The Indian Union Budget 2023 was presented by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on February 01, 2023, and focused on boosting the country's economic growth and creating a more inclusive society. Here are the key points of the budget:
- Boosting Growth: The budget aims to revive economic growth by increasing public investment in infrastructure, agriculture, and rural development.
- Focus on Agriculture: The government has allocated a substantial amount of money to the agriculture sector with the aim of supporting farmers and improving their livelihoods. This includes funding for new agri-market infrastructure, irrigation and storage facilities, and other rural development initiatives.
- Health and Education: The budget has increased the allocation for the health sector, with a focus on enhancing the availability of essential medicines and vaccines, and improving the health infrastructure. 157 new nursing colleges will be established in core locations
- 3 centers of excellence for artificial intelligence (AI) to enable 'Make AI for India and 'Make AI work for India'
- Highest ever Railway outlay at 2.4 lakh crore, boosting affordable regional connectivity & logistics of cargo freights.
Personal Income Tax:
- 0 to Rs 3 lakh - 0%
- Rs 3 to Rs 6 lakh - 5%
- Rs 6 to Rs 9 lakh - 10%
- Rs 9 to Rs 12 lakh - 15%
- Rs 12 to Rs 15 lakh - 20%
- Above Rs 15 lakh - 30%
The tax rebate under the New Tax Regime has been recommended to be increased to Rs 7 Lakh by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman. This indicated that under the New Regime, No tax will be due on income up to Rs & lakh.
Things that will become Cheaper:
- Toys
- Bicycles
- Mobile phones
- LED TV
- Machinery for lithium-ion batteries
- Raw materials for the EV industry
- Things that are set to be costlier:
Things that will become Costlier:
- Cigarettes
- Imitation Jewellery
- Silver
- Electric kitchen chimney
- Imported bicycles and toys
- Electronic vehicle imports
In conclusion, the Indian Union Budget 2023 focuses on boosting economic growth, supporting agriculture and rural development, and creating a more inclusive society. The budget will support the government's efforts to make India a self-reliant and prosperous nation.
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