union budget is economically back in rescission. in all kinds of govt works due to gdp and over populations and increase competitive in the world.

union budget is economically back in rescission. in all kinds of govt works due to gdp a over populations and increase competitive in the world.

impact of policy decisions. The initiative of govt with a policy to allow, Houses/ flat to accommodate tourist becoming popular in real estate investors. Black marketers, loot politicians of non-resident of state, buy Villa,flat in every state to hire on rent for tourists. Most of this real estate development is on destruction of nature, water source, forest,hill all is source of opportunity of corruption for permission. side effects of policy, 1. tourists hire online ,pay in delhi or non resident state,book stay in private villa, with amenities of drugs, liquor,sex ( loss to state revenue, hotel industry, image loss of state) 2. loss to taxi, hire private & rent a cab vehicle ( cause of accident, parking disputes, drunk accident and run) solutions: 1. allow private accomodation where no hotel,places of worship. 2. tax other state investors in hire business, equivalent to receipt. 3. rental receipt compulsory of state. 4. no rental on destruction of nature property.

education skill MSME ROAD SAFETY

1.Eradication of corruption. 2. Ease of life of the citizens. 3. work on pollution free nation. 4. cutting edge technology workshop in tier 3,4 cities. 5. integrated Transport connectivity. 6. work on social security to all . 7. improve internal security. 8. simplification of tax .9. please cut LTCG, STCG tax.10. work on quality education to all and assessment.

Education & Skill Development Increase funding for public universities and law schools to improve faculty strength, research, and digital libraries. Introduce budgeted national reading & comprehension programs for competitive exam aspirants. Expand internship stipends under government schemes for law, governance, and public policy students. 2️⃣ Youth Employment & Startups Provide tax incentives to MSMEs that hire fresh graduates. Create a National Paid Internship Mission with mandatory private-sector participation. Increase corpus for Startup India with special focus on legal-tech, ed-tech, and green-tech startups. 3️⃣ Judicial & Legal Reforms Allocate a separate budget for fast-track courts, especially for pendency reduction. Invest in court digitization, AI-based case management, and e-courts. Increase funding for legal aid and Lok Adalats to strengthen access to justice.

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Proposal: National School Cinema & Animation Policy Submitted By: [Rohit] 1. Objective: Indian Education System aur Indian Film Industry dono ko ek saath majboot karna. 2. Key Suggestions: - Har saal school ke bacchon ke liye ek animation movie compulsory ho. - Ye movies bacchon ki apni Regional Language (Matrubhasha) mein honi chahiye. - Sarkari School: Govt manage kare. - Private School: Wo kudh manage karein. 3. Expected Benefits: - Film Industry Boost: Guaranteed audience aur bada revenue. - Cinema Infrastructure: Screens ki ginti double ho jayegi. - Employment: Animation mein lakhon jobs. - Cultural Impact: Desh ki history aur culture ka prachar

ONE NATION, ONE EDUCATION SYSTEM.

First of all great initiative, kudos! Jumping straight to the main point, 1) Build on the leverages gained throguh GST and Income tax reforms. 2) As Shashi tharoor sir mentioned in one of his articles released recently, focus of increasing R&D expenditure to GDP ratio, its high time, do it. 3) Be more liberal in SMEs, these small units are real gateway to employment, FDIs, and GDP. 4) Cut on the lavish pension offered to retired government employees, rather create some opportunity for them to serve the purpose even post retiremnt. 5) Last but not the least, stop giving unnecessary freebies, i hope prople reading this understand sunk cost fallacy! Chances are less likely that system will read this, but if they do - WE ARE DEMOCRACY FOR A REASON,"though flawed". Thank you, and pardon me for any mis-statements, I am not an economist.