
According to Ashwajit Singh, Managing Director, with a continued focus on the promise of inclusive and long-term growth, the budget is expected to address both the needs of the vulnerable sections of the society while also continuing with reforms for ease of doing business, promoting ‘Make in India’ innovation, and pushing up private investments.
Being an interim budget, the government is expected to continue with the large number measures around in the previous budgets to sustain economic growth and create employment opportunities. Continuing to focus on the promise of inclusive and long-term growth, the budget is expected to address both the needs of the vulnerable sections of the society while also continuing with reforms for ease of doing business, promoting ‘Make in India’ innovation, and pushing up private investments. Budget 2024 presents an opportunity to build confidence and attract investment and for a Viksit Bharat – to transform the nation into a developed entity by the centenary of our independence in 2047.