Hope India is the only country where 2% of salaried middle class pays more than corporate tax. Ache din!!! #TaxTerrorism #Budget2024
@karthikdvvr we must start #civildisobedience ... enough is enough
@karthikdvvr @ravikarkara I would wait a little more before jumping to conclusions. And please explain this corporate tax thing which you keep saying. And what is middle class according to you. Indian middle class earn 7.5 lakhs tax @ 10% to 15 lakhs at 20% The cooperate tax is at lowest is above 20%
#UnionBudget24 Union Budget 2024: What AI had to say about Nirmala Sitharaman's Union and Interim BudgetsNirmala Sitharaman presented her seventh consecutive Budget today for the Modi 3.0 government. In her capacity as the Finance Minister, Sitharaman presented the Interim Budget on February 1 this year. DH Web Desk Last Updated 23 July 2024, 19:57 IST FM Nirmala Sitharaman addresses the press after the Union Budget 2024 presentation on July 23 Nirmala Sitharaman presented the Union Budget 2024 today for the Modi 3.0 government. Earlier in the year, on February 1, Sitharaman had presented the Interim Budget in her capacity as the Finance Minister We at DH Web Team told Artificial Intelligence -- ChatGPT, Claude, and Perplixity -- to analyse her two speeches and note how and if the sentiments and focus had changed for the Narendra Modi-led government in the Budget presented ahead of the Lok Sabha elections and the one presented after the NDA government returned to power with heavy electoral reversals in key states. Here are the responses the engines generated. Track latest reactions to Budget ChatGPT response Comparing Nirmala Sitharaman’s Interim Budget speech from February 1, 2024, with her Budget speech from July 23, 2024, reveals significant changes in sentiment and focus before and after the Lok Sabha elections. The Interim Budget speech carried a tone of optimism and hope, emphasising promises and initiatives aimed at garnering public support ahead of the elections. It highlighted schemes targeting key voter demographics, such as farmers, youth, and women, with a focus on immediate benefits and welfare measures. Post-election, the tone has shifted to one of confidence and stability. The speech expressed gratitude for the public’s support and trust, underlining the government's commitment to fulfilling its long-term vision of a "Viksit Bharat" by 2047. It focused on consolidating and expanding initiatives rather than introducing more populist measures. Also Read:Union Budget 2024: Coalition politics, electoral reversals shape Modi 3.0 'Viksit Bharat' modus operandi In the Interim Budget, emphasis was placed on immediate relief and support. Key highlights included higher Minimum Support Prices (MSP) for crops, extension of the Pradhan Mantri Garib Kalyan Anna Yojana, and schemes for women and youth empowerment. The focus was on addressing pressing issues and providing tangible benefits to secure votes. In the Union Budget, the focus shifted to sustainable and inclusive development. The speech outlined a comprehensive roadmap with nine priorities, including productivity in agriculture, employment and skilling, inclusive human resource development, manufacturing and services, urban development, energy security, infrastructure, innovation, and next-generation reforms. This reflected a strategic shift from short-term gains to long-term economic growth and stability. GPT analysed that the Interim Budget speech highlighted populist measures such as direct financial assistance to farmers, higher MSPs, and increased budget allocations for key welfare schemes. Such populist measures were aimed at addressing immediate economic concerns and winning public favour. Meanwhile, in the Union Budget, structural reforms took centre stage, with a focus on enhancing productivity, developing climate-resilient agricultural practices, promoting digital infrastructure, and boosting private sector participation. The government emphasised reforms in land administration, labour markets, financial sectors, and urban planning to drive economic efficiency and growth. The Interim Budget addressed economic challenges such as inflation, unemployment, and the need for fiscal prudence amidst pre-election uncertainty. The speech reassured the public of the government's commitment to economic stability and growth. Also Read:Union Budget 2024 | Special focus on women, new scheme to skill 20 lakh youth over 5 years announced 1/
@karthikdvvr @nsitharaman @BJP4India @INCIndia Not sure where are we heading ?
@karthikdvvr I think the whole world should know this worst situation of India
@karthikdvvr More ppl are payinh taxes .. it not percapita calculation. Stop false propaganda
@karthikdvvr @BJP4India Wish this budget was presented before the 2024 elections. @BJP4India would have lost another 100 seats.
@karthikdvvr Plus don’t forget companies get to off set their GST!!!! So we salaried class r complete losers!!!
@karthikdvvr Useless budget for middle class. We will protest on the streets. @nsitharaman @FinMinIndia @narendramodi
@karthikdvvr Taxes like America, Services like Somalia 🧐
@karthikdvvr @ravikarkara please understand this India is a per-industrial country we are agrarian in nature. Middle class will pay more for the population of our size there isn’t enough corporate companies to out pay us. Please be a bit more rational before posting on X with just Emotions
@karthikdvvr Govt has systematically taken away wealth from households and passed on to PSU banks, corporates and itself. x.com/quantifyindia/…
@karthikdvvr Govt has systematically taken away wealth from households and passed on to PSU banks, corporates and itself. x.com/quantifyindia/…
@karthikdvvr "Sir, what is the process to change the room /government”
@karthikdvvr Don’t forget, income tax coverage net has increased over years too ! Would be interesting to see that data along with this too. #Budget2024
@karthikdvvr This is done from intention that corporate invest money saved from tax back in economy and generate jobs by virtue of increased production, service and manufacturing. Govt need to nudge big corporates more for re-investing tax saving back in economy.
@karthikdvvr That’s how @narendramodi takes care of his Corporate friends