Cheaper and Costlier in Delhi Budget 2011-2012

Delhi Budget 2011-2012 Highlights

Sheila Dikshit Chief Minister of Delhi presented a budget of Rs. 27,067 crore for 2011-2012.

Plan outlay 2011-2012 Delhi Budgetof Rs. 13,600 crore

Delhi Budget 2011-2012 Non-plan expenditure of Rs. 13,307.

Rs. 160 crore earmarked for centrally-sponsored projects.

Sheila Dikshit announced a total of 14,000 new staff in schools.

The Chief Minister also enhanced scholarships for students.

'Universal Free Health Scheme' for Children set up with a budget of 100 crores. 27 Lakh school going children will be benefitted,

Delhi Budget 2011-2012 - The MLA fund has been raised from Rs. two crore to Rs. 2.5 crore

What is Cheaper and What is costlier New Taxes VAT Delhi Budget 2011-2012

Delhi Budget 2011-2012 - Bicycles, kerosene stoves, lanterns, petromax lamps and sanitary napkins will be cheaper now under new tax proposals in Delhi government's budget.

Delhi Budget 2011-2012 - Bidis, furnishings and suitings and sweetmeats will become costlier under new tax proposals in Delhi government's budget.

Delhi Budget 2011-2012 - VAT of 12.5 per cent would be imposed on non manufactured tobacco, making bidis and hookah smoking more expensive.

Delhi Budget 2011-2012 - 'Khandsari' sugar and textiles are now exempted from VAT.

Delhi Budget 2011-2012 - The VAT on sweetmeats and 'namkeen' has been increased to 12.5 per cent from existing five per cent.

Delhi Budget 2011-2012 - Industrial textiles such as canvas belts, filter clothes and furnishing and suitings are proposed to be taxed at five per cent.

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