How to understand the 'Financial budget' of this year which is introduced by our hon. finance minister?

hello
i want to know about financial budget plan
which is introduced by p.chidambaram

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Hello,

Now a days, UPSC is focusing on big picture rather than asking for "define" type questions. While reading the budget, you must focus on anything and everything that have been newly introduced. You should analyse these additions deeply covering various aspects like its impact on common man, and country as as whole. You must also focus on the reason because of which these changes have been introduced. Also, you must chart the evolution of changes made.

Apart from this, you must focus on difficulties that our country is facing on economic front as mentioned in the budget and the steps that have been suggested to overcome these difficulties. You need not to go into minute details about everything but you should have broad idea about evrything like exports , imports, CAD, inflation, different programmes introduced and conducted by govt. etc.

Thanks,
goyalk

hi aspirant
you can buy the DVD'S of indian financial budget. you can counslt by contiusly in touch with us.
i am giving you some tips on budget
1) you should make a chart of amount given to different policies
2) you should compare it with previous year
3) you should make your own vision on that and analayge the effect


best of luck
b.k. tyagi