Consider the PF Contribution , by the employees , as part of the Tax Exemption under the New Tax Regime. PF Contribution is mandate and cannot be stopped/withdraw by the Employee. so please include as part of the Tax Exemption under New Tax Regime

Sir The taxation on profit earned from stocks and shares could begin after 14% annual returns from each investment. This will be a great boost for small investors to choose safe mutual funds that generally give annual returns between 10- 14 %

Low-Cost Project To Improve Student Outcomes: Few budget interventions can deliver returns as high, broad, durable and structured human capital development, esp at low cost. By combining two underutilized national assets, India’s vast youth and large pool of retired professionals, the govt can dramatically improve employability, life skills, social stability, and long-term productivity with no new infrastructure. Retired professionals, trained as honorary mentors, can guide small groups of students aged 10–20 in life skills, confidence, discipline, career awareness, and values, areas where formal education has failed, as seen in millions of jobless educated youth. With no salaries, only basic support for food, stay, travel, training, and digital reporting, the cost per child is negligible while societal returns are exponential. A pilot allocation of just ₹10 cr in an educationally backward state can test, refine, and demonstrate this high-impact, scalable model before national rollout.

I would like to share my suggestions in favour of MSME related to Indirect Taxes (CGST). Due to time constraints of section 73 (three years), notices are issued under section 74 for non fraud, non willfull misstatement or non suppression of facts. Beacuse of this MSME/taxpayer have to face burden of 100% panelty and other higher tax demands. So i request to Finace Department to ectension of 128A (inclusion of section 74).

India has created large infrastructure assets, but many do not deliver good services due to weak Operations and Maintenance (O&M). The Union Budget 2026–27 should focus not only on building assets but on keeping them functional throughout their life. All central infrastructure projects should include assured O&M funding for 10–15 years, supported by a dedicated and protected O&M fund. Performance-based O&M contracts should be encouraged, with payments linked to service quality and asset performance. Future grants should depend on how well assets function. The Budget should support professional and autonomous utility institutions, fair tariff reforms linked to service delivery, use of digital monitoring tools, and training of technical staff. Strong O&M systems will protect public investment and improve services for citizens.

Urban Parks & Public Fountains – Budget 2026–27 Suggestion In many cities, including Kota, fountains in parks, traffic circles and public spaces are being removed or left non-functional due to lack of maintenance, theft and weather damage. In several redevelopment projects, fountains are replaced by platforms or tin shades, and new parks often do not include center fountains, reducing urban beauty and public attraction. It is suggested to create a dedicated Urban Park & Public Fountain Maintenance Fund to restore old fountains and make durable, smart center fountains mandatory in new parks. These fountains should include water recycling systems, automatic timers, LED lighting, CCTV security and maintenance under Annual Maintenance Contracts (AMC) through municipal bodies. This initiative will improve urban aesthetics, ensure water efficiency, create local employment for caretakers and technicians, and enhance citizen satisfaction.

Urban Parks & Public Fountains – Budget 2026–27 Suggestion In many cities, including Kota, fountains in parks, traffic circles and public spaces are being removed or left non-functional due to lack of maintenance, theft and weather damage. In several redevelopment projects, fountains are replaced by chabutras or tin shades, and new parks often do not include center fountains, reducing urban beauty and public attraction. It is suggested to create a dedicated Urban Park & Public Fountain Maintenance Fund to restore old fountains and make durable, smart center fountains mandatory in new parks. These fountains should include water recycling systems, automatic timers, LED lighting, CCTV security and maintenance under Annual Maintenance Contracts (AMC) through municipal bodies. This initiative will improve urban aesthetics, ensure water efficiency, create local employment for caretakers and technicians, and enhance citizen satisfaction.

1. Suggestion 1: Govt should float a scheme for people to monetize their domestic Gold & Silver holdings by allowing the proceeds to be invested in ELSS with three year lock in and no LTCG on the redemption. 2. Suggestion 2: LTCG to be preferably abolished to encourage people to invest in long term investment options as currently it does not provide any incentive to long term investors. This will encourage people to invest more in such assets thereby providing long term capital to the govt for nation building. Also, rate of LTCG should preferably be made 10% on all assets with indexation beyond 3 years. This will also act as an attraction for the FIIs who have been selling heavily to get attracted toward Indian Capital Markets. 3. Suggestion 3: Remove all kind of surcharge on income tax. 4. Suggestion 4: Enhance protection for senior citizens by guaranteed payment of entire amount invested in long term fixed deposits.

Devlop tribal Co operative union for natural product in forest or tribal area. Astabliss manufacturing and globle selling union as like milk union

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