Budget 2021: Education initiatives interesting but implementation is key, says Vedantu CEO
The government’s budget proposals for the education sector are “interesting” but a lot will depend on their implementation, Vedantu co-founder and CEO Vamsi Krishna.
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The government’s budget proposals for the education sector are “interesting” but a lot will depend on their implementation,
Vedantu Co-founder and CEO Vamsi Krishna said Monday.
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Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman tabled the Union Budget for 2021-22 in Parliament, Krishna said he would love to see more investment in the school infrastructure to make them more enabled for online learning.
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The enhanced capital expenditure, particularly on infrastructure, will create livelihoods and provide an accelerated thrust to the V-shaped recovery trajectory, said Sanjiv Puri, chairman and MD, ITC Ltd
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GfK India managing director Nikhil Mathur: The government presented a growth-oriented budget today with necessary investment on infrastructure, health & well-being, inclusive development, innovation and R&D. This is a welcome move as the higher infra spend creates a high multiplier impact on the GDP and supports the government initiatives to “Make in India” and increasing FDI in manufacturing. Given the focus on health & well-being and digital payment, we will see some improvement in consumption of smart appliances backed by fintech. Besides, substantial investment in PLI for electronic manufacturing schemes is expected to attract global players in the Indian manufact
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Union Budget 2021: Here s how Indian tech industry reacted
Union Budget 2021: Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman today announced the Budget 2021 that will be applicable for the upcoming fiscal year starting April, 2021. Here s how the tech industry reacted:
Ketan Patel, Managing Director, HP India Market, said, Todayâs budget announcement confirms governmentâs focus on developing infrastructure and skills which will have short and long term benefits to Indian economy & people. From a technology point of view, the incentives for creating digital infrastructure, education and skilling spells out the governmentâs intent on developing the countryâs human capital. Steps like international collaboration to develop new skills will help Indian youth prepare for modern job requirements and make them global-ready.
The chief executive officers of some of the top Indian startups and tech companies have welcomed the tax breaks and incentives in Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman’s Budget presented on Monday. They said coming in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic, the Union Budget looks to strengthen many of the important pillars for economic recovery and future growth. Kalyan Krishnamurthy, CEO at e-commerce company Flipkart Group said there is a clear focus on attracting greater investments into infrastructure, boosting domestic output and creating jobs. He said it is focused on accelerating the adoption of digital technologies, and giving a much-needed boost to MSMEs (micro, small and medium enterprises) and startups.