Wrapping the Union Budget discourse, Prime Minister Narendra Modi headlined Friday’s webinar on ‘Technology, Reforms, and Finance for Viksit Bharat’ through video conferencing. This established practice post-budget, he said, sharpens focus on real-world application of fiscal strategies.
Shunning fleeting yardsticks like bourse reactions or revenue measures, Modi portrayed the budget as a visionary policy architecture. Its mettle: nurturing infrastructure, liberalizing credit, elevating business operations, instilling governance clarity, and easing public burdens for economic vitality.
Budgets form sequential strides in the unbroken march to 2047’s Developed India. Webinars amplify this by fostering vibrant exchanges among business czars, scholars, pundits, and framers, optimizing outcomes.
A decade’s proven grit amid headwinds traces to reforms: debureaucratization, business facilitation, digital admin thrust, robust setups. 21st century’s first quarter down—India’s at a crossroads, riding Reform Express. Sustain via top-tier delivery, judged by impact, not ink.
Leverage AI, blockchain, analytics for governance speed and trust; embed monitoring via redressal nets. Public infra outlay’s 6x jump to ₹12 lakh crore heralds private infusion: novel finance, swift nods, cost lifecycle rigor against leaks.
FDI’s getting friendlier, bonds livelier for enduring funds—clarity, liquidity, innovations, hedges needed. Experts, draw from world-class playbooks. Forge a ‘Reform Partnership Charter’ for stakeholder synergy; execution is the make-or-break.
Modi ended with a call-to-arms: financials, markets, industry, talent, pioneers—exploit budget vistas. Implementation phase activated: swift, seamless, collective—to manifest Viksit Bharat’s promise.