Budget 2024: PM Modi was delighted with Nirmala Sitharaman’s budget, patted the table while sitting on his/her seat

New Delhi: On Tuesday, the country’s general budget for the financial year 2024-25 was presented in Parliament. Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman thanked the people for the third term of the Modi government and made many big announcements in her budget speech. She said that the government’s focus is on 9 priorities and we are fully prepared to achieve them. At the same time, PM Modi also looked very happy with the budget speech of Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman in the Lok Sabha. PM Modi was seen thumping the table fiercely during her entire budget speech. PM Modi was seen in a different style in Parliament on Tuesday. As soon as Nirmala Sitharaman started making big announcements in her budget speech, PM Modi supported her by thumping the table. The happiness about the budget announcements was clearly visible on his/her face. Nirmala Sitharaman said in her budget speech that we assure that the aspirations of the people will be met, no matter what religion or caste they belong to, there will be no discrimination. he/she also told that the Indian economy is performing better than the global economy.

Budget 2024: Nirmala Sitharaman opened the box, from employment to loan… made big announcements for women

Government’s focus on 9 important areas

Making big announcements in the Lok Sabha, Nirmala Sitharaman said that the government is focusing on 9 important areas in this budget. These include employment, skill development, infrastructure and reforms for the next generation. The government’s goal is to realize the dream of a developed India by rapidly developing these areas. The government is taking all these priorities very seriously and is also making full preparations for them. Along with this, the government is also engaged in making big plans in the field of agriculture.

Emphasis on reforms in agricultural research

Nirmala Sitharaman said that the government’s focus will be on reforms in agricultural research. 9 varieties of high-yielding crops will be introduced. Along with this, work will be done on strengthening the rural economy. 109 varieties of 32 crops will be introduced to strengthen the agricultural sector. Apart from this, a digital survey of crops will be done in 400 districts of the country.