The Union Budget (UB) 2022-23 has been presented at a time when the Indian economy has not fully resurrected itself from the slowdown caused by COVID-19 pandemic. The domestic consumption demand has remained subdued because of disruption in labour market while economic inequality has increased over the past two years. Hence, the union budget was expected to stimulate economic growth mainly by way of creation of employment opportunities and consumption demand in the economy.
A panel discussion on Union Budget- 2023 was organised by the The Indo-American Chamber of Commerce, East India Council in association with the Techno India University . Attended by many students and members, objective of the session was to discuss and analyse key aspects of the Union Budget and its overall impact on the country’s economic and social growth.
Prof. Dr. Sujoy Biswas, Regional President, EIC in his welcome address shared his happiness and pride on organizing Union Budget Discussion. In her opening remarks, Prof Manoshi Roychowdhury, Co-Chairperson of Techno India Group, complimented the FM for presenting a ‘well-balanced’ Budget.
Panelists gracing the occasion included Raju Chhajer, Chairman, ArcVac Forgecast Private Limited(also the Vice President, IACC, EIC), Dinesh Agarwal, Partner, Ernst and Young, Avishek Jaiswal from Ernst and Young and Rupak Barua – Director & Group CEO – AMRI Hospitals.
