Budget 2024: Voices from Varanasi: Farmers, Traders, and Locals Weigh in on the Union Budget

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In the wake of the Union Budget 2024, voices from Varanasi offer a diverse perspective on the new financial proposals. Farmers express concerns about the budget's impact on agricultural policies and support mechanisms, while traders weigh in on the provisions for small businesses and commerce. Locals from various sectors share their reactions and expectations, providing a comprehensive view of how the budget might affect different aspects of life in Varanasi. Watch the full discussion to see how the budget measures up to the needs and hopes of the community.

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00:00We will promote farmer-producer organizations, cooperatives and startups for vegetable supply

00:06chains, including for collection and storage and marketing, digital public infrastructure

00:14for agriculture.

00:30We get Rs. 2000 per month for four months.

00:34We thought that if we could get Rs. 4000, we would get more benefits for the farmers.

00:40I have given Rs. 2000 to the government to increase the revenue.

00:45What other benefits have you got from the government?

00:48We have got fertilizers, machines, etc.

00:56We have also given a good budget to the government to promote organic farming.

01:02Do you know anything about organic farming?

01:05No, not much.

01:07We grow wheat and rice, but the biggest problem is that we are very thirsty.

01:16We used to sell vegetables day and night, but we are not able to feed ourselves.

01:22We are not able to transport our vehicles.

01:26The government has given a budget to the farmers, what do you think about that?

01:32I don't think there is a lot to say about the budget.

01:36We get Rs. 2000 per month for four months, which is good, but there should be some other

01:44benefits for the farmers.

01:46So, you think that we should increase the farmer-producer organization?

01:48Yes.

01:50What other benefits do you get?

01:52We get a lot of facilities like fertilizers, machines, etc.

02:02We also get a tonic, but the biggest problem is that we are very worried about the animals.

02:14Many people in our village are worried about the animals.

02:18The budget is good for the businessmen because they need funds.

02:24The budget has been increased to Rs. 20 lakh, which is good for the businessmen.

02:32The income tax is also good for the businessmen.

02:40There are many problems for the businessmen.

02:44There should be some relief in the GST.

02:46The government should pay attention to the budget.

02:50So, there was hope for the businessmen?

02:52Yes, there was hope.

02:54But this budget...

02:56Yes, but there are some things that have been good.

03:00Like we said, the funds have been very good, but we are not getting any relief on the GST.

03:06We are from the middle class.

03:10We have to buy food from the market.

03:12We have to get cheap potatoes, onions, and lentils.

03:16This is above our budget.

03:20What is this budget?

03:22How will it be cheap?

03:24If we get this budget, the poor will get something cheap.

03:30Lentils are around Rs. 200.

03:34Tomatoes are around Rs. 80.

03:36If this budget is cheap, then the farmers and the middle class will understand that the budget is cheap.

03:46What do you expect from the government?

03:48The government is running the country.

03:50We will demand from it.

03:52We will demand from it.

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