Modi Sarkar’s Green Budget 2022
(The Quiver) : PM Modi came up live for clarifying to the people of nation that Budget 2022 benefits will reach to every section of the society . He named Budget 2022 as ‘Green Budget 2022’.
As stated by PM, “There are many provisions in this Budget aimed at transforming the agriculture sector including ensuring credit, record MSP, boosting food processing and encouraging start-ups in the sector. I am confident that the hardworking small farmers will prosper thanks to these steps.”
The PM stated the Union budget is dedicated towards the welfare of poor , it is also made accordingly to solve contemporary problems and create new opportunities for the common people. He quoted , “The budget aims to ensure pucca house, toilet ,tap water and gas connection for every household. At the same time ,thefocus is on modern internet connectivity also”.
“Measures such as a special fund for encouraging new agriculture startups and package for food processing industry will help in increasing income of farmers. More than Rs 2.25 lakh crore are being transferred in the accounts of farmers through MSP purchase,” he said.
Focusing on the middle class section and the youth of India , the PM said ,”The Union Budget 2022 is full of opportunities for more Infrastructure ,more Investment, more growth , and more jobs. This will further open the green job sector. This budget not only solves contemporary problems but also ensures a bright future for the youth”.
He further added that Parvatmala scheme will facilate effective transportation system in hilly areas of the country such as Himachal Pradesh , Uttarakhand , Jammu and Kashmir and the Northeast.
“The quest for modernity and technology in every sphere of life through steps such as drones for farmers, Vande Bharat trains, digital currency, 5 G services, national digital health ecosystem will hugely benefit our youth, middle class, poor, Dalit and backward classes,” he said.
Along with the cleaning of the Ganga, which is the centre of faith of millions of Indians, the government will encourage natural farming on the banks of the river in the five states of Uttarakhand, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Jharkhand and West Bengal, the prime minister said.
