In light of the current state of the international economy, India's Budget, according to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, would aim to meet the dreams and aspirations of common people and serve as a "ray of hope for the globe." The BJP-led NDA administration, according to Mr. Modi, has always operated with the single objective of putting "India First" and "Citizens First," and the same ethos will be evident during the Budget Session.
Speaking to the media in advance of Parliament's Budget Session, the prime minister claimed that respected figures in the global economy were conveying messages of optimism from all directions.
He mentioned that Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman would be presenting the Budget to Parliament on Wednesday and that it would aim to fulfill the ambitions and aspirations of the Indian people as well as raise expectations throughout the world.
The world's beacon of hope will shine brighter as a result, and Mr. Modi expressed his confidence that the finance minister would do every effort to realize these goals.
Additionally, he mentioned that President Droupadi Murmu was giving her first speech to the joint session of Parliament to open the budget session. The President's speech is an opportunity to appreciate women and the rich tribal traditions of the nation, according to Mr. Modi, as well as the Indian Constitution and parliamentary system.
He added that in accordance with the parliamentary customs that have developed over the last six to seven decades, a member of any political party who is speaking in the House for the first time is accorded respect, and a supportive environment is established to boost his or her confidence.
This tradition is excellent and rich. Parliamentarians are in charge of making sure that this time of the President's first speech to Parliament is brimming with passion, warmth, and energy. I have no doubt that our lawmakers will succeed in this test, Mr. Modi stated.
"There will be disputes during the budget session as well, and I hope the opposition will communicate them clearly by carefully researching the subject. The House will discuss formulating a policy that will be advantageous to the country, the Prime Minister added.
