Budget 2025 – Nirmala Sitharaman announces Makhana Board in Bihar, focus on farmers

Budget 2025 Update: The Modi government at the Center has presented the first entire budget of the 3.0 regime. Nirmala Sitharaman had some big announcements while opening the budget box. The government has announced the formation of the Akhana Board. Which will be formed in Bihar. This is being considered a big gift before the Bihar assembly elections.

Assembly elections will be held in the state in October and November this year, before which this is like a big government announcement. People will get bumper benefits from this. It has not been decided yet how many members will be on the Makhana Board. The government will spend money on this on a large scale. The result of the Makhana Board is going to be positive.

Significant points of Nirmala Sitharaman while presenting the budget

On Saturday, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman opened the budget box in the Lok Sabha. During this, members of opposition parties created a ruckus, but the Lok Sabha chief calmed everyone down. Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said in the budget speech that our focus is on ‘GYAN’. GYAN means strengthening the power of low-income people, youth, farmers, and women. She said that in 10 years, we have achieved multifaceted development. She said that the government focuses on everyone’s growth during this time. There is an emphasis on increasing the consumption of the middle class.

1.7 crore farmers will get help

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman announced the Pradhan Mantri Dhan Dhanya Yojana. in her budget speech. She said the central government will run this scheme in collaboration with the states. 1.7 crore farmers will receive help. The focus will be on bettering people experiencing poverty, youth, women, and farmers. Attention is being given to farm growth, rural development, and manufacturing. First, the Dhannya Yojana is being started in 100 country districts.

Ruckus by opposition MPs

When the Union Finance Minister presentedtharaman presented the budget to Parliament, opposition MPs started a ruckus. Opposition leaders continued to criticise the government. After some time, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman began to speak again.