The first union budget of Modi 3.0 brings relief to real estate and other sectors, sparking bullish momentum in the Indian market.
Union BudgetModi 30Indian EconomyReal EstateManufacturingReal EstateJun 30, 2024
The focus of Modi 3.0's first union budget was on infrastructure development, manufacturing, and ease of doing business.
The real estate sector has benefited from the budget's decision to provide affordable housing incentives and relax norms for foreign direct investment (FDI) in the sector.
The 'Make in India' initiative is aimed at promoting domestic manufacturing and reducing dependence on imports, making India an attractive destination for foreign investors.
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The budget has boosted market confidence, sparked a bullish momentum, and led to increased foreign investment inflows, further boosting the Indian economy.
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