friendly jute is back in focus.
Avijit GhosalJanuary 31, 2021/5:39 PM IST -
Pre-Budget expectations of tea sector
Bengal’s tea estates are located in north Bengal districts of Darjeeling, Kalimpong, Jalpaiguri, Alipurduar and Cooch Behar.
Avijit GhosalJanuary 31, 2021/5:31 PM IST -
Financialising India agenda: Enabling financial inclusion of 130 crore citizens
With 'Financialising India' as the core theme, Money9 seeks to address the gap areas in the realm of financial literacy and help citizens take informed financial decisions.
Money9January 31, 2021/5:14 PM IST -
Budget 2021: Expectations in the post-Covid era
Investments in infrastructure can boost GDP by at least 1-2% every year, besides creating jobs. Both public and private investments and different PPP models must be explored.
Dr. SS ManthaJanuary 31, 2021/3:46 PM IST -
Budget 2021 should look at ways to boost employment
The Budget must recognise the synergy between online and blended learning.
Dr. SS ManthaJanuary 31, 2021/3:13 PM IST -
Money9 Budget Conclave | Nilesh Shah on financial literacy: Only true knowledge can empower citizens
In an interview with Money9, Nilesh Shah highlighted the importance of financial planning and also expressed his views on the upcoming Budget.
Money9January 31, 2021/2:57 PM IST -
Here are 8 areas women would like FM Nirmala Sitharaman to address
The budget must address the distinct economic role played by women and play the role of a facilitator in increasing their share in the workforce by bringing back those who have left.
Nisary MaheshJanuary 31, 2021/2:10 PM IST -
A look at tax benefits which will bring great joy to the Aam Aadmi
At present, 60% commutation is allowed under pension plans. However, if an individual does not commute, any amount and opts for 100% annuity, the pension received is fully taxable. The Budget should remove this anomaly.
Niraj ShahJanuary 31, 2021/1:49 PM IST
