News articles tagged P Chidambaram

Will finish plans for Infra trust soon: Govt

India's Finance Ministry is finalizing rules for a new Infrastructure Trust Fund to accelerate investment in power, ports, and aviation projects, aiming to attract domestic and foreign investors.

Budget 2013-14 Proposes Rs.1L Deduction to First-Home Buyers

Budget 2013-14: Rs.1 lakh interest deduction for first-time home buyers, benefiting middle-income class

Budget 2013 -2014: An Overall Review

Budget 2013-14, announced by Finance Minister P. Chidambaram, introduces mixed measures impacting both high earners and common taxpayers, with changes in tax structures, luxury items becoming costlier, and benefits for first-time home buyers.

Real Estate Sector to Get a Boost from Finance Ministry

Finance Ministry plans to bolster the real estate sector by facilitating bank loans for builders with stalled residential projects, aiming to revitalize the sector and stimulate economic growth.

CREDAI Asks Real Estate Builders to Ease Property Prices

CREDAI urges real estate developers to lower property prices to address high unsold inventory, amidst suggestions from Finance Minister P Chidambaram for economic revival.

Save money by shifting home loan to public sector banks

India's Govt Pushes Banks to Lower Lending Rates Amid Economic Slowdown

FM assures more loans for real estate

Finance Minister P Chidambaram assured real estate developers that the government will encourage banks to boost lending and lower interest rates for affordable housing.

Govt criticizes ASSOCHAM

Govt disputes Assocham's job loss forecast, cites domestic-driven economy

RBI Cuts Repo Rate - Might be Good News for Realtors

RBI's recent repo rate cut by 100 bps to 8% aims to curb inflation and may benefit real estate companies and investors, according to Finance Minister P Chidambaram.

Heat Of Rising Interest Rates.

Finance Minister P. Chidambaram's decision to lower home loan rates highlights a slowdown in various sectors, despite commercial real estate thriving.

Govt Recognizes Public Demand For Lower Home Loan Rates.

The Indian government acknowledges public demand for reduced home loan interest rates, particularly for loans under Rs 20 lakh, but leaves the decision to banks and the RBI.