Budget in simple terms means “You give me taxes; I will give you the social and economic services.” The government implement taxes on the public and in return provide the social and economic services. The essential Social Services that government provides are education, medical and public health, housing, the welfare of SC, ST, OBC and minorities, social security, labor, employment and skill development. The essential economic services provided by the government are agriculture and allied activities, rural development, irrigation, energy, roads, railways, shipping, aviation, science technology and environment. A budget can be judged by measuring the amount of tax revenue received by the government and in return the social and economic services provided by the government. On comparing the budget of 2018-19 with the actual situation in the year 2014-15, we find that the income tax slab has remained the same in 2018-19 as compared to 2014-15. The one significant change is that in 20
Before I dive into the effect of the removal of Net Neutrality on the Indian economy, it becomes extremely necessary to throw some light on the concept itself. How come I did not read this term in my school and college text books? May be I bunked that day! Thanks to my bunch of friends. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) on Net Neutrality What is Net Neutrality? The name sounds like an app in the Android Market place….. In simple terms Net Neutrality means equal treatment of all the websites by the internet service providers (ISP). It’s like “Kanoon ki nazar me sab barabar hain”. Currently the ISP do not provide any kind of preferential treatment to any website i.e. all the websites are accessible at the same speed irrespective of their popularity. Who are ISPs? Internet service providers commonly called ISPs are the companies that provide us internet on our Smart Phones, Laptops, PCs and on whatever devices you have managed to access the internet. Why the big debate