Hey Pune, here’s a breakdown of the Budget 2024 presented by Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman and what it means for various sectors in the city.

  1. Baba Kalyani, Bharat Forge Ltd: Kalyani commended the budget for its focus on natural farming, job creation, and MSMEs. He also appreciated the government’s initiatives on skilling, urban development, and infrastructure creation.
  2. Prakash Chhabria, Finolex Industries Ltd: Chhabria praised the budget for its emphasis on manufacturing, agriculture, and infrastructure development. He highlighted the credit guarantee scheme for MSMEs and the promotion of natural farming as positive steps.
  3. Dr Ajit Ranade, Gokhale Institute of Politics and Economics: Dr Ranade welcomed the budget’s focus on employment creation, apprenticeships, and student loans. He also noted the importance of investment in infrastructure and human capital for India’s long-term economic growth.
  4. Vidyadhar Purandare, SEAP: Purandare found the budget encouraging, especially the abolition of angel tax for investors and the corporate tax relief for foreign-owned companies. He also mentioned the need for a strategy on the SEZ scheme and the DESH bill.
  5. Dr Pramod Chaudhari, Praj Industries Limited: Chaudhari appreciated the budget’s focus on Garib, Yuva, Annadata, and Nari, as well as its initiatives for energy transition and manufacturing sector development.
  6. Abrarali Dalal, Sahyadri Hospitals: Dalal highlighted the budget’s allocation for healthcare and the removal of basic customs duty on critical cancer treatment drugs as positive steps.
  7. Tapan Singhel, Bajaj Allianz General Insurance: Singhel noted the budget’s investments in agriculture, infrastructure, and employment as opportunities for the insurance sector to grow and provide employment.
  8. Sachin Bhandari, VTP Realty: Bhandari discussed the impact of the budget on the real estate sector, noting both positive and negative implications for developers and investors.
  9. Niranjan Kirloskar, Fleetguard Filters Pvt. Ltd: Kirloskar praised the budget for boosting economic growth, sustainability, and inclusivity, especially through its focus on skilling, employment, and R&D.
  10. H P Srivastava, DCCIA: Srivastava highlighted the budget’s focus on creating employment through the Social Security Scheme and the Prime Minister’s Internship program.
  11. Dr Preeti Joshi, SBUP: Joshi appreciated the budget’s initiatives for higher education, including e-vouchers for loans and skill development programs for youth.
  12. Dr. Maithili Tambe, TAS: Tambe commended the budget’s allocation for education, employment, and skilling, noting its importance in empowering the nation’s youth and enhancing educational opportunities.

    Overall, the Budget 2024 seems to have received a positive response from various sectors in Pune, with many stakeholders appreciating the government’s focus on inclusive growth, infrastructure development, and job creation.

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