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People as Partners: Suggestions invited for the Budget

Start Date :

Sep 21, 2015

Last Date :

Feb 06, 2016

00:00 AM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)

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To foster the spirit of 'Jan Bhagidari' and to infuse more transparency into the budget making exercise, thereby having people as partners in the process of budget making, the ...

To foster the spirit of 'Jan Bhagidari' and to infuse more transparency into the budget making exercise, thereby having people as partners in the process of budget making, the Union Ministry of Finance has decided to invite suggestions for Union Budget 2016-17.

Citizens are requested to submit their ideas and suggestions on the topics that are generally in the ambit of Budget proposals as presented in the Parliament each year.

Suggestions may be submitted either directly in the comments box or through attached PDF documents.

The last date for submissions of suggestions is 5th February 2016.

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Manodnya Sapre 10 years 5 months ago

I suggest that no funds should be allocated for building any monuments & statues of any people in the centre of the roads. People are not even interested to know whose statue is been built and the main chowk of any major road goes waste. Instead that funds should be allocated to other sectors which really needs a proper boost.

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manoj rakshit 10 years 5 months ago

widows,divorcees , single mothers and majority of senior citizens depend only on interest income . i suggest that no TDs to be deducted from their interest by banks and others if the annual interest they earn for their living is below Rs.5 lacs annually and Income tax exemption be raised to this income level . It will be a great relief for them . They will bless the FM from their heart . and to grant exemption from taxable income on monthly rent paid by senior citizens who do not own a house .

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Chandan Upadhyay 10 years 5 months ago

Make provisions for social audits of GoI funded R&D projects in DST, CSIR etc..

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Manodnya Sapre 10 years 5 months ago

To ensure the work done by each ministry, the minister responsible should post statistics every month on their twitter handle, official portal, etc. Agriculture sector is backbone of our economy which has not got that much boost since 2 years of NDA Govt. That needs to be also given highest priorty. When we interact with the farmers, they dont even know which schemes have been announced by the Govt. That should be the 1st priorty that farmers should be well educated with all the schemes.

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Santosh Singh 10 years 5 months ago

Reserve Bank of India has been nudging its policies to be same for Banks and NBFCs with respect to lending. We request ministry of finance to bring Banks and NBFCs on same platform with respect to TDS. The TDS puts NBFCs on weak footing with respect to pricing of loan as compared to Banks. first of all, NBFCs don't enjoy low cost deposits as banks do. Second, customer is liable to pay TDS on interest and hence, effective interest rate goes-up further.

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Manodnya Sapre 10 years 5 months ago

To ensure that the funds allocated to that particular person, the govt should only transfer funds via RTGS, NEFT and ECS so that it will reach directly to the person allocated to. The Govt has done a fantastic job by erging the people to open bank accounts to ensure transperancy and avoiding corruption. The middlemen become literally rich and the poor dont even benefit.

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Rajesh Hatewar 10 years 5 months ago

IN US 138 Million taxpayer on 308 million population and in India Just 35 Million taxpayer on 1250 Million people. ration of 3% Taxpayer compared to US ration of 45%. We can implement following strategies:- 1. INCREASE MANPOWER IN INCOME TAX DEPARTMENT. 2. INCENTIVISE PEOPLE FOR MEDICAL FACILITY OR OLD AGE ASSURED INCOME FOR PAYING INCOME TAX OR OLD AGE FREE MEDICAL TREATMENT. 3. PROVIDE RESPECT CARD TO ALL TAXPAYER. 4. BANKING TRANSACT TAX (BTT) TO BE EVALUATED TO WIDEN TAXNET

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Manodnya Sapre 10 years 5 months ago

People have been long waiting for the increase in the tax slabs. In India there are so many direct & indirect taxes that 30% of any person's income goes in taxes only. Govt has brought literally every sector in service tax bracket & thus every service we offer or any thing we take we are liable for service tax of 14.5%. Thus the cash transactions increase & people dont show entire amount in the final invoice. This will be avioded when service tax rate is reduced.

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SATISH KUMAR YADAV_6 10 years 5 months ago

AAP JITNA IN AGRICULTURAL MINISTRIES PAR KHARCH KAR RAHE HO. USSE HAR GAON ME LAGBHAG 20 BOREWELL LAGWA SAKTE HAI YE SAB DIKHAU ROOPI KAAM CHHODKE, GROUND REALTY KO DEKHIYE OR US PAR ACTION KIS PRAKAR HO RAHA HAI ISS PAR DHYAN DIJIYE. PM SIR, AAP TO SAB KUCH JANTE HAI, AAP ZERO SE HERO BANE HO, AAPKO HAMNE ISLIYE CHUNA KI AAP BHUKHMARI KO MITAYEGE NA KI BADAYE. AGAR APP YE NAHI KAR PAYE TO PHIR TO POLITICS KA NAAM 100% CORRUPTION SE JOD DIYA JAYEGA

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Manodnya Sapre 10 years 5 months ago

Increase in FDI is a welcome move indeed by the Gov. Thus the foreign investment has increased giving rise to the development of the economy. The Gov should have strict control over international prices and $ / ₹ and € / ₹ rates should be well controlled so that our import bill will come down and people of India wont face the burden of increasing inflation.

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