This suggestion proposes making India’s Union Budget sustainable by shifting focus from short-term deficit management to long-term fiscal, economic, environmental, and social sustainability. It argues that large expenditures such as defence, subsidies, energy, and infrastructure should not be reduced, but made more efficient, coordinated, and partially self-financing over time. To achieve this, it recommends creating a dedicated Sustainability Department / Statutory Authority, integrated with State Governments (on the lines of the GST Council). This body would assess long-term fiscal impact, optimise lifecycle costs, reduce duplication across ministries, and ensure that major policies create assets rather than recurring liabilities. Practical examples include common defence platforms, targeted subsidies via DBT, infrastructure monetisation, renewable energy expansion, and performance-linked grants to states. Detailed explanation and examples are provided in the attached document

Encroachment tax has been imposed on those people who have encroach government in all over country.it has a best way to generate revenue at all level.second property tax has been imposed on all land owner.it help us to generate revenue at large scale.third business activity tax has been imposed on those people who have any kind of trade activity.fourth village road tax has been imposed on all village in bank of road.anti social element tax has been imposed on any kind of any social element in all over country.

Respected Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi ji Respected Finance Minister Smt. Nirmala Sitharaman ji, I am writing as a concerned Indian citizen and a resident of West Bengal to share a few important suggestions for India’s future growth. India should increase funding for ISRO to strengthen space research, satellite technology, and global competitiveness. Similarly, DRDO and Military R&D funding must be enhanced to build strong indigenous defense technologies and ensure long-term national security. Education also needs urgent reform. India requires an education system at European or Chinese standards, with strong focus on practical-based learning, research, innovation, and industry exposure. Education should prepare students for real-world skills, not only exams. Most importantly, we need to create well-paid private-sector and industry-based jobs, beyond government employment. Jay hind jay bharat🇮🇳

1) INCREASE TAX ON THOSE INDIVIDUALS WHO MAKES FOREIGN TOURS FOR LEISURE, TOURISM AND BUSINESS 2) INCREASE TAX FOR INDIVIDUALS WHO PUCHASES TWO WHEELERS WHICH ARE MORE THAN Rs.1,50,000/- EX-SHOWROOM 3) INCREASE TAX ON FOUR WHEELERS WHICH ARE USED FOR PRIVATE PURPOSES AND WHICH ARE MORE THAN Rs.9,00,000/- EX-SHOWROOM 4) INCREASE TAX ON FLATS AND APARTMENTS WHICH ARE MORE THAN RUPEES ONE CRORES EX-REGISTRATION 5) INCREASE TAX ON LUXURY CONSUMERABLE ITEMS FOREIGN MANUFACTURED 6) INCREASE TAX ON THREE STAR AND MORE RATED RESTAURANTS AND HOTELS 7/ DECREASE TAX ON CLINICAL TESTS AND MEDICAL TESTS AND DIAGNOSIS 8) DECREASE TAX ON ALL MEDICINES AND MEDICAL TREATMENTS 9) DECREASE TAX ON RESTAURANTS SERVING SATTVIC AND PURE VEGETARIAN FOOD 10) DECREASE TAX ON FOOD OUTLETS WHICH FUNCTIONS ONLY AS FOOD DELIVERY OUTLETS 11) DECREASE TAX OF SENIOR CITIZENS, DIVYANGS AND INDIVIDUAL WHO SUFFER FROM DISEASES WHICH MAKES THEM LIMITED IN MOVING AND LIFE SPAN.

Self-Funding Urban Infrastructure Engine: Budget can make all Data Centers (DCs) to treat municipal sewage with near zero liquid discharge, and use it for their massive cooling water needs. Instead of straining good water, this policy transforms DCs into anchor customers for municipal STP discharge, creating immediate, non-tax revenue for local bodies. This "Free Infrastructure" model forces high-tech giants to fund the setup of advanced water treatment and piping networks, essentially privatizing the cost of urban water rejuvenation. This won’t be a significant strain on the DCs, yet we provide municipalities with fiscal autonomy to build world-class utilities while ensuring digital growth never compromises national water security. This is a definitive strategy for Viksit Bharat to lead the global AI race through sustainable, circular economy. Details explained in my article. https://www.pgurus.com/water-guzzling-ai-and-data-centres-an-opportunity-for-funds-starved-municipalities/

My recommendation for the Union Budget 2026–27 is to formulate a clear, balanced, and pragmatic policy for the crypto and blockchain sectors. The current 30% tax and 1% TDS are a barrier for small investors and startups, and they should be rationalized. Cryptocurrency should receive a clear definition of digital assets and allow for the set-off of losses against profits. This will spur innovation, create jobs, and position India as a leader in the digital economy.

Esteemed Finance Minister, as India approaches the Union Budget for 2026-27, we advocate for a strategic pivot from an allocation-centric approach to one that prioritizes the well-being and professional development of our educators. This shift is paramount for effectively implementing the National Education Policy and realizing the vision of a Developed India by 2047.

Honorable Finance Minister Madam, Happy New Year and Pongal. I request that the Honorable Minister maybe pleased to increase KISSAN amount from 6000 to 12000. And also request that Madurai, Rameswaram, Trichandur, Palani, Sri Rangam, Thiruparengundram declared as Hindu Holy city.

Universal Family Entrepreneurship Scheme to Create new Jobs: To future-proof India against AI-driven job displacement, aggressive global tariffs, and private investment stagnation, the Budget can facilitate job-creation by fostering an entrepreneur in every family. This will bridge gender employment gap by empowering women through home-based and local micro-enterprises, creating a decentralized economic bulwark. By providing targeted credit lines, simplified regulatory compliance for family units, and digital scaling toolkits, the govt can transform potential unemployment into a grassroots manufacturing & services revolution. This will stimulate domestic demand, insulate the economy from external tariff shocks, and ensure equitable wealth distribution. Transitioning families from passive welfare recipients to active economic engines is the most viable path to achieving a resilient $5 trillion economy. Details explained in my article: https://www.pgurus.com/entrepreneur-every-family/ .

1) TAX the citizens who are making Foreign Tours for Tourism and Business related matters 2) TAX those who visits Five Star hotels , High End Restaurants 3) TAX those who spends on High End Consumerables like wine, clothes, cars, flats and apartments,clubs and recreation facilities 4) TAX CONCESSIONS for running PURELY VEGETARIAN EATERIES, SATTVIC EATERIES for COMMON CITIZENS 5) TAX CONCESSIONS /TAX EXEMPTION for undergoing Clinical Tests, Diagnosis 6) Open SANSKRIT SCHOOLS( all over INDIA )with MODERN EDUCATION syllabus framed by NCERT,CBSE. 7) Open Educational Institutes to teach AYURVEDA and MODERN MEDICINE TOGETHER 8)Open PATENT OFFICES for AYURVEDA, CROPS , etc.