Budget 2025 Cii. Budget 202526 CII calls for cut in excise duty on fuel, consumption vouchers to stir demand CII recommended an integrated National Employment Policy that could encompass the slew of employment-generating schemes currently being implemented by various ministries and states The CII's recommendations come as the government prepares to present the Union Budget 2025-26 amid a global economic slowdown and evolving domestic challenges.
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On 25 February 2025, the Prime Minister, Keir Starmer, announced that the UK would raise its defence spending to 2.6% of gross domestic product CII recommended an integrated National Employment Policy that could encompass the slew of employment-generating schemes currently being implemented by various ministries and states
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CII recommended an integrated National Employment Policy that could encompass the slew of employment-generating schemes currently being implemented by various ministries and states CII recommended an integrated National Employment Policy that could encompass the slew of employment-generating schemes currently being implemented by various ministries and states In addition to technical skills, the programs should also include cultural training and foreign language skills, CII added in its Union Budget 2025-26 recommendations.
Budget Statment 2025. The proposal includes reducing marginal tax rates for incomes up to Rs 20 lakh and increasing benefits under key government schemes to enhance rural recovery. Budget Expectations 2025: The Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) has proposed a budget for 2025-26, emphasising the need to reduce petrol excise tax in order to increase consumption, particularly among lower-income groups
Budget 2024 CII proposes dedicated Ministry of Investment to facilitate investment. The authority could also work with the Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship to help develop skill development programs aligned with global opportunities The CII in its Budget proposals for 2025-26 has suggested the following targeted interventions to boost consumption: 1) Reduce excise duty on fuel "Fuel prices significantly drive inflation, forming a substantial portion of the overall household consumption basket," it said, adding that the central excise duty accounts for around 21% of the retail price for petrol and 18% for diesel