At post-Budget webinar, PM calls for innovation-driven growth and holistic health
The webinar was the fourth in a series organised by the government to deliberate on the effective implementation of key announcements made in the Union Budget.
The webinar was the fourth in a series organised by the government to deliberate on the effective implementation of key announcements made in the Union Budget.
Modi stressed that policy alone does not guarantee success, urging industry, financial institutions, and state governments to collaborate on effective implementation.
Speaking at a post-budget webinar attended by industry leaders and stakeholders, Modi outlined a clear and ambitious vision for the country’s economic future, anchored on what he described as the four pillars of growth: “Build more, produce more, connect more, and export more.
The Prime Minister said that Budget 2026 consolidates the gains India has made since his government first came to power in 2014.
Budget 2026–27 proposes a long-term tax framework and semiconductor push designed to attract global AI and cloud infrastructure investment, and anchor digital value chains in India.
Held at Rajasthan Bhawan, the session was convened by Dr Monica B Sood, Convenor of the Intellectual Cell, BJP Chandigarh, along with the cell’s core team. BJP Chandigarh President Jitender Pal Malhotra attended the event as the chief guest.
The resolution sought the Centre’s urgent attention to the demands made by Kerala, including an All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) and approval for a high-speed rail corridor that were ignored in the Union Budget
With defeat in the upcoming assembly election a foregone conclusion for the BJP, poll-bound Tamil Nadu has been ignored in the Union Budget with no significant schemes or projects for the state, Chief Minister and DMK president MK Stalin said on Wednesday.
The Chief Minister said the budget reinforces the idea that development is not limited to large cities alone, but encompasses villages, farmers, women, youth and workers. Economic strength, he added, has been aligned with social security, dignity and opportunity for every citizen.
The Minister informed that the annual average railway investment for Odisha has increased from Rs 838 crore during 2009–14 to Rs 10,928 crore in 2026–27, marking an unprecedented 13 fold rise.
