The Union Budget is an essential part of India's economic planning, affecting everything from government spending to public services. This crucial financial document outlines the state's projected ...

The Union Budget is presented annually on February 1, and its tradition dates back to the British era. India's first budget was introduced before independence, during British rule. Over the years, ...

The budget-making process begins in August–September, over six months before the date of presentation. It is prepared by the Finance Minister with the help of advisors and bureaucrats. Before ...

Agriculture is one of the most important parts of the Indian economy as contributes over 15 per cent to India's GDP and ...

India’s defence spending has consistently been a critical component of its Union Budget, reflecting its strategic priorities and current geopolitical challenges. In FY 2024-25, defence ...

The Union Budget for FY26 will likely aim to strengthen trade relations with the USA, with a focus on reducing tariffs on US ...

The Union Budget 2025 represents a defining moment for India’s agricultural sector. By prioritising climate-resilient farming, fostering public-private partnerships, investing in high-value ...

The Union Budget, presented on February 1 since 2017, allows the government more time for financial adjustments before the fiscal year. Come February 1, finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman will be ...

The Union budget may raise customs duties and rework ... followed by higher duties on parts to discourage imports and promote local production. Calibrating customs tariffs to improve the viability ...