Shimla,10.02.25- BJP State General Secretary Bihari lal sharma said that the union budget is an historic budget. The centre government has taken care of all sections of the society in the union budget 2025.
He said BJP will be propagating the budget from state to district and mandal level in the upcoming days.
Centre leaders will be attending various function at parliament level where they will also be addressing press conferences regarding the union budget. Naresh Bansal Member of parliament will present in Dharamshala, similarly BJP national general secretary Tarun Chug will be present in Mandi and minister of state Ravneet Singh Bittu will be in Shimla for the coming programme on union budget.
District level press conference and programmes will also be held at district headquarters.
Bihari lal sharma said The Budget identifies four key pillars to drive the nation’s economic momentum—agriculture, MSMEs, investment, and exports. These sectors will act as growth engines, fueled by targeted reforms and strategic government interventions.
A new scheme targeting 500,000 first-time entrepreneurs from Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes, and women will provide term loans of up to INR 20 million over the next 5 years. Additionally, the National Manufacturing Mission will drive the ‘Make in India’ initiative by integrating small, medium, and large industries into the global value chain, with a special focus on making India a global hub for toy manufacturing. The mission also has a mandate to focus on clean tech manufacturing for climate-friendly development and facilitating a future-ready workforce for in-demand jobs.
Focussed on the theme of “Sabka Vikas,” the Union Buget 2025-26 emphasizes the importance of investment in people, economy, and innovation as a significant engine on the journey to reach the goal of “Viksit Bharat.” Accordingly, to minimize the skill gap in the country by making quality education accessible, the Ministry of Education has been allocated ₹1,28,650 crore, 6.22% more than the budget estimate of 2024-2025.