Prayagraj: Now that the UNI Finance Minister will present the Union budget on February 1, the cross-section of people in the city of Sangam, urban and rural areas, has their own expectations of the budget.
TOI spoke to farmers, economists, entrepreneurs and classroom people about what they expected from a budget.
The president of the East Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Vinay Tandon said, “After years, Prasagraj is still absent from the country’s industrial map, the famous industrial belt from Naini is rusty.
The government must use infrastructure and land and invite investment.
We have facilities such as shipping corridors Specifically (DFC) and highways, there must be reforms such as giving subsidies on the ground to young entrepreneurs and stop migration to other countries.
“In addition, there are great opportunities in the food processing industry that must be tapped, adding a reservoir, which itself has a food processing unit Here in Prayagraj known internationally.
Likewise, the president of the Confederations of all Indian traders (CAIT), Mahendra Goyal said, “Among the expectations of the finance minister we hope the government must treat the partnership business equivalent to the company and collect taxes at the same level.
In addition, small entrepreneurs must be given loans At a minimum interest without money guarantees that will contribute highly in the concept of Atmanirbhar Bharat.
“He further added that there must be a concept like one country one license.
This will close all other windows from the Raj Inspector and the tip of corruption.
Speaking with their hopes, a major teacher at Chanduaki, Shama Mishra said, “We hope that the income tax slab will increase from 1.5 lakh to 2 lakh, which will sigh for many taxpayers from the manufacturer’s income family.” Shreya Chaurasia from Anjahi, Phulpur, want that the price of many commodities has loved several household budgets and LPG prices have worsened the situation.
If the price goes down, it will be good.
Atul Mani Tripathi, a famer wants that the price of fertilizer, DAP and pesticides should not increase and if possible, they must decrease.
The price of agricultural equipment must be stabilized.
Varun Jaiswal, a trader of Prasagaj said, “There is a big loss for business during the Corona period.
All large and small entrepreneurs are in troubled water.
There should be some special provisions in the budget to eliminate their problems.” Smita dikshit, a research scholar at the Faculty The University of Allahabad said, “the way it works must be increased, the government must meet the needs of young people, especially in rural areas where there is a limited opportunity for work.
In addition, creating entrepreneurs will be good for young people.”