Key points of the Interim Budget 2019-20 and Vision Document 2030
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On February 1, the present central government presented an interim budget for the year 2019-20 . Corporate Affairs, Rail and Coal Minister Piyush Goyal presented this interim budget, which is taking additional charge of Finance Minister due to Arun Jaitley's unhealthiness. Presenting the Interim Budget 2019-20, the next year, the Vision Document 2030 of the Central Government is about the creation of a new India . Vision Document 2030 has been said to create a new India, where poverty, malnutrition, dirt and illiteracy will be discussed in the past. In India, technology-driven, high growth will have a uniform and modern transparent society.
What happens to the
interim budget?
The interim budget is called a vote on account . Some people call it a waiver demand and a mini budget. For a limited period through vote-on-account, the government's necessary expenditure is approved. The year the Lok Sabha elections are held, the government presents an interim budget. After the election, the government formed to present a full budget.
Income tax limit
increased
Now,
those earning annually up to Rs 5 lakh will not have to pay income tax .
Those
who invest in provident fund, special savings, insurance etc., whose income is
up to Rs 6.50 lakh, they will not have to pay any kind of tax.
At
the same time, do not pay any tax to high-income persons with additional
deductions such as interest loan interest up to Rs 2 lakh, interest on
education loans, contribution to national pension scheme, medical insurance,
medical expenses of senior citizens, etc. Will happen.
Standard
deduction has been increased from 40 thousand to 50 thousand rupees.
It
is proposed to increase the TDS limit from 10 thousand to 40 thousand rupees on
the interest received on the deposited deposits in the bank or post office.
In
order to provide relief to small taxpayers, it is proposed to increase the TDS
limit from Rs. One lakh 80 thousand to two lakh 40 thousand rupees for tax
deduction.
The
limit of gratuity increased
from Rs 10 lakh to Rs 20 lakh and the ESI limit
from Rs 15 thousand to 21 thousand rupees.
Increase in defense,
home and rail budget
3,05,296
crore has been earmarked for defense
budget for 2019-20 . Thus, the defense budget
has crossed the Rs 3 lakh crore mark for the first time.
64,587
crore rupees have been allocated for the Railways . Total
capital expenditure of Railways is Rs. 1,58,658 crores.
Apart
from this, Rs. 1,03,927 crores have been allocated for the Home Ministry.
Heavy rise in
agricultural budgets
In the interim budget, nearly two and a half times more provisions have been made for agriculture compared to the previous budget. This time Rs 1,40,763 crores has been kept for agriculture.
Initiation of Kisan
Samman Nidhi Yojana
Under
this scheme, direct income support will be made available to small farmers
holding small land holders of land up to 2 hectare at the rate of Rs. 6000 per
annum.
This
income assistance will be transferred directly to the bank accounts of the
beneficiary farmers in three equal installments of Rs. 2000.
This
scheme will be financed by the Government of India and it is expected to
benefit about 12 crore small and marginal farmers from the families.
This
scheme will be deemed effective from 1st December, 2018 and the first
installment will be paid during the year for the period upto March 31, 2019.
This
plan will cost an annual expenditure of 75 thousand crores and this will give
small farmer families a certain supplementary income.
Prime Minister,
Labor-Yogi Mansion, Large Pension Scheme
Pradhan Mantri Shram Yogi Mansa Mansa Pension Scheme is
proposed to be started for the unorganized sector workers of monthly
income upto Rs. 15 thousand rupees .
Under
this, the monthly contribution of a small amount of monthly amount of Rs 3000
will be obtained from the age of 60 years during the working age.
The
workers of the unorganized sector who join this pension scheme at the age of 29
will have to contribute only Rs.100 / - per month till the age of 60 years.
At
the age of 18, the workers who join this pension scheme will have to contribute
only Rs. 55 per month.
The
government will deposit the same amount every month in the pension account of
the workers.
A
sum of Rs. 500 crores has been allocated for this scheme and it will be
implemented from the present year.
Constitution of the
Committee for Nomadic
A committee will be constituted under the policy commission, whose work will be formally categorized as non-notified, nomadic and semi-nomadic communities. A welfare development board under the Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment will also be constituted by the government, whose purpose is to implement the welfare and development programs of non-notified, nomadic and semi-nomadic communities. The board will also ensure the implementation and implementation of special strategies for reaching communities. Let us know that development and welfare programs are not accessible to these communities, because the nomadic and semi-nomadic community wanders from one place to another for life. The Renka Commission and the Eidet Commission have worked on identifying these communities and have created a list of these communities.
National Kamdhenu
Yojna and National Gokul Commission for Cow
National Kamdhenu Commission will be constituted for respect and protection of cows. The implementation of this scheme will help in increasing the breed and the number of cows by continuous genetic upgradation of cow's resources. National Gokul Commission will also be constituted, which will also take care of the implementation of law and welfare schemes effectively for the cows. For this, a provision of Rs. 750 crores has been made.
Department of Fisheries
will be formed separately
In view of the development of the fisheries sector, it has been decided to set up separate fisheries department. There is also a proposal to give benefits of 2% interest concession to the farmers running cattle ranching and fishing activities through loans through Kisan Credit Card. Apart from this, repayment of the loan will be given to the additional interest rebate of 3%.
10 special
dimensions of Vision Document 2030
Creating
physical and social infrastructure for an economy
of $ 10 trillion and a comfortable life.
Building such a digital India where the young
class will lead it by generating millions of jobs in the start-up and
eco-system at a mass level in the creation of Digital India.
Pay
special attention to electrical vehicles and renewable energy to make India
a pollution free nation .
Generating large scale employment through the
expansion of rural industrialization using modern digital technologies .
Efficient
use of water in irrigation through safe rivers
and minor irrigation techniques with safedrinking
water for all Indians .
Strengthening
the country's
development through the coastal and sea routes, accelerating the efforts being
made under the Sagarmala
program .
India
has become the 'launch pad' of leaving the satellites of the world and the
goal of sending space astronauts to the space program -Gaganan
and the Indian astronaut by 2022-reflects this dimension.
To
make India self-reliant in food
production and food exports most biologically and export
foodgrains to meet the world's food requirements.
By
2030, healthy India and
a better health care and comprehensive health system as well as Ayushmann India
and women's participation will also be an important component of this.
Giving India
the form of a minimum
government, a state with maximum rule, where the
governance of the colleagues and officers running on shoulder-side with a
chosen government can be embodied.
Key points of the
Interim Budget 2019
The
fiscal deficit was reduced and the current
account deficit was controlled.
Additional
25 percent seats will be provided in educational
institutions .
India
has become the world's launch pad in the field of space .
In
the transport sector revolution, India will lead the world through
e-vehicles.
One
lakh digital villages will be
built in the next five years .
Budget
allocation of North
Eastern Region increased by 21 percent to Rs 58,166 crore.
Now
those earning up to Rs. 21 thousand rupees per month will get bonus up to 7 thousand rupees . Prior
to that, income earning up to Rs 10,000 per month was upto 3500 rupees.
60
thousand crores have been allocated for MNREGA .
19
thousand crores allocation for Pradhan
Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana
In
inflation control, inflation came
down to 2.18 percent in December 2018.
75
thousand crores for the Prime
Minister's scheme
Farmers
credit cards will be provided to all farmers .
Unmanned
crossing finish on the broad gauge network
of the railway .
Honorarium
of Anganwadi and Asha workers increased 50%
Minimum
monthly pension of workers was
Rs. 1,000
Single
window clearance
arrangements for Indian filmmakers will start.

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