UNION BUDGET 2020
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Union Budget 2020
One Liners
The Finance Minister,
Smt. Nirmala Sitharaman presents the Union Budget for the fiscal year 2020-21
in the Parliament on 1 February 2020
R.K. Shanmukham
Chetty - Presented the first Union Budget of
Independent India
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Indira Gandhi - The first female presented budget in the parliament
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Morarji Desai - Presented the Budget the maximum number
of times
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- Fund is allocated for Swachh Bharat Mission in 2020-21 - 12,300 crore
- Fund is allocated for the power and renewable energy sector- 22,000crore
- India will host G20 presidency in 2020
- Fund is allocated for National Textile Mission – 1,480 crore
- Fund is allocated for senior citizens and Divayang – 9,000 crore
- Five archaeological sites to be developed at iconic sites with the on-site museum - Rakhigarhi (Haryana), Hastinapur (Uttar Pradesh) Shivsagar (Assam), Dholavira (Gujarat) and Adichanallur (Tamil Nadu)
- Fund is allocated for Cultural Ministry – 3,150 crore
- 100 airports to be developed by 2024 to support UDAAN scheme
- Fund is allocated for transport infrastructure in 2020-21 – 1,70,000 crore
- Fund is allocated for the development and promotion of industry and commerce in 2020-21 – 27,300 crore
- Fund is allocated for Jal Jeevan Mission – 3.6 lakh crore
- Fund is allocated for the health care sector – 69,000 crore
- Fund is allocated for National Mission on Quantum Computing and Technology – 8,000 crore
- Fiscal deficit target for FY21- 3.5% of GDP
- Fund is allocated for skill development – 3,000 crore
- Fund is allocated for the welfare and development of Scheduled Tribes – 53,700 crore
- Fund is allocated for welfare and development of schedule class and other backward classes – 85,000 crore
- Insurance cover increased per depositor – 5 lakh (Under DICGC)
- Fund is allocated for Bharat net program in 2021 – 6,000 crore
- Fibre to home connections through Bharat net will link 1,00,000 panchayats this year
India is set to
become $5 trillion economy by the end of 2024
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Government is to
double farmers’ income by 2022
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- Agriculture credit target – 15 lakh crore
· Kisan Rail - will be set up by the government for
agriculture so that goods can be quickly transported across the country
- Amount is allocated for irrigation and rural development – 2.83 lakh crore
Ind-SAT exam for Asian and African countries to help make
India a higher education destination
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- The government proposed to expand the national gas grid from present 16,200 km to 27,000 km
- In the next 3 years, Government energy meters to be replaced by prepaid ‘smart meters’
- · Krishi UDAAN will be launched by civil aviation ministry for exports in agriculture
- 15% concessional tax rate extended to power generation companies
- In order to boost MSMEs, the turnover threshold for audit raised to 5 crore from 1 crore
- By 2023 Delhi Mumbai expressways and two other corridors will be completed
- 1 lakh crore consumers have got benefitted by GST
- 6 million taxpayers have been added to GST
- 112-Aspirational Districts will be covered for AYUSHMAAN Treatment
- National Recruitment Agency - Independent body; will set up for the recruitment to non-gazetted posts through the computer-based online process
- By 2024 will be Expansion of Jan Ausadhi Kendra scheme to all districts will be completed
- By 2030 India will have the largest working-age population in the world
- Amount is announced for National Infrastructure pipeline projects – 103 lakh crore
- 150 higher education institutes will have apprenticeship programs by March 2021
· Jharkhand - Tribal museum is going to set up
- The proposed changes in tax slabs are listed in the following table:
Taxable Income
Slab (Rs.)
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Existing Tax Rates
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New Tax Rates
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0-2.5 Lakh
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Exempt
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Exempt
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2.5-5 Lakh
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5%
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5%
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5-7.5 Lakh
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20%
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10%
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7.5-10 Lakh
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20%
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15%
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10-12.5 Lakh
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30%
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20%
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12.5-15 Lakh
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30%
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25%
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Above 15 Lakh
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30%
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30%
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- 30% of people will pay
with the income above 15 lakh
I have covered all the important expected MCQs important from the examination point of view. I hope you would like the information provided above and if we miss anything do let us know in the comment section below.
SOURCE: PIB
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Also Read: Economic survey 2020
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