From schools and colleges to social media platforms, content creation is getting policy backing. Budget 2026 outlines steps to support creators, local languages and creative skills at an early stage.
After touching record highs in recent weeks, silver prices have cooled sharply. The metal has slipped by nearly Rs 17,000, prompting investors to pause and reassess whether this fall is a buying opportunity or a sign to stay cautious.
Income tax relief is always one of the most closely watched parts of the Union Budget, especially for salaried and middle-class taxpayers. As Budget 2026 was presented in Parliament, many were keen to see whether any changes were announced for those dependent on monthly salaries.
Taken together, the Infrastructure Risk Guarantee Fund, higher capital spending and focus on smaller cities point to a more execution-driven approach to infrastructure development.
Silver prices saw a sharp reversal, sliding 9% and losing close to Rs 27,000 in a single day. The sudden fall has left investors weighing a key question, is this a buying opportunity, or a sign to stay cautious?
As Budget 2026 approaches, middle-income taxpayers are watching closely for signs of relief. With rising costs and inflation pressures, the big question is whether the government will tweak tax slabs to ease the burden.
With Budget 2026 set to be unveiled in just a few hours, the middle class is hoping for measures that ease daily pressures, from job stability and inflation to housing and healthcare. So what is it really asking the government to deliver?
Ahead of Budget 2026, one question dominates conversations among salaried taxpayers: will income tax relief finally come? Let's have a look.
India has no shortage of AI talent, but turning skills into sustainable jobs remains a challenge. Ahead of Budget 2026, industry leaders want policies that connect training, infrastructure and real-world deployment.
With January 2026 nearly over and no formal announcement yet, government employees are growing anxious about the 8th Pay Commission. The big question now is whether delayed salary revisions will lead to arrears, and when the money may actually reach their bank accounts.
