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Tuesday, February 17, 2009, Chandigarh, India
Updated at 3:00 am (IST)

Interim Budget 2009-10
Quite social but sopless talk
* Taxes unchanged * No cheer for industry
New Delhi, February 16
Pranab Mukherjee, who also holds the finance portfolio, arrives to present the Interim Budget in Parliament House on Monday.A poll-bound Congress-led UPA government’s Interim Budget 2009-2010 concentrated on two major issues — ‘aam aadmi’ and national security.

Pranab Mukherjee, who also holds the finance portfolio, arrives to present the Interim Budget in Parliament House on Monday. — A Tribune photograph

Defence gets 34% more
Farmers our heroes, says Pranab
PGI allocation up
Editorial: Carry on, Pranab

Nation page: Oppn: Budget like Satyam’s balance sheet

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Employment agenda gets a push
NREGA, Bharat Nirman biggest gainers l Budget allocation for education schemes unchanged
New Delhi, February 16
The largely insipid Interim Budget of the UPA government ensures adequate, even heightened, budgetary allocation to its major flagship programmes affecting the “aam aadmi.”

Extra Rs 4,000 cr for education

Minorities Allocation
50 per cent for 90 identified dists
New Delhi, February 16
Unable to meet its minority development targets under the Prime Minister’s 15-point programme, the government has decided to spend half of the total budgetary allocation to the Minority Affairs Ministry on the overall development of 90 identified districts.

Paramilitary forces also get big money

Whopping improvement in living standard, says Pranab
New Delhi, February 16
India has demonstrated the fastest ever improvement in living standards, claimed Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee, while presenting the Interim Budget 2009-10 in the Lok Sabha on Monday.

Investors take Rs 1 trillion hit in a day
Mumbai, February 16
Investors lost close to Rs 1 lakh crore on Monday as the market gave a thumbs-down to the interim Budget, which failed to provide any sops for key sectors.

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PUNJAB: UGC experts oppose free power to farmers

HARYANA: Now, reservation in liquor trade

J&KStrike hits work in govt offices

HIMACHAL: No big sops, no new tax either

CHANDIGARHCity’s plan budget down by Rs 4 cr

LUDHIANASukhbir leaves traders in the lurch

DELHIRs 1,000 cr for C’wealth Games

OPINIONSCarry on, Pranab

BUSINESSIndustry shows mixed reaction

NATION: Taliban common threat: Holbrooke

WORLD: N-submarines collide in Atlantic

SPORTS: ‘FIR politically motivated’


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Jodhpur awaits a man-made flood
Jodhpur, February 16
The historical town of Jodhpur in Rajsthan, hemmed in by desert, is about to be flooded, thanks to human interference with Nature.

Water pumps installed at a shop in Jodhpur. A Tribune photograph

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