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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)
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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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Anoop K
Anoop K 9 years 6 months ago
Dear sir, During the times of the Ancient Nalanda University, education or at least Higher Education was free. There were rigorous entrance tests and students who got in were subsidised by business and other organisations. Could there be structures in place in this budget which enable education to the deserving and the talented students at no cost, somewhat like the model followed in ancient Nalanda ?.
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Ashok Kumar Bansal
Ashok Kumar Bansal 9 years 6 months ago
Dear Sir, This relates to the Custom Duty on Petroleum Products under the present scenario where private parties have been given license to market Petrol and Diesel. A detailed write up with the implications of marketing rights and suggestions for corrective action, is attached herewith. Kind regards A K Bansal akb2853@gmail.com Mob 9582670055
mygov_148474381845993281.pdf
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Mohit Golyan
Mohit Golyan 9 years 6 months ago
Any correspondence received from assessee in any matter by the field formations in Central Excise & Service tax department shall be discussed by the Joint Commissioner or Additional Commissioner every week. A time bound action shall be taken on each of such correspondence. List of pending issues shall be discussed and accountability of officers shall be fixed.
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Akhil Pai
Akhil Pai 9 years 6 months ago
Sir, Kindly introduce some sort of mechanism to remove the brokers/adatias from the mandi. Farmer works in field for months but a large part of their profit is taken away by these adatias. Farmer cannot decide the rate of their crops. Some sort of cooperative/institution is needed by medium of which profit of hardwork of farmer is received by them not others.
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Akhil Pai
Akhil Pai 9 years 6 months ago
Sir, Even after so many schemes/efforts of governments desired results are not achieved in areas of unemployment, economic upliftment etc. The main reason is increasing population. Policy is needed to control it. Introduce some sort of incentive like tax rebates for family with 1 or 2 child to promote small family. Introduce some penalty for family who have more than 2 child after 2017 like ineligible for all sort of government scheme(including reservation) irrespective of caste/religion etc.
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Rakesh Kumar garg
Rakesh Kumar garg 9 years 6 months ago
I have come to know that the Govt is going to reintroduce the 1000 rupee note . This step in my view will once again give scope to increase black money. When govt has already controlled the situation and now we people are habitual to meet our needs with less cash, there is no need to introduce 1000 rupee note. Only 500 rupee note is sufficient. The govt should withdraw 2000 rupee note after sometime. should withdraw.
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Gopalakrishna Srinivasan
Gopalakrishna Srinivasan 9 years 6 months ago
Currently, the exemption u/s.54EC for depositing capital gains is Rs.50 lakhs per property and can be invested only once. I suggest that the restriction on the upper limit be lifted. This will ensure reduction in generation of black money. It will also ensure that the whole of the amount is used by the prescribed entities that receive them and is under the control of the Central Government. This will also protect the elderly who chose to or are forced to sell property for their needs
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Shaju V Bhaskaran
Shaju V Bhaskaran 9 years 6 months ago
I feel bad, when terrorists succeed with such great ease in attacking our army bases/ cantonments / airfields, Parliament houses and such strategic installations. We spend billions on procuring arms and ammunition. I wonder why we still have only dated check posts/gates for such sensitive/ important offices, army bases. Even if costs a few hundred crores,foolproof electronic and physical defence walls should be made around all these installations."Hamey woh thok ke jaate hey.Bardast nahi hota"
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