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Industry experts to come together exclusively for Khaleej Times panel discussions during and post-budget presentation.
India will be seeking an economic vaccine to drive growth after an unprecedented pandemic year that has ruined the health of the economy, the sixth largest in the world.
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitaraman, earlier this month, had promised a budget like no other. Will she deliver when it matters most for the economy? A big bang budget could be the answer to the economic woes ailing the country, and the FM realises failure is not an option this year.
Tune in tomorrow morning: Live Streaming of Khaleej Times’ India Budget Analyses, 9:30am (UAE Time)
Stay with us to watch our post-budget roundtable,
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A populist and popular budget is what is expected of Sitaraman. This is the ninth budget of the Modi government, and healthcare, infrastructure and defence could get special treatment.
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Tune into our social media channels as industry experts come together exclusively for a panel discussion.
Live-Budget panel participants for a virtual session on February 1, 9:30am
>Anurag Chaturvedi, Secretary ICAI Dubai Chapter
>Manoj Pandey, Partner, MBG Corporate Services UAE
>Dixit Jain, Managing director at The Tax Experts DMCC
>Post-Budget participants for a virtual session at 3pm
>Sunil Kaushal, Regional CEO, Africa & Middle East, Standard Chartered
>Anita Yadav, Chief executive of Global Credit Advisory Limited
>Krishnan Ramachandran, CEO of Barjeel Geojit Financial Services
Post-Budget participants for a virtual roundtable at 3pm
>Sunil Kaushal, Regional CEO, Africa & Middle East, Standard Chartered
>Anita Yadav, Chief executive of Global Credit Advisory Limited
>Krishnan Ramachandran, CEO of Barjeel Geojit Financial Services
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