The Union Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee is presenting his Union Budget 2012-13 in Parliament. Here are the brief Highlights of UNION BUDGET 2012-2013.
- Focus to tackle malnutrition in 200 high risk districts with coordinated efforts on delivery systems Headline inflation remained high.
- Only in December 2011 it has moderated Expect headline inflation to moderate in a few months
- India has achieved diversification of import and export market
- Agriculture supply constraints partly fuelling inflation
- GDP is likely to be 3.6 per cent
- We have to accelerate pace of reforms and improve supply-side management of the economy: FM
- Development in external trade encouraging – exports grew by 23%, imports grew by 29% Domestic demand driven growth to be the focus: Pranab
- 7.6 per cent India GDP growth in 2012-13 is expected
- Economy is now turning around, manufacturing appears to be on revival, says FM
- Agriculture and serivces continued to perform well; economy is now turning around; recovery in core sectors Direct fertiliser subsidy to benefit 9 crore farmers
- From 2012-13 subsidy for food security will be fully provided for
- Better tracking on utilisation of Central funds needed
- Use of PAN for payment of direct and indirect tax have been accepted
- Restrict expenditure on subsidies to 2 per cent to improve quality of public spending
- Pilot projects for direct transfers of subsidy are on and Aadhar-enabled payments in 50 selected districts within 6 months
- Better, leakage-proof delivery of subsidies to be implemented
- Expect average inflation to be lower next year; expect current account deficit to be lower next yea: FM
- Ahead of the Budget presentation, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and senior Cabinet colleagues had cleared the proposals in a short meeting inside Parliament House.
- Pilot project for direct transfer of subsidiary for kerosene has been initiated in Alwar, Rajasthan
- New IT relief for retail investors upto investment of Rs. 50,000
- Retail investors should invest directly in equity
- Opening the bond market for direct foreign investors
- Government to raise Rs 30,000 crore in 2012-13 from disinvestment of stake in PSUs
- Direct Tax Code (DTC) Bill to be enacted at the earliest, says FM.
- Comment From vamshikrishna Tax exception under Section 80G should be increase at least 1 lac more. around 2lac is reasonable for middle income people
- Microfinance Bill 2012 and many other Bill are proposed to be introduced during the Budget session
- Efforts to arrive at broadbased consensus with state governments on allowing FDI in multibrand retail up to 51 per cent
- India Micro Finance regulation Bill in Budget Session
- Current account deficit 3.6% in 2011-12; this put pressure on exchange rate
- Bottlenecks in infrastructure, Simplifying policies for IPO and Address problem in black money: Pranab
- IPO equity offer above Rs 10 crore will have to be made electronically in capital market reforms
- Rs 15,888 cr to be provided for capitalisation of public sector and regional rural banks and NABARD
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