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The article outlines India’s 2026 budget priorities, emphasising quality education, infrastructure upgrades and future-ready skills, including digital and multilingual learning, to prepare a youthful population for higher education and employment.
The article outlines the Budget 2026 filing date of February 1, the parliamentary timetable announced by the CCPA, and anticipated market activity on NSE and BSE as investors assess implications for financial markets.
The article outlines India’s Union Budget 2026-27 preparations led by the finance minister, noting the absence of a dedicated finance secretary and detailing new appointments across CBDT, CBIC, DIPAM and related economic divisions. It covers budget oversight, revenue, expenditure and implementation coordination within the ministry.
This article outlines the planned timing of India’s 2026 budget, including Sunday release considerations, public engagement via Your Ideas For India and MyGov, and NDA MPs involvement in consultations and finalisation.
The article outlines four core tips to improve credit scores in the new year: make timely loan and card payments, manage overall debt and utilization, regularly verify and rectify credit reports, and avoid unnecessary hard inquiries while planning new borrowing. Emphasis is on steady, disciplined financial habits over time.
This article outlines the government’s offer of free Aadhaar biometric updates for children aged five to seventeen through the 2025-26 period. It covers eligibility, process at designated centres, scheduling, and the benefits for education, exams, and government schemes, emphasising ease for families and long‑term identity validity.
Nitin Kaushik outlines a simple “15-85 rule” for middle-class Indians: invest at least 15% of monthly income in low-cost index funds via SIPs, live on the remaining 85% without lifestyle inflation, and avoid high-interest debt like EMIs or credit cards. He emphasizes that consistent investing over 25-30 years, leveraging 12-15% equity returns and compounding, can grow wealth to ₹3-6 crore
