Wednesday, July 24, 2024

Union Budget 2024 Live | FM Nirmala Sitharaman’s

 Union Budget 2024 Live | FM Nirmala Sitharaman’s

 

government led by honourable Prime Minister Sri Narendra Modi and re-elected it for a historic third term under his leadership.

We are grateful for their support, faith and trust in our policies.

We are determined to ensure that all Indians, regardless of religion, caste, gender and age, make substantial progress in realizing their life goals and aspirations.

Global context the global economy, while performing better than expected, is still in the grip of policy uncertainties.

Elevated asset prices, political uncertainties and shipping disruptions continue to pose significant downside risks for growth and upside risks to inflation.

In this context, India's economic growth continues to be the shining excess and will remain so in the years ahead.

India's inflation continues to be low, stable and moving towards the 4% target.

Co inflation that is non food and non fuel currently is 3.1%.

Steps are being taken to ensure supplies of perishable goods reach markets adequately.

Interim budget as mentioned in the interim budget, we need to focus on four major castes namely the Gharib, Mahiraye, Yuwa and Anadata, the poor, women, youth and the farmer.

 

For Anadatta, we announced higher minimum support price a month ago for all major crops, delivering on the promise of at least a 50% margin over costs.

Pradhan Mantri, Gareeb, Kalyan, Anna Yojana was extended for five years, benefitting more than 80 crore people.

Administrative actions for approval and implementation of various schemes announced in the interim budget are well underway.

The required allocations have been made.

 

 

Budget theme turning attention to the full year and beyond, in this budget, we particularly focus on employment, skilling, msmes and the middle class.

 

youth over a five year period with a central outlay of two lakh crore rupees.

I am happy to announce the prime minister's package of five schemes and initiatives to facilitate employment, skilling and other opportunities for 4.1 crore

I will speak about them shortly.

  

While more details may be seen in the annexation this year, I have made a provision of 1.48 lakh rupees 1.48 lakh crore rupees for education, employment and

Budget priorities the people have given a unique opportunity to our government to take the country on the path of strong development and an all round

In the interim budget, we promise to present a detailed roadmap for our pursuit of Vikasit Bharat in line with the strategy set out in the interim budget.

 

development six, energy security.

agriculture two, employment and skilling three, inclusive human resource development and social justice four, manufacturing and services five, urban

This budget envisages sustained efforts on the following nine priorities for generating ample opportunities for all number one, productivity and resilience in

 

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