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Focus was seen on these in the economic survey...
Finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman presented the pre-budget document i.e. Economic Survey in Parliament on July 22, just before the budget. Just before the budget session of parliament, prime minister Modi said that this is a very proud moment for the country because this is the first time in the last 60 years that a government has come to power for the third time in a row. In such a situation, 'I would like to give full assurance to the people that we are going to present this budget to fulfill our goal.' PM Modi termed the upcoming budget as an important budget for 'Amrit Kaal'. Along with this, he said that this budget will play an important role in achieving our goal i.e. 'Developed India'.
Most attention will have to be given to these six areas - Economic Survey
In the Economic Survey, it has been asked to focus mainly on a total of six sectors for development in Amrit Kaal. Let's know about this.
1. In this survey, emphasis has been laid on increasing private investment. With the increase in private sector investment in the country, the economic progress of the country will also accelerate.
2. In this economic survey, the need to give special emphasis on the growth and expansion of the MSME sector has been identified.
3. In this economic survey, agriculture has been described as the third engine of the country. In such a situation, the government has been asked to recognize the potential of agriculture and remove its policy obstacles.
4. In this survey, the need for more and more finance for India's green transformation has also been mentioned.
5. There is a huge gap between education and employment in the country. This has come to light from this economic survey. In such a situation, the government needs to take necessary steps to eliminate this gap.
6. In this survey, emphasis has also been laid on increasing the capacity of the states. According to the economic survey, there is a need to increase the capacity and capability of the states to increase the pace of development of the country.