PM Modi: The PM said that this is the first time since 2014 that no attempt was made to ignite any 'spark' from abroad before any Parliament session. He was actually saying this while taking a dig at the opposition. However, he did not take anyone's name during this time.

Parliament session: In his speeches, Prime Minister Narendra Modi always says something that political pundits keep analyzing. In this episode, PM Modi said something similar while addressing the media on Friday before the start of the budget session of Parliament. He said that this is the first time since 2014 that no attempt was made to ignite any 'spark' from abroad before any Parliament session. He was actually taking a dig at the opposition by saying that earlier before every session, some people were ready to do mischief and there were many people in the country who did not hesitate in fanning these foreign sparks. But this time it did not happen, which is a change in itself. However, during this time he did not take anyone's name.

Blessings of Goddess Lakshmi before the budget

In fact, for the first full budget of the third term of his government to be presented on Saturday, Prime Minister Modi prayed for special blessings for the poor and middle class of the country while remembering Goddess Lakshmi. He said that this budget will infuse new confidence and energy among the countrymen. Reiterating the goal of 'Developed India', he said that the government is working in mission mode and innovation, inclusion and investment are the basis of the country's economic development.

This budget will take forward the resolution of developed India.

Prime Minister Modi expressed confidence that by 2047, when India completes 100 years of its independence, this budget will give a new strength to the resolution of 'developed India' that the country has taken. He said that I hope that in this budget session we will live up to the hopes and aspirations of the countrymen. He also said that many historic bills will be discussed in this session and after extensive discussions, they will emerge in the form of laws that will increase the strength of the country.

Rapid development in the third term

PM Modi said that his government is working rapidly for the all-round development of the country. Be it geographical, social or economic level, the government is engaged in taking India forward in every direction. He also underlined that India has completed 75 years of Republic, which is a matter of pride for every citizen. In this episode, the government is working towards benefiting all sections of the country and empowering them economically through this budget.

How long will the budget session last?

Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman will present the general budget on February 1. The budget session of Parliament will be held in two phases starting from January 31 to April 4. The first phase will run till February 13, while the second phase will start from March 10. During this time, various economic schemes, development projects and policies will be discussed, which will play an important role in shaping the future of India.