“Report on session -Decoding Union Budget 2025-26”
Date: February 10, 2025
Location: Seminar Hall, School of Business
The Center for Finance, Insurance, Risk, and Economics (C-FIRE) under the School of Business hosted a session on “Decoding Union Budget 2025-2026” on February 10, 2025. The session, which was attended by around 100 participants, featured a presentation by Dr. Surendra Singh Rajpurohit, Associate Professor, School of Business, who delivered an in-depth analysis of the Union Budget 2025-2026.
The presentation commenced with a comprehensive overview of the budget’s key highlights and implications. Dr. Surendra Singh Rajpurohit extensively covered various aspects of the budget, including taxation, fiscal policy, and the allocation of funds to different sectors. Additionally, he discussed the budget’s impact on various industries, such as healthcare, education, and infrastructure, and provided valuable insights into the government’s plans for economic growth and development.
The session provided a platform for discussion and analysis of the Union Budget 2025-2026, enabling attendees to gain a deeper understanding of the budget’s implications. The interactive nature of the session allowed attendees to clarify their doubts and engage in meaningful discussions. The key takeaways from the session included a thorough understanding of the budget’s focus on digitalization, infrastructure development, and social welfare schemes. Furthermore, attendees gained valuable insights into the government’s plans for tax reforms, fiscal consolidation, and economic growth.
The session was well-received by the attendees, who appreciated the interactive nature of the presentation. The students found the session to be highly informative and engaging, and they appreciated the opportunity to learn from his expertise and experience in the field of finance and economics.
Overall, the session on “Decoding Union Budget 2025-2026” was a resounding success, providing valuable insights and a deeper understanding of the budget’s implications to the attendees. The Center for Finance, Insurance, Risk, and Economics (C-FIRE) is committed to organizing more such sessions in the future, providing a platform for discussion and analysis of important economic and financial topics.
