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Interim Finance Minister Piyush Goyal presents the budget

As finance minister Piyush Goyal presents the National Democratic Alliance’s (NDA) sixth and final budget, an interim one, all eyes are on two key areas — income tax and farm package — in the pre-election season. Standing in as finance minister as Arun Jaitley is on medical leave, this is Goyal’s first budget speech, though it is the second time that he is holding interim charge of the finance ministry. Catch all the budget 2019 highlights here.

PM: This budget is for new India and is meant for all Indians

The unorganized labor force, about 40 crore people, haven’t ever received any help from previous governments. The beneficiaries will get assured monthly pension after reaching the age of 60 years now.

PM Modi's reaction after the interim Budget

12 crore farmers, 3 crore taxpayers, 30 crore laborers will benefit from the Budget. Many governments announced schemes for farmers but only those owning large pieces of land would benefit. Our scheme will reach out to the small farmer who has always been left out

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