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The much awaited budget 2010 has happnened, and once again the common man has been left in the dark, and the 2010 budget has received a mixed reactions from many quarters of people, Though there were some positives like the revised tax slabs, but there were some dampners like hike in fuel price. Though the Budget can't please everybody, but the Aam junta has suffered a lot in all the past budgets that has happened till date, and as said the budget is some sort of Pro-Rich and Anti-Poor. So there will be many things that we will see changes happening. So, lets discuss the Post budget 2010 impact...
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linda
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Sarangpani
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I think they feared of forthcoming election, so they are in hurry to imply forthcoming prices too. Thats how a futureustic foresighted govt should works. by implementing future prices in present. I think, they are few step ( not one) ahead at...
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Sonam Kapoor
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No, I mean this year's Budget 2010 India is not a Common man's budget and also it has not covered all the areas. And infact it has added fuel to the flame for the already increasing fuel price and now one needs to shell out 2 Rs more for fuel,...
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Focus should be on equity
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Focus must be on Infrastructure investment
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Prasad kashinath Tidke
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"Hike is in price is the area to concentrate"
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Increase in slab rates is just an image of good Budget,but the focus should be on common man.because he is the only one who will suffer a lot.
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Rashmi Patil
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Investment should be made through SIPs or in a staggered manner and take advantage of the dips. This has been one of the best ways to make money in the Indian stock markets in the last 25 years and 2010 will be no different. At the same time if...
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Union budget 2010 is currently being presented by Mr. Pranab mukherjee in the Parliament right now, and this is the 5th budget that Mr. Pranab mukherjee will be presenting, and speech has already begun and these are some of the key points that our Finance minister has made and these are the 2010 budget highlights that have come out till now. Indian budget highlights 2010: 1. No income tax upto Rs 1.6 lakh 2. 10% income tax on Rs 1.6 - Rs 5 lakh 3. 30% income tax on Rs 8 lakh and above 4. 20% income tax on Rs 5 - Rs 8 lakh 5. Indirect taxes coming up 6. Direct tax receipts to fall by Rs 56,000 cr 7. Infotech usage in tax management to be enhanced 8. Tax paying interface to be de-cluttered' 9...
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Omkar Kulkarni
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Our FM saya this budget is belongs to common man. Where is common man in this budget?
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O.V.SRINIVASAN
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raise in fuel what way benefits aam aadmi
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kavar chandresh C.
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according to me, it is not easy for government to reduce the prize of fuel bcose of fuel companies loss.........
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prateek choudhary
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"How Many Roads Must A Man Walk Down Before He Admits Hes lost?" this is what happening with energy co's right now in place of concerning about fuel prices we should rather support them by using our knowledge to make alternate energy to come into...
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K LAXMINARAYANA RAO
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We have to blame ourselves for increasing prices of commodities and the fuel prices and not the Government. Let us examine our own habits. What is the contribution of Am Admi to help reduce and stabilise commodity Prices including Fuel prices? It...
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Esha Johar
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Yes. The budget has increased India's consumption rate. It seems the first half of the next fiscal year will be very very consumption lead. If we have a divestment plan to raise Rs 40,000 crore most of it will have to come in the first half of...
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Jyoti Rath
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Consumption rate has shown no effect after the budget. The rate is still the same as it was before the budget. i.e, till last month. It neither has increased nor has decreased.
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Kanad Mahesh Gandhi
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hmmm.... maybe you are right. but with the lean period that you speak of will be due to various reasons:- 1. Mopping up of liquidity in the system by disinvestment, debt instruments, hiking of CRR etc..... 2. With the hike in interest rates there...
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balaji golekar
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Yes Its Ture . This Budget Make Long Impact On the assets I think There Also Other Impcts On Real Market . They Are Going To Inceras The Price Of Petrol and Disel , This Is The Main Way For Increse Price OF every Product In the Market .
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