Union Budget 2014: What will hit your purse hard

New Delhi, July 10: Finance Minister Arun Jaitley tabled the first Union Budget of Prime Minister Narendra Modi Government on Thursday, July 10.

Take a look at what gets cheaper and what gets costlier:

CHEAPER:

• CRT television
• LED/LCD TVs especially below 19 inch
• Footwear priced between Rs 500 to Rs 1,000 per pair
• Soaps
• E-book readers
• Desktop, laptops and tablets
• RO based water purifiers
• LED Lights, fixtures and lamps
• Pre forms of precious and semi-precious stones
• Sports Gloves
• Branded petrol
• Matchbox
• Life micro insurance policies
• HIV/AIDS drugs and diagnostic kits
• DDT insecticides

EXPENSIVE

• Cigarettes
• Aerated drinks with sugar
• Pan masala
• Gutka and chewing tobacco
• Jarda scented tobacco
• Radio Taxi
• Imported electronic products
• Portable X-ray machines
• Half cut/broken diamonds

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