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POST-BUDGET IMPACT ON SECTORS
• Textile exporters may get more sops: Maran
• FMCG: Gets a few indirect benefits
• Cement: Excise duty structure remain unchanged
• Auto: Excise duty retained at 8% for most vehicles
• Steel: Sidelined by budget
• Paper: Excise duty paper labels up 8%
• Computer Hardware: Increased allocation for IT
• Civil Aviation: No change in ATF taxes
• ITC: Not hurt by the Budget
• We must revisit hotel industry demand: FM
• Budget brings much-needed relief to banking sector
• Sugar: Budget will benefit select firms
• Stimulus package to help print media
• Tax sops a boon for power sector
• Transportation costs of petrochemicals may go up
• Budget fails to cheer oil drilling sector
• Natural gas: Hike in MAT an irritant
• Duty on STBs to hit India's cable operators
• Removal of FBT: IT/ITES sector to benefit
• Dyes & pigments: Washed out with no specific plan
• Computer education: Industry demands partly met
• Chlor alkali: Select few will benefit
• Chemicals: Budget fails to act as catalyst
• Textiles: Cotton yarn producers to gain
• India's pharma cos can now invest more in R&D
• Budget: Large engineering cos to benefit
• Budget: A big boost to India's banking sector
• Steel consumption to rise in India
• Budget: India's electronic media may benefit
• More investment likely in India's energy sector
• Aluminium consumption to rise
• Textile: Budget sops will prevent job loss
• Budget likely to help retail sector grow
• Infrastructure in urban areas to improve
• India's auto ancillary cos to focus more on R&D
• Budget disappoints electrical industry
• Budget: A delicate balancing act!
• Telecom industry can now eye more rural customers
• Positive Budget with some negative backlog
• Budget: Rural electrification gets a boost
• Budget: A major boost to FMCG sector
• Textile modernisation gets a TUF push
• More investments likely in the Indian auto sector
• Consumer durable cos to cut prices
• Call for lower excise duty on big cars
• Affordable housing sector to get a boost
• Banks allowed to issue zero coupon bonds
• India's civil aviation sector gets a lifeline
• Exporters get interest subsidy, ECGC extension
• Software: Tax holiday extended by one year
PRE-BUDGET SECTORAL ANALYSIS
• ITeS sector wants extension of STP scheme
• Create a separate shipping fund
• Gems and jewellery industry wishlist
• Glass: Abolish customs duty on soda ash
• Hike draw back rates by 5%, say exporters
• Dyes: Cut customs duty on inputs
• Hotel industry wants infrastructure status
• G-Secs: Yields rise on rising government borrowing
• Chemical sector seeks a slew of sops
• Telecom: Govt urged to rationalise various levies
• Sugar: Govt to focus on rising prices
• Hike customs duty on steel products, govt urged
• Rubber prices harden on short supply
• Retail sector seeks industry status
• Real estate: Hike I-T benefit u/s 80 c
• Plastic products: Cut excise duty on polymers
• Pharma: Remove duties on life saving drugs
• Cut excise duty on large cars, govt told
• Paper industry urges govt to hike customs duty
• Natural gas sector seeks extension of tax holiday
• Housing sector seeks fiscal concessions
• Diamond cutting industry pins hopes on Budget
• Tyres: Cut customs duty on inputs
• Commercial vehicle: Industry seeks more fund
• Banks seek level playing field for deposits
• Textiles: Remove customs and excise duties on MMF
• Alkali: Cut customs duty on capital goods
• AC industry: Big expectations from Budget
• Broking firms seek cut in transaction cost
• Budget: Indian Cement sector seeks duty sops
• What the two-wheeler industry wants from Budget
• Sugar: Govt will focus on checking price rise
• Varanasi carpet industry hopes for Budget sops
• Cut excise duty on pesticides to 4%
• Petrochemicals: Hike import duty on polymers
• Insurers want exemption limit raised to Rs 1.5 lakh
• FMCG: Retain excise duties at current levels
• Telecom body urges India to liberalise the sector
• Telecom: Industry body seeks a slew of reforms
• Budget 09: NBFCs seek tax sops
• Capital gains: NRIs seek tax parity with FIIs
• E-bike makers want 30% subsidy; CVD to go
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