Beginning on Tuesday, the Parliament’s budget session is anticipated to be turbulent as the opposition seeks to bring up a number of concerns, including those pertaining to the stocks of the Adani Group and the contentious BBC documentary on the violence in Gujarat in 2002.
The session will begin on Tuesday, the day before the presentation of the Union Budget, with a joint address by President Droupadi Murmu to the two Houses of Parliament, followed by the table of the economic survey for 2023 by Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman.The motion of thanks to the president’s address and the finance bill will be the government’s top priorities during the session, while the opposition plans to pressure it on matters like the Adani-Hindenburg controversy, a national census of economic activity based on caste, and the women’s reservation bill.After the president’s address at 11 a.m. on Tuesday, the economic survey will be presented.Before the 2024 Lok Sabha elections, Sitharaman will deliver the final full-fledged Union Budget of the Narendra Modi administration on February 1.During the session, the administration intends to introduce 36 laws, four of which are connected to the budgeting process.The session will include 27 sittings and last through April 6, after which there will be a month-long break to review the budget documents. On February 14, the session’s first segment will come to an end. On March 12, Parliament will meet once more to discuss the second half of the budget.Comment below your opinion on it.
