The annual exercise of the Central Government known as the Union Budget has always been a major source of opinion, on politics, business and other topics, before, during and after its presentation. With the advent of social media, these opinions can now come as fast as they are formed.
Anjali Yadav tweeted that overall social media had a number of positive reactions to Budget 2017. Malvika Singh in her tweet congratulated the Government on progressive and game-changing budget.
“A lot in there for honest tax payers to rejoice about. Whatever will be d outcome of d budget but I know that this will be the worst #budget for Opposition and best for the bhakts, tweeted Priyanka Vishnoi.
Krishna Singh reacted on facebook “ There is lots for middle class in this budget. I am very satisfy.
Rasheed Abdul tweeted “again this Government playing game by the in the name of dizitalisation. .”
While Rahul Kulkarni praised the budget on facebook “A commendable beginning has been made to clean up funding of political parties. No more black money to finance elections.
Manya Bansal thanked Prime Minister and Finanhce Minister on facebook post for presenting such a remarkable budget
Subhrayoti Parida while reacting on Facebook said that the budget is very satisfactory as all my expectations have met. You cannot expect any budget better than this.
Terming budget ordinary R Jagannath twitted that it is an average budget in terms of measures barring the decision to lower tax rate to 5% in lowest brackets
“A reduction in tax rate from 10% to 5% for those with income between 2.5 and 5 lakhs has been announced. A surcharge of 10% has been announced for those earning between 50 lakh and 1 crore. I am very happy as my income is `2.5 lakh and will get benefited,” Saloni Priya wrote on Facebook post.