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People as Partners: Suggestions invited for the Budget

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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MITHUN JOHN
MITHUN JOHN 10 years 5 months ago
My Suggestions:- 1.Govt Should take steps to reduce the internet data charges and the cost of e gadgets to promote e governance and digital india initiative. 2.Promot formal higher education system and research through more funding for a brighter future India. 3.Demotivate the use of cigars and liquor by making it more costly and rare. 4.Effective steps to oncrease the market and price of crops like natural rubber,coffee,etc to save the farmers.
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Prabhjot Singh_23
Prabhjot Singh_23 10 years 5 months ago
Compounding scheme could be proposed for Manufacturer, retailers covered u/s 44AD declaring profit more than 8%, 2. Section 50c of IT Act must be abolished, in some areas circle values r 5 times higher than market price say cost of construction is@1200/sq ft but while calculations of commercial property by registration dept. Is around rs 6000/ to 10000/sqft so there is depression in commercial properties
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RAHUL MARATHE
RAHUL MARATHE 10 years 5 months ago
Honorable Finance Minister , After 1991 Partial Liberation ,we are still at that point only, our Govt. should put forward clear plan for partially disinvesting from every sector like Banks , Insurance Companies and big PSU Companies ,so that our Govt. will earn money from this phase wise disinvestment and get free from doing business through govt.,so Our Govt. will able to reduce liabilities and earn money through this and these resources can be used for poor people poor and need farmers.
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Shanmugam B
Shanmugam B 10 years 5 months ago
Budget which a common need good live, water, house, education. We need to focus on good living which today destroyed by lots of unnatural foods which govt needs to stop. Education of siddha we need to develop for Young India by reducing child death factor, govt needs to add siddha, yoga, army, safe guard from nature a part of education from school level with addition to sports class. Better reducing English medicine gradually & encourage of siddha medicine will only a step for HEALTHY INDIA.
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Dattatray Kendre
Dattatray Kendre 10 years 5 months ago
Respected Sir, 1) Please open bank accounts for all farmers and transfer funds directly into their account. Be it PM Fasal yojna or any other scheme and please make this process easy for uneducated farmers also. Less corruption happier farmer 2) Please make reservation economic condition based and not the caste based. Please remove reservation of financially good people.
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Vaibhav Pai Fondekar
Vaibhav Pai Fondekar 10 years 5 months ago
Keeping this in mind I would like to give a suggestion for the upcoming budget. There is a need to promote rainwater harvesting in India. Rainwater harvesting will increase the groundwater reserves which are depleting. The Govt can grant deduction to the mining companies on expenditure incurred on rainwater harvesting. I received information through informal channels that after extracting ores, the mine gets exhausted. Such pits can be used for harvesting rainwater.
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Vaibhav Pai Fondekar
Vaibhav Pai Fondekar 10 years 5 months ago
Sir, I feel when we use the natural resources, we should also give it back to the nature. If the ecological balance isn't maintained, our future generations wont have any resources left for them to enjoy. One of such resources is water. It is a necessity and is required for survival of man kind. When hills are cut or mining pits dug, it impacts the process of water percolation. As a result ground water reserves get depleted. Keeping this in mind I would like to give a suggestion.
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Parthasarathi Sreekumar
Parthasarathi Sreekumar 10 years 5 months ago
would like to make a suggestion on Income Tax. Presently, dividends from shares and mutual funds are totally exempt from income tax in the hands of recipients, as STT is paid on the amount. I am suggesting an upper limit of Rs 3 lakh for this amount. Amount above this should be made taxable. STT on the total dividend can be retained. This is likely to increase the number of tax payers, considering that the number of tax payers with income more than Rs 10 lakh has been given as a paltry 20 lakh.
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SANJEEV SINHA
SANJEEV SINHA 10 years 5 months ago
Honourable Finance Minister A humble request to you, please issue a mandatory instruction in budget to install card swipe machines/ PoS (Point of Sale) machine with CCTV cameras at all shops, stores, service centres, restaurants, hotels, travel agencies, show rooms, Parlours, shopping malls in all 468 Class I census towns/cities to insure maximum transaction (minimum one lakh annually or as per their previous year income) through ATM cum Debit card/ Credit Card/ Rupay Card etc.
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