Mumbai’s NSE hosted Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal on Monday, where he unpacked the 2026-27 budget’s dual focus on traditional strongholds and innovative frontiers. Services get a tech infusion, marking India as a prepared global frontrunner.
Goyal connected the dots to the 2047 Viksit Bharat goal, crediting PM Modi’s 12-year tenure for fiscal stability and visionary growth. The budget surgically targets sectors for maximum impact.
His X post framed it as a blueprint fortifying global value chains with modern tech, yielding consumer perks and business agility.
Core aims include barrier-busting for trade, nurturing honest ventures, compliance simplification, competitiveness uplift, and India as an investment-manufacturing paradise.
Strategic capex hikes and expenditure recalibrations prioritize longevity. Now, the spotlight shines on reforms, business ease, inclusive expansion, and dual-track development in manufacturing-services.
This sets the stage for accelerated growth phases. Event attendees lauded the proactive stance, foreseeing investment waves and sectoral synergies. Amid global headwinds, India’s budget charts a confident path forward.