Very clear that as far as digital currency is concerned, Govt was heading in that direction. To the best of my knowledge,a reasonable proposition,I don't think we'll be criticising that.But we're more concerned about lack of substance for common citizens in Budget: Shashi Tharoor pic.twitter.com/Xzb2aw7NRg
Budget for whom? The richest 10% Indians owns 75% of the country's wealth. Bottom 60% own less than 5%. Why are those who amassed super profits during the pandemic, while joblessness, poverty & hunger have grown, not being taxed more?#Budget2022
BUDGET HAS ZERO FOR COMMON PEOPLE, WHO ARE GETTING CRUSHED BY UNEMPLOYMENT & INFLATION. GOVT IS LOST IN BIG WORDS SIGNIFYING NOTHING - A PEGASUS SPIN BUDGET