FinMim invites suggestions from public for forthcoming Budget
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Finance Ministry has invited suggestions from public for Budget 2017-18 to encourage Jan Bhagidari and make the procedure of budget formation transparent.
According to a post on 'My Gov' portal, people can submit their suggestions by 15th of next month. People can submit suggestions either directly in the comments box or attach a PDF document. This has been a regular feature on the portal for the last two years.
Last year, the government had an overwhelming response with over 40 thousand suggestions for Union and Railway budget and several of the suggestions received on My Gov were incorporated in the last year's budget. #casansaar
According to a post on 'My Gov' portal, people can submit their suggestions by 15th of next month. People can submit suggestions either directly in the comments box or attach a PDF document. This has been a regular feature on the portal for the last two years.
Last year, the government had an overwhelming response with over 40 thousand suggestions for Union and Railway budget and several of the suggestions received on My Gov were incorporated in the last year's budget. #casansaar
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