Difficulties well-handled. But….
The high infra and other spend in the budget, applauded by all, is precisely because Modi-2.0 did not go overboard in its stimulus spend like others did
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The predictable hostile comments from diehard political opponents apart, a wide spectrum of neutral opinion has welcomed the Budget 2021-22 presented by the Modi 2.0 regime. The media celebrated it and so did a wide spectrum of independent and expert opinion makers. A respected ex-RBI governor hailed it as “A reasonably good performance”. Nirmala Seetharaman’s Budget has definitely passed the test of public opinion. The public discourse endorses that an unbelievably difficult situation, within and outside India, has been well-handled by the framers of the Budget.
Budget 2021 Memes And Jokes Flood Social Media Budget 2021 Memes And Jokes Flood Social Media Union Budget 2021: Take a look at some lighthearted reactions, memes and jokes on Budget 2021 that have flooded social media.
Budget 2021: Take a look at some of the memes that are pouring in on social media.
As Finance Minister Nirmala Sithraman started her Budget 2021 speech in parliament, Twitter users were predictably busy churning out memes. On Twitter, the hashtag #Budget2021 trended high as some users flooded the microblogging platform with memes and jokes after each announcement and others discussed the Budget. Ms Sithraman said the Budget was prepared in circumstances like never before and that the government was fully prepared to back and facilitate a reset of the economy. This year, amid the coronavirus pandemic, the Budget was paperless. Instead, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman was seen carrying a tablet in a red sleeve this morning, with reports stating that the dev
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Credit information companies (CICs) are independent, third-party organisations that collect financial data regarding loans and credit cards and share it with their members in a comprehensive manner. Individuals also can easily obtain own credit report, including credit score and history by paying certain amount to any of the four CICs in India. There are four CICs, TransUnion CIBIL Ltd (CIBIL), Experian India, Equifax Credit Information Services Pvt Ltd (Equifax), and CRIF High Mark Credit Information Services.
Financial institutes like banks, and non-banking financial companies (NBFCs) are members-subscribers of CICs. Credit information companies collect information about all borrowers from financial institutes and then convert this in a report detailing credit history of the borrower.
Accused co allegedly inflated turnover, fudged accounts, siphoned off banks funds
New Delhi: Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has filed a case against Bengaluru-based M/S Steel Hypermart India Private Limited for causing an alleged loss of over Rs. 200 crores to a consortium of banks. Others accused by the CBI include the company s directors Mahendra Kumar Singhi and Suman Mahendra Kumar Singhi, Chartered Accountant Mukesh Surana and unknown public servants.
CBI conducted searches at the residential and official premises of the accused at Bengaluru in Karnataka and at Shoolagiri in Krishnagiri district of Tamil Nadu, which led to the recovery of several incriminating documents and other material evidence.
Accounts of Anil Ambani s Reliance Companies Declared Fraud: SBI To Delhi High Court Accounts of Anil Ambani s Reliance Companies Declared Fraud: SBI To Delhi High Court Under Reserve Bank rules, an account can turn into a Non Performing Asset for default of payment for a period. Once an account is declared as fraud , the matter has to be reported to the Reserve Bank and request made for a CBI inquiry if the amount involved in the fraud is above Rs 1 crore
New Delhi:
The bank accounts of Reliance Communication, Reliance Telecom and Reliance Infratel all owned by Anil Ambani have been classified as fraud the State Bank of India has told the Delhi High Court, opening up possibilities of a probe by the Central Bureau of Investigation. The court has asked the bank to maintain status quo on the accounts.