2. Introduction
• The Union Budget, presented by finance minister
Arun Jaitley on 10th July 2014, had much to offer to
sectors across board. • Here’s a look at the
negatives on different industries.
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4. POWER
• The budget also proposed an increase in import duty
on coal to fuel domestic coal supply. However, this
could negatively impact power producers largely
dependent on coal imports.
5. DEFENCE
The government has open the doors for the flow of FDI
from the usual 26 percent to 49 percent for the next fiscal
year in the defense department. The defense department
has the highest allotment of 229000 crores.
The increase in the defense budget is not at all needed
when India has been a country that has stood for non
violence. This sector already has the highest flow of
monetary fund that comes form the pockets of the Indian
common people. The FDI inflow may have increased but
the chunk of the money is still from tax payers.
6. Promoting FDI in media sector is agianst the national
intrest
FDI in public sectors will affect its prime motto of
service seriously.So price hike will happen
Foreign Direct Investment
7. The debatable aspect of the budget is the plan to erect
a S.V. Patel’s statue in Gujarat for an expansive amount
of 200 crores. This is unnecessary as certain sectors
that really require the money are given a cheaper
allotment
The plan to build more IIMs and IIT colleges is also
questionable as the number of students opting for IIT
has reduced incredibly. There is no need for extra
colleges that are not going to be student’s choice. This
venture will just be seen as a waste of money.
effectively
8. There are no concrete decisions in the budjet for eg
direct tax core is mentioned with out any deadline
No specific measures to reduce inflation
Very little mentions about new jobs for the 12 million
people who are coming to the employment market
each year
No nuclear measures to increase reveniew or tax
collection
9. Service Tax & Subsidies
Service taxes are raised. So most of online courier
services felt difficuilties in their servicing
It is decided to cut off all the subsidieswhich will affect
the favours of poors
