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Time For Tax Reliefs To Push Spending, Can Budget 2023 Ease Inflation Woes? | Beyond The Headline
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January 20, 2023
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27:37Now PlayingIn this episode of Beyond The Headline With Tamanna Inamdar, the anchor will be discussing on the Union budget process is to provide an account of the nation's expenditures for the upcoming year, but in India. In a sense, the budget talk is more than simply an accounting exercise on the day of the budget,it also serves as a platform for political messaging for the current administration to highlight its accomplishments and lay out its future plans in an effort to lessen the impact of inflation. This time the issue is global inflation. But when the cost of milk, beans, or cooking oil rises, it hurts far more in India.
We are joined with panelists to share their views on it.
"Reducing excise duty on fuel products wouldn't make much difference. We should be careful of Production Linked Incentives (PLI)," says Subhash Chandra Garg, Former Finance Secy of India.
Keep Watching to know more.
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