The Union Budget 2025 introduces several significant measures aimed at strengthening the banking sector, enhancing credit accessibility, and simplifying financial processes. 

The Finance Minister lowered the customs duty on jewellery articles and parts from 25 per cent to 20 per cent, effective February 2, 2025. Additionally, platinum findings will now attract a 5 per cent duty instead of 25 per cent.

The Union Budget 2025 has introduced several measures to strengthen India's real estate and construction sectors.

The budget allocates Rs 500 crore for a Centre of Excellence (CoE) in AI, which will support research and innovation in artificial intelligence.

Despite the lack of major announcements, some railway-related measures were included.

The Union Budget 2025 unveils transformative measures for the Healthcare and Pharma sectors, focusing on infrastructure, education, and affordability. 

Big Boost for Manufacturing, Warehousing & Supply Chains – Key Changes Unveiled! 

While the 2025 allocation is substantial, it's important to note the trend. In the 2024-25 fiscal year, the defence budget was Rs 6,21,940 crore, with a capital outlay of Rs 1,72,000 crore.

Strengthening Innovation, Infrastructure, and Entrepreneurship in Tech

More and more people will join the pool of current 11 crore unique investors and will become stakeholders and beneficiaries of India’s growth journey thereby supporting a virtuous cycle of economic growth, capital formation and job creation.