Reduce Crypto Tax. Key changes that can help India continue to be a global leader in the crypto space. 1. Standardize TDS at 0.01%: Reduce from 1% uniformly across all exchanges. Lower compliance costs will bring more users back to regulated platforms, keeping transaction visibility under govt purview. 2. Align 30% capital gains tax with income slabs: Current flat rate violates tax equity. Progressive taxation can encourage legitimate wealth creation & signals India respects fairness principles. 3. Allow loss offsetting for crypto investors: Individual investors should be able to offset investment losses against other income. This is a standard principle globally. Current framework denies this, creating unfair tax treatment compared to other asset classes. Crypto is a worldwide phenomenon India can benefit from this innovation, draw skilled people, and keep up with digitization by creating a fair & supportive ecosystem. #CryptoAsCare #ReduceCryptoTax

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A scheme to provide bonuses to unorganized sector workers is necessary. The government should provide a special incentive during festival seasons. Even if it is not possible to help all unorganized sector workers, at least women engaged in unorganized work should be provided with an annual incentive. Just as incentives are given to farmers, the government should provide a special festival incentive to women engaged in unorganized work such as domestic work, cleaning, packaging for commercial establishments, restaurant work, and snack preparation. This incentive will help unorganized sector workers manage their festival expenses. Workers in the organized sector receive bonus benefits, but this is rarely available legally to unorganized sector workers. At the very least, a special festival incentive scheme is needed for women engaged in unorganized work. It would be ideal if this were a scheme implemented jointly by the central and state governments.

India doesn’t have a crypto problem. India has a crypto tax problem. - 30% flat tax. - No loss set-off. - 1% TDS on every trade. This isn’t regulation. This is capital punishment for innovation. Crypto is not gambling. It’s not a scam by default. It’s technology + capital markets + entrepreneurship. Yet today, India taxes crypto harsher than stocks, startups, or real estate. Because of this tax regime: -Indian exchanges lost volume -Traders moved to foreign platforms -Startups shifted overseas -Govt lost potential tax revenue Countries that reduced crypto tax: •Got higher compliance •Attracted Web3 founders •Created jobs •Earned more, not less, revenue We are asking for fair tax. Allow loss set-off Reduce punitive flat tax Remove excessive TDS friction A rational tax policy can: Bring volume back to Indian exchanges Create transparent on-chain compliance Keep Indian talent in India Make India a Web3 leader, not a spectator

Dear Respected Finance Minster, Food wastage should be prioritized, india is a self sufficient country if we can manage the food waste by promoting companies involved in food processing and cold storage then that itself will raise the gdp of the country and help reduce food inflation, the government which does it will get winning elections repeatedly. please be sensitive of this important facet of our country's growth

As a salaried individual, I propose simplifying and rationalizing the tax system for fairness and ease of compliance: Unified Tax Regime: Merge Old and New regimes into one simplified structure to remove confusion. Higher Exemption Limit: Make income up to ₹10,00,000 tax-free for all individuals, boosting middle-class relief and disposable income. Retain Key Deductions: • Employee PF contribution should remain fully tax-exempt. • Allow 50% waiver on actual home loan interest for loans exceeding 20 years, beyond the current ₹2 lakh cap. • Make school fees for up to two children tax-free. Simplified Slabs: • 10%: ₹10,00,001–₹20,00,000 • 20%: ₹20,00,001–₹40,00,000 • 30%: ₹40,00,001 and above.

The attached figures illustrate how targeted Union Budget allocations can be used to institutionalize structured public access to CSIR research facilities, improving utilization of existing infrastructure, lowering cost per outcome, and strengthening returns on public R&D investment. It visualizes a shift from episodic participation to sustained, reversible engagement by earmarking a defined portion of CSIR operational funding for time-bound external access, thereby supporting entrepreneurship, intrapreneurship, and applied research through more effective budget prioritization.

Individual Higher Incometax Slab@25, 30%, whereas Corporate Tax@20% is unjustified as Corporates enjoy, earn more profits, but those individuals who pay incometax suffer. When GST slabs could be reduced with max items under 5,l2,18% slabs expecting more volumes & income, why not reduce the higher individual income tax slab@20%. It may also discourage tax evasion & encourage taxpayers

सुना है कि क्रिप्टो करेंसी का पॉलीगोंन मैटिक नाम का टोकन या ऐसेट भारत का है तो यदि इसे बेचने पर टैक्स फ्री कर दिया जाए तो भारत की जनता इसे खरीदेंगे इससे भारत को इस टोकन कंपनी से टैक्स बढ़कर मिलेगा तथा देश का पैसा देश में ही रहेगा

India has invested heavily in entrepreneurship programs, innovation challenges, and patent incentives, but returns remain limited due to missing continuity pathways. Many participants engage briefly, face access and income barriers, and exit into narrow jobs or exams. Public institutions such as Council of Scientific and Industrial Research are largely accessible only via formal employment or long-term enrollment. The Union Budget can improve ROI by earmarking a small portion of existing research operating funds for time-bound, non-career-locking public access to national research infrastructure, treating it as a shared national capability rather than an entrepreneurship or career gateway.