NEW DELHI: The budget session of Delhi assembly will commence on March 23, officials said on Friday.
The cabinet in its meeting decided to hold the budget session from March 23-29.
The Delhi government’s annual budget for 2022-23 will have a roadmap for the city’s economic progress and creating job opportunities, Deputy chief minister Manish Sisodiawho also holds the charge of finance department, had said last week.
Kejriwal government had invited feedback from people for preparing it’s budget. It received over 5,700 suggestions which included creation of a new special economic zone, development of Delhi as an IT hub, up-skilling of fresh unskilled workers among others.
“The economy of Delhi has slowed down due to demonetisation and the Covid-19 pandemic. Due to the prolonged lockdown, businesses have come to a standstill,” Sisodia had said earlier.
The feedback was sought from the people to bring the economy back on track as chief minister Arvind Kejriwal believes that businessmen and industrialists have a better understanding of how to take the business and industrial sector forward, he had said.
(With inputs from PTI)
The cabinet in its meeting decided to hold the budget session from March 23-29.
The Delhi government’s annual budget for 2022-23 will have a roadmap for the city’s economic progress and creating job opportunities, Deputy chief minister Manish Sisodiawho also holds the charge of finance department, had said last week.
Kejriwal government had invited feedback from people for preparing it’s budget. It received over 5,700 suggestions which included creation of a new special economic zone, development of Delhi as an IT hub, up-skilling of fresh unskilled workers among others.
“The economy of Delhi has slowed down due to demonetisation and the Covid-19 pandemic. Due to the prolonged lockdown, businesses have come to a standstill,” Sisodia had said earlier.
The feedback was sought from the people to bring the economy back on track as chief minister Arvind Kejriwal believes that businessmen and industrialists have a better understanding of how to take the business and industrial sector forward, he had said.
(With inputs from PTI)
,