Every time an Indian finance minister presents the budget, you will hear murmurs of "mujhe kya mila?" and "humare liye kya hai?" across the sections of the society. Even those getting the biggest pie that year would often feel the allocation is inadequate. Such is the need of a growing economy like ours. At the end of the budget speech, several "gurus" of economics and finance will put on their thinking caps and give their verdict: whether the budget was socialist or capitalistic? i.e. whether it benefits the poor and middle class more or the business class. Today's splendid rally in the market (5% for Nifty) gave its own verdict that in true sense the market makers believe the budget is for the greater good for the revival of Indian Economy and specifically for the Equity markets. So, what happened in the budget? The words, the tone and most importantly the numbers showed that the government is keen on getting the economy back on track and through th...