Udaipur : Former President of the Udaipur Chamber of Commerce & Industry (UCCI), Shri Ramesh Singhvi, described the Union Budget 2026–27 as progressive and attractive, stating that it will give a new direction to India’s growth journey. He said that the three visions of the budget — Speed, Capacity, and Inclusive Growth (Sabka Saath) — provide a strong foundation to move the country forward. Key Highlights: • Three core visions of the budget: Speed, Capacity, and Inclusive Growth. • The animal feed industry will benefit from increased credit availability, financial support, and access to new markets. • Reforms in the animal husbandry and dairy sectors will enhance nutrition, animal health, and productivity, benefiting farmers. • Capital expenditure of ₹12.2 lakh crore will strengthen infrastructure and boost employment. • ISM 2.0 will promote investment in manufacturing and electronics. • The SME Growth Fund will energize small businesses. • The BioPharma Shakti initiative will strengthen healthcare and exports. • Seven high-speed corridors and a ₹20,000 crore Green Fund will support environmental sustainability. • Reduced prices of cancer and diabetes medicines will provide relief to the general public. Conclusion: Shri Singhvi said that this budget is dedicated to the youth of the nation and will give fresh momentum to employment generation, investment, and inclusive development.
Budget Reaction by Former UCCI President Shri Ramesh Singhvi
मुख्य बिंदु
- Udaipur : Former President of the Udaipur Chamber of Commerce & Industry (UCCI), Shri Ramesh Singhvi, described the Union Budget 2026–27 as progressive and attractive, stating that it will give a new direction to India’s growth journey.
- He said that the three visions of the budget — Speed, Capacity, and Inclusive Growth (Sabka Saath) — provide a strong foundation to move the country forward.
- Key Highlights: • Three core visions of the budget: Speed, Capacity, and Inclusive Growth.
- • The animal feed industry will benefit from increased credit availability, financial support, and access to new markets.
- • Reforms in the animal husbandry and dairy sectors will enhance nutrition, animal health, and productivity, benefiting farmers.
- • Capital expenditure of ₹12.
