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On Saturday, Robert Vadra, a businessman and husband of Congress MP Priyanka Gandhi, expressed skepticism about the Union Budget 2025. He stated that he had "very little expectations" from the government. Vadra emphasized that the budget should focus on public welfare. Speaking to ANI, he said, "We have very little expectations from the government. I would like Nirmala Sitharaman to connect with the people and listen to their concerns." He further highlighted key issues like inflation and unemployment. Vadra added, "Inflation has been a major problem for a long time. People are struggling, and unemployment is rising. Even during events like the Kumbh, train and flight fares have increased, adding to their troubles." Vadra stressed that the budget should serve the nation’s interests, not just political parties. He said, "The Union Budget should benefit the people. It’s not about BJP, Congress, or any other party. Everyone should unite to ensure the budget works for the country and its citizens." Earlier, Congress leader Sandeep Dikshit also criticized the government’s budget approach. He stated, "They have presented budgets for 10-11 years but achieved little. We need to see if they prioritize big capitalists or offer real relief to the public, especially with elections approaching." Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman is set to present her eighth consecutive budget. The speech will outline fiscal policies, taxation reforms, and other key announcements. A day before the budget, the Economic Survey was tabled in Parliament. It projected India’s economic growth between 6.3% and 6.8% for FY 2025-26. The survey highlighted strong economic fundamentals, including a stable external account, fiscal consolidation, and steady private consumption. It also noted plans to boost industrial growth through R&D, MSME support, and capital goods development. Additionally, the survey predicted a decline in food inflation due to seasonal factors and good agricultural production. However, it warned of risks from adverse weather and rising global food prices. for more updates follow ANN MEDIA on facebook , X , Instagram and Linkedin