Crafting Comfort: The Future of Footwear in India
An article by Gagandeep Kohli, CEO of NoStrain India is the world’s second-largest footwear producer, after China, as was previously…
Interim Budget 2024: On Wednesday, February 1, Indian Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman presented the interim budget for 2024 in Parliament; it was also her sixth budget as Finance Minister. The honourable Finance Minister started his budget address by highlighting the government’s achievements in the last ten years.
After this, she also mentioned how India will develop under the guarantee issued by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Apart from this, she also discussed many important points like the government breaking barriers for Nari Shakti, the contribution of NEP 2020 to the development of the country, and how India is emerging as a world leader in the new world order after the Corona epidemic.
The government has continuously made every possible effort to promote women’s empowerment, and the government has also brought new schemes for women every year. Figures supporting women’s power in the Finance Minister’s statement,
Steps taken by the government to improve education in the last nine years are following.
Interim Budget 2024: FM Nirmala Sitharamana Presents 6th Budget
Reaching electricity to every household in India was one of the main objectives of the government, for which the government is making every possible effort,
Eradicating poverty in India has always been the agenda of every Indian government; steps of the government to make India poverty-free
To build a developed India, the development of the farmer is most important; Sakar has played a decisive role in enriching the farmer by implementing PM Kisan Samman Nidhi.
Under the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana, houses were given to 3 crore families in rural areas; taking this scheme forward, the government is constructing two crore more houses. The government will also implement a new scheme for the middle class to buy and build homes.
The coronavirus pandemic changed the environment of the entire world and created a new world order, which also redefined the concept of globalisation. When the whole world was troubled by the global pandemic, the developed countries were only engaged in protecting themselves. India played the role of Vishwaguru by implementing Vasudev Kutumbakam’s policy and helping every country that needed help, whether it was free vaccines or food grains.
While presiding over the G20, India proved that the twenty-first century is India’s century by building new economic corridors and including the African Union in the G20.
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