NITI Aayog’s former CEO Amitabh Kant has hailed the Union Budget 2025 as one of the most progressive and forward-looking financial plans, asserting that it lays the foundation for India’s sustained economic growth at 8-9 per cent over the next three decades.

Indian shares inched higher in a special session for the union budget on Saturday, with investors watching for consumption-boosting measures amid an economic slowdown due to high inflation and anemic wage growth.

Tata Motors CFO analyzes growth-oriented Union Budget with focus on income tax, MSME sector, fiscal deficit, infrastructure, and sustainable energy.

The first full Budget of Modi 3.0, presented by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on February 1, 2025, has introduced major measures to drive entrepreneurship, innovation, employment, and tax relief.

India's federal government is expected to use next month's budget to stimulate economic growth through measures such as income tax cuts, although a significant increase in capital expenditure appears unlikely,