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Indian Interim Budget 2024

10 Key Points from the Indian Interim Budget 2024


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In a recent unveiling, the Indian Interim Budget 2024 has cast the initial brushstrokes on the canvas of the nation’s financial future. Despite its transient nature and anticipation preceding general elections, this budget provides valuable insights into the government’s priorities and economic roadmap. Let’s embark on an insightful journey to grasp the quintessence of this distinctive fiscal announcement through 10 pivotal points.

This succinct overview bypasses convoluted jargon, opting instead to delve directly into the core of the matter. Emphasizing the provisional nature of the budget, underscores its significance in deciphering the government’s trajectory. So, fasten your seatbelts as we unveil the crucial takeaways from the Indian Interim Budget 2024!

10 Key Points from the Indian Interim Budget 2024

1. Emphasis on Social Welfare and Development:

– Acceleration of Nutrition and Early Childhood Development:

  • Saksham Anganwadi and Poshan 2.0 programs are set to gain momentum.

– Healthcare Initiatives:

  • Free cervical cancer vaccination for girls aged 9-14.
  • Extension of Ayushman Bharat health coverage to ASHA workers and Anganwadi staff.

– Rural Housing Drive:

  • Launch of an affordable housing scheme.
  • Targeting 1 crore households for rooftop solarization with complimentary electricity benefits.

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2. Economic Measures:

– Status Quo in Taxation:

  • As anticipated, no major alterations to direct or indirect tax rates due to the interim budget’s transience.

– Entrepreneurship Boost:

  • Introduction of PM Vishwakarma Yojana to support artisans.
  • PM-SVANidhi scheme aiding street vendors.
  • Disbursement of 30 crore Mudra Yojana loans to women entrepreneurs.

– Infrastructure Push:

  • Establishment of a ₹1 lakh crore corpus for long-term financing with low or nil interest rates to invigorate infrastructure development.

3. Fiscal Consolidation:

– Direct Tax Relief:

  • Withdrawal of outstanding tax demands, with benefits reaching up to ₹25,000 for pre-2010 and ₹10,000 for 2011-2015, positively impacting 1 crore taxpayers.

– Fiscal Prudence:

  • Emphasis on maintaining the fiscal deficit target.

4. Other Key Announcements:

– Education Reform:

  • Establishment of a National Digital University for online education.

– Agriculture Focus:

  • Commitment to enhancing agricultural productivity and uplifting farmer income.

This snapshot merely scratches the surface, and the complete ramifications of the budget will unfold with time. For a more in-depth understanding, it is advisable to refer to comprehensive analyses provided by experts and reputable news sources.

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Nirmalya Ghosh
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