PM Modi Applauds Union Budget 2025 for Boosting Growth and Employment
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has expressed strong support for the Union Budget 2025, calling it a “force multiplier” that will lead to a rapid increase in savings, investment, consumption, and growth. He congratulated Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman for presenting a “Janta Janardan’s, People’s budget” that prioritizes the welfare of citizens.
PM Modi emphasized that the budget shifts the focus from government revenue generation to boosting individual savings and encouraging public participation in economic development. He noted, “Usually, the focus of the budget is on how the government treasury will be filled, but this budget is exactly the opposite of that.” He highlighted the aim of the budget to empower citizens to contribute to the nation’s economic growth.
The Prime Minister also praised the reforms in the budget, particularly the encouragement of private sector involvement in nuclear energy. “Encouraging the private sector in nuclear energy is historic,” he remarked, recognizing the significance of nuclear energy in advancing the country’s development.
Furthermore, PM Modi acknowledged the employment-centric policies introduced in the budget, pointing out that it prioritizes job creation across various sectors. He highlighted the infrastructure status for shipbuilding, which is expected to promote large-scale construction and support the Atmanirbhar Bharat initiative.
Tourism, a sector with immense potential, also received attention. PM Modi announced plans for building hotels at 50 major tourist destinations, reinforcing the idea that tourism and hospitality will be crucial in generating employment. He concluded that by categorizing hotels under infrastructure, the budget would enhance the sector and create more job opportunities for the workforce.
Overall, the Union Budget 2025 represents a decisive step toward inclusive growth, with a particular focus on empowering individuals, boosting employment, and facilitating sustainable development across sectors.
