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Inviting Ideas and Suggestions for Union Budget 2026 - 2027

Inviting Ideas and Suggestions for Union Budget 2026 - 2027
Start Date :
Dec 17, 2025
Last Date :
Jan 16, 2026
17:30 PM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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The Ministry of Finance invites your valuable ideas for the Union Budget 2026–27 with an aim to reflect the aspirations and needs of the people while fostering inclusive growth ...

The Ministry of Finance invites your valuable ideas for the Union Budget 2026–27 with an aim to reflect the aspirations and needs of the people while fostering inclusive growth and national progress.

Whether you are a student, professional, homemaker, or retiree, your voice truly matters!

In the spirit of Jan Bhagidari, we welcome your suggestions that can help shape India’s future and support its journey toward becoming a global economic powerhouse grounded in inclusive development.

In previous years, several suggestions received through this platform have been successfully incorporated into the Annual Budget. This year again, we look forward to your active participation.

Be a part of good governance. Your contribution counts! Share your ideas and help the nation rise to even greater heights.

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Neeraj
Neeraj 9 months 2 weeks ago
It looks like you’ve found the official portal for the Union Budget 2026-2027 public consultation. This is a great opportunity to have your voice heard on how the country’s finances should be allocated. ​Based on the image, here is what you need to know to get involved: ​Key Details ​Purpose: The Ministry of Finance is looking for direct input from citizens to help shape the upcoming national budget. ​Deadline: You must submit your ideas by January 16, 2026. ​Platform: This is hosted on the MyGov platform, which is the government’s primary tool for citizen engagement.
Neeraj
Neeraj 9 months 2 weeks ago
It looks like you’ve found the official portal for the Union Budget 2026-2027 public consultation. This is a great opportunity to have your voice heard on how the country’s finances should be allocated. ​Based on the image, here is what you need to know to get involved: ​Key Details ​Purpose: The Ministry of Finance is looking for direct input from citizens to help shape the upcoming national budget. ​Deadline: You must submit your ideas by January 16, 2026. ​Platform: This is hosted on the MyGov platform, which is the government’s primary tool for citizen engagement.
sujit lotlikar
sujit lotlikar 9 months 2 weeks ago
budget proposals to support school modernization at village levels, we need to change the trend, every parent selects school from town, on average distance is 10 kilometres, special bal rath or vehicle transportation becoming insured, many disadvantages. Every village or small town has its own existing school, issues with no kids, and an unskilled attitude. education department looking at population of kids in villages, security reasons, Short list for modernization, under new chain,new name, use of AI to improve skills. kids love for home town is important, surround friendship, travel issues Will reduce, cases of love jihad will end , cultural bonding.
Harsh Koshti
Harsh Koshti 9 months 2 weeks ago
Namaste Sir!In light of proposed US tariffs,STRENGTHENING INDIA’S DOMESTIC CONSUMPTION IS CRITICAL. Yet taxation exceeding ~50% income tax, GST and local levies suppresses disposable income and demand.Rational cuts to income and capital gains taxes would unlock household wealth, encourage reinvestment, and boost consumption, and employment.Honest taxpayers also face unreasonable audits and compliance harassment, wasting productive energy. In every city, citizens and businesses face pressures from local gangs, extortionists, political mafias, and corrupt officials, while these actors contribute nothing.The freebie culture inflates labor costs and weakens productivity. Combined with uncontrolled debt & easy credit, fuel inflation and contribute to currency devaluation.I respectfully urge reflection on tax rationalization, compliance simplification, fiscal discipline, and protection of honest citizens to strengthen long term economic resilience. With Respect a concerned Citizen!
Dharmendra Singh Thakur
Dharmendra Singh Thakur 9 months 2 weeks ago
Government should emphasize on the burden of tax on middle class salaried who are unable to established themselves due to this major burden
RajAnandJha
RajAnandJha 9 months 2 weeks ago
Problem: Indian teachers spend ~30% of their time on non-teaching duties (UDISE, Census, Elections). This "Administrative Tax" costs the exchequer ₹12,500 Cr annually in lost productivity and keeps India in a "clerk-making" cycle. Solution: Hire 1 million local graduates as dedicated School Administrative Assistants. * Hyper-Local Hiring: Recruitment from within a 5km radius ensures Social Accountability—clerks are neighbors to the students, acting as natural watchdogs for attendance and meal quality. * Fiscal Multiplier: A ₹18k honorarium (Total: ₹2.16 L Cr) is self-funding. 80% is spent in rural markets, recovering ~₹28,000 Cr in GST. Eliminating "ghost students" via accurate data saves ~₹15,000 Cr in leakages. * GDP Boost: Reclaiming 1.2 billion teaching hours is the single fastest way to improve PISA rankings and long-term GDP. Request: Shift budget from non-merit "freebies" to this productive employment engine. Free the teachers to teach; hire the youth to manage.
VaibhavAgrawal
VaibhavAgrawal 9 months 2 weeks ago
1.Increase Standard deduction to 2 or 3 lakh from 75000 2. Allow more deduction in NPS such as individual contribution upto 1-2 lakh or vastalya scheme 3. Focus should be on diversification ie deal with more country so that US impact can be Lower 4. Consolidate Govt schemes Central as well as state level so that expense and tracking can be reduced and EODB increase 5. Minimize the TDS slabs to 1-2 std slab, 1 for Salaried and 1 for higher bracket same as GST 6. Increase the tax limit further for cases such as HC,SC and focus should be on people who evade more tax via multiple way such as Fake billing, fake invoice etc 7. LTCG should be exempt if earning is upto 2-3 lakh and tax should be more if earning is more such as 1 cr or above should be taxed @15-20%
VaibhavAgrawal
VaibhavAgrawal 9 months 2 weeks ago
. Reduce Tax Rate further specifically for people earning upto 25 lakh like 0-5-0%, 5-12-5%, 12-20-10%,20-25-15% 25-30-20% and beyond 30-25% Maximum same as corporate only paying 22% or 15% 2. Allow sme deduction in new regime such as 80C, 80D, 80 TTA, 80 U etc 3. Export incentive 4. Increase the Tax rate on imports specifically on those items which can produce in India and gives some incentive to domestic producer for the same it will help in multiple way 5. Tax More who earn more in LTCG specifically who earns in Crores can pay 15-20% tax 6. Taxed on Agriculture income if person earning in Crores and that money can be used to give some subsidy to who earn less. 7. Make compliance better through adding more thing in 26 AS, TIS or AIS 8. Still most of the people not paying the tax but earning in Crores or lakhs such as doing business in Cash, taking money in multiple accounts, not registered, using fake PAN, Aadhar for businesses so increase tax base here