Budget 2017
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FM promises Computer Emergency Response Team to combat cyber attacks
Jaitley steps up attempts to firewall financial organisations from high-tech malware threats
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Jaitley extends tax sops to startups, but much left wanting
They can now avail of tax holiday in any three of the first seven years of their establishment
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Bank stocks jump on NPA-linked tax concession
But disappointed in absence of new bank recapitalisation move
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Jaitley wages war against black money; takes steps to ensure transparency in political funding
No cash transaction will be allowed above Rs 3 lakh in value while the maximum amount of cash donation that a party can receive will be Rs 2,000 from any person
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India plans new payments regulator to boost digital finance
Finance Minister Arun Jaitley has made several proposals in his latest budget aimed at accelerating the adoption of digital finance
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Jaitley takes a 360-degree view of infrastructure development
The finance minister makes significant allocations in the sector, industry hopes for adequate push for digital growth
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Analysing Jaitley's budget
Forbes India’s team of senior editors explains what the Finance Ministry Arun Jaitley has done through the 2017-18 Union Budget and how it will impact the economy
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Budget 2017: Jaitley's strong dose gives a boost to health care sector
FM announces measures to widen availability of essential drugs across the country and reduce the cost of life-saving drugs; emphasises on plan to eliminate dreadful diseases
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Budget 2017 in Pictures
Salient features of the budget for 2017-18 explained through these snapshots
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Watch Video: Finance Minister's Budget 2017 speech
Indian Finance Minister Arun Jaitley presented his fourth Budget in Parliament on February 1, 2017
