As Parliament gears up for the 2026 Budget Session, Prime Minister Narendra Modi set a resounding tone, hailing President Droupadi Murmu’s address as a mirror to 1.4 billion Indians’ confidence, hard work, and youthful aspirations. Speaking to the media in the Parliament complex, he framed this session as a pivotal bridge. Marking the end of the 21st century’s first quarter and the dawn of its second. With Viksit Bharat by 2047 in sight, the next 25 years demand bold strides, and this budget kicks off that era. Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman’s ninth consecutive presentation, as India’s first woman FM, crowns a proud parliamentary milestone.
The year’s start brims with promise. A confident India shines as the world’s hope beacon, exemplified by the landmark India EU Free Trade Agreement (FTA). Modi called it the “mother of all agreements,” unlocking vast markets for youth, farmers, fishers, manufacturers, and service sectors. Indian goods will flow to 27 EU nations at lower costs, but he cautioned against complacency. Prioritize quality to win trust, build brands, and secure decades long gains. This FTA fuels Ambitious India, Aspiring Youth, and Atmanirbhar Bharat.
Our government’s DNA? Reforms, performance, transformation. Modi stressed accelerating this journey, shifting from lingering problems to predictable, globally trusted solutions. Every decision stays human centric, balancing tech’s power with sensitivity. Ensuring schemes reach the last mile, not just paper. Critics too acknowledge this delivery focus, paving the way for next gen reforms.
India’s democracy and demographics are global hope. In democracy’s temple, we send messages of strength, commitment, and respect for processes. Welcomed worldwide. Now’s the time for solutions over disruptions, resolve over hurdles. Modi urged MPs to empower decisions and guarantee last mile success.
This session is not just about numbers. It is about scripting India’s ascent. With positive contributions from all, 2026 could redefine our trajectory.
