Union Budget & Indian Economy
Introduction
A guest lecture on “Union Budget & Indian Economy” was conducted on 16 February from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM at the Conference Room of Jankidevi Bajaj Institute of Management Studies. The session was delivered by Neha Raman, Economist at the Export-Import Bank of India.
During the lecture, she explained the structure of the Union Budget of India, highlighting key aspects such as fiscal deficit, capital expenditure, infrastructure development, and government growth strategies. She also discussed the current economic scenario in India, including GDP growth, inflation management, and employment challenges.
Overall, the session provided valuable insights into macroeconomic policies and helped students connect theoretical concepts with real-world economic developments.
Objectives
- To understand the structure and implications of the Union Budget.
- To analyze the current scenario of the Indian economy.
- To learn about fiscal policy, government expenditure, and economic growth strategies.
- To explore India’s export potential and global trade dynamics.
- To connect academic economic concepts with real-world policy making.
