When the Finance Minister was about to present the budget, everyone was eagerly waiting for their goodies. Finally when the budget speech was over, the stock market tumbled, I could see most of the colleagues in the cafeteria wearing a dull look, friends called me to find out what in store for them. I have been listening to the budget for the 18 years and know how people react. But this time with the TV channels with all the analysts, businessmen, tax experts, stock market experts made it a BIG-B....
Budget discussion @ XIME...2
This is in continuation to my part 1.Finally, the stage was given to me to summarize and give a concluding remarks. I started by summing up what Mr.Crasta, Dr.Venkatachalam, Prof. Srinivasan and the Students presented. The presentation I made in the morning was projected to the students. RK Lakshman's cartoon inspired me and I used it in the title sheet. Following are the summary of my presentation:Summary of the budget:The budget has 2 parts. The outlay and the taxation.For the first time in the...
Budget discussion @ XIME...1
Yesterday (9th Jul) I had the wonderful opportunity of being in the Xavier Institute of Management & Entrepreneurship (XIME) to be a panelist for the Budget 2009 discussion. The audience being the Management students. It is easy to have the presentation made to Industrialists and CAs. But it is difficult to handle the students, especially Management...
Expectations from Budget
Ever since the UPA government (UPAG) started the second innings with a strong note, the expectations are also set on them. The thumping victory for the UPAG rejuvenated the Stock Market and created records. With very minimal support from outside and specifically no dependency on the left parties, the UPAG should chalk out their 5 year plans.We have seen bold decisions taken by Kapil Sibal on education reforms (need to see how they formalise their thoughts) and the pricing of the petrol/diesel.The...
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