New Delhi: Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman is all set to mark a notable milestone by presenting her seventh consecutive Union Budget on July 23, 2024, setting a new record in India’s parliamentary history. This follows her notable tenure and underscores her pivotal role in steering the nation’s fiscal policies.
The ongoing monsoon session of parliament, which commenced on July 22, began with the tabling of the Economic Survey 2023-24, laying the groundwork for discussions on key national priorities. The Lok Sabha’s business advisory committee has outlined an expansive agenda, covering critical sectors such as railways, education, health, MSME, and food processing, in addition to the Union Budget.
A significant allocation of 20 hours has been dedicated to deliberating on the budget, reflecting the importance of shaping India’s economic trajectory amidst evolving global and domestic challenges.