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Suggestions Invited for Union Budget 2017

Suggestions Invited for Union Budget 2017
Start Date :
Nov 25, 2016
Last Date :
Jan 20, 2017
23:45 PM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
Submission Closed

To encourage JAN BHAGIDARI and to make the procedure of budget formation transparent, the Union Ministry of Finance has decided to invite suggestions for Union Budget 2017-18. As ...

To encourage JAN BHAGIDARI and to make the procedure of budget formation transparent, the Union Ministry of Finance has decided to invite suggestions for Union Budget 2017-18. As you may recall, this has been a regular feature on MyGov for the last two years.

Citizen from all walks of life are welcome to be a part of the budget making process. You can submit your suggestions either directly in the comments box or attach a PDF document.

Last year we had an overwhelming response with over 40,000+ suggestions for Union/ Railway budget. Several of the suggestions received on MyGov were incorporated in the last year’s budget. To know more about these, click here.

We seek your valuable ideas to continue the tradition of the Union Budget incorporating the citizens’ aspirations. The last date for submissions on this forum is 20th January, 2017.

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R NARAYANAPPA
R NARAYANAPPA 9 years 6 months ago
Government should give priority for health, Education, housing, Industries, job opportunities and infrastructure to rural areas so that people like to stay in villages and not migrate to urban areas.
b r
b r 9 years 6 months ago
1.WHEN ADHAR IS INTRODUCED, GOVT. SAID ITS ONLY A NUMBER., NO NEED TO CARRY THE CARD, TODAY EVERY WHERE WE ARE ASKED TO SUBMIT COPIES OF ADHAR CARD, BOTH FRONT & BACK, SO MUCH OF PAPER IS WASTED ON XEROX COPIES. SO MAKE PAPER&XEROX FREE FOR THE PURPOSE OF ADHAR CARD.2.INCREEASE THE SHORT DISTANCE SUPERFAST TRAINS & REDUCE THE LONG DISTANCE TRAINS.3.REDUCE INSURANCE PREMIUM CHARGES ON 2&4 WHEELERS.4 REDUCE THE VEHICLE LIFE TAX AND CHARGE ONLY FOR A 5 YEAR DURATION. 5.EXCLUDE SR.CITIZENS FROM IT.
b r
b r 9 years 6 months ago
1. STOP SPENDING MONEY WITH THE NAME OF DEVELOPING POOR, SINCE INDEPENDENCE THIS IS GOING ON AND IT WILL NEVER END. DEVELOPING POOR SHALL BE A SOCIAL / CORPORATE RESPONSIBILITY, IT SHALL NOT BE THE DUTY OF GOVERNMENT, THAN ONLY THERE ARE CHANCES TO GET GOOD POLITICIANS, CORRUPTION FREE ADMINISTRATION/POLITICS WILL FORM IN COUNTRY. 2.FIX A AGE , AT WHICH EVERY ONE SHOULD STOP WORKING/DOING A PROFITABLE JOB, LIKE THE OLDEN DAYS "VANA PRASTH ASHRAM".3.MAKE e ATTENDANCE MANDATORY AT ALL GOVT.OFFICES
b r
b r 9 years 6 months ago
1. ABOLISH HINDI DEPARTMENT IN CENTRAL GOVERNMENT OFFICES, ITS JUST WASTE OF MONEY. 2. PLEASE IMPROVE THE NPS SYSTEM WITH SOME ASSURED PESNION, INSTEAD MARKET LINKED. 3.INCREASE THE NUMBER OF GOVERNMENT JOBS IN PROPORTION TO INCREASED POPULATION. 4.CREATE SOME PREVILEGES TO TAX PAYERS, e.g.train / flight bookings, airport lounges,etc. 5. INCREASE NO.OF AIR INDIA FLIGHTS TO ANDAMAN. 6. RESTRICT ONE PERSON / FIRM FROM DOING MORE THAN ONE or MORE JOBS / BUSINESS such that EVERY BODY WILL GET JOBS.
Chandrashekhar Chandru
Chandrashekhar Chandru 9 years 6 months ago
Between three to four percent Brahmins community people living in India out of total population out of this ninety percent people have no jobs,not having own shelters to live but almost all cultured and literate please do some favour in 1917-18 budget
Rajendra Soma Ghadigaonkar
Rajendra Soma Ghadigaonkar 9 years 6 months ago
Dear hon'ble PM my suggestions are,1-Free medicle facility min 3 lakh with insurance to poore and middle class.2-Provident fund pension will be min 7000/-PM.3- Education facilities to all boys girls will be equal all over india.4- Basic salary to every citizen will be min 3000 pm for poore to middle-class.5- Housing scheme of min 600 sqft with below 15 lakh and subsidy for poore and middle-class.6- Scheme of Online Job at home for Handicap/Medicaly Unfit/poore ladies/peoples.
S Rajendran
S Rajendran 9 years 6 months ago
Salaried class are quite tax compliant since it tax is deducted at source. No point in hounding them for small unintended errors. To ensure compliance, some big fish need to be made an eg. of-- criminal politicians, corrupt corporate bigwigs, popular personalities -- should be prosecuted and indicted. Eg. big names who have been caught during the recent demonetisation drive. Then the general public would believe that the Govt. is serious and committed in rooting out non-compliance.