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In-depth analysis of the Railway Budget will air on 26 February.
The show will examine the likely impact of the budgetray proposals
on the general travellers, along with a cascading effect that a
proposed freight hike might have on the prices of various commodities.
On 28 February, Aaj Tak will air finance minister P Chidambaram’s
speech live, like many other news channels, from the Parliament.
After the speech, analysis by special in-studio guests will follow
that will look at the impacts of the the proposals on the economy
and the common man.
The channel will also transmit post budget analysis from various
live studios situated at apex chambers of commerce like Ficci and
CII in Delhi and the Bombay Stock Exchange.
A panel discussion, featuring chief ministers of various states,
look at the implications of the Union Budget in their respective
states, too has been lined up. In the evening of 28 February, a
highlight will be an interview with the finance minister.
Headlines Today will air the budget special under the master branding
‘Great Expectations Budget 2005’, which would include Budget specials
at 8 pm daily till 1 March. Experts will include Confederation of
Indian Industry's economic advisor Omkar Goswami and economists
like Bibek Debroy and Surjit
Bhalla.
Detailed stories would be carried by the channel on the day of
the Railway Budget, Economic Survey and the Union Budget, apart
from airing live the FM's speech.
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