The investor and the author Harsh Madhusudan Gupta shared an optimist prey of the Minister of Finance, Nirmala Sitharaman, the budget of the 2025-26 Union, praising the government’s attention in the reforms, the fiscal discipline and the fiscal discipline. Long -term growth. “India increases rapidly and, with the power of composting, one day begins to seem suddenly,” Madhusudan said in a post about X.

He recognized the decisive steps of the Government to reduce taxes, both direct and indirect. “The PM Modi and FM Sitharaman have reduced corporate taxes, income taxes, indirect taxes. Only the upper part is to pay more income taxes, “he said, emphasizing how the fiscal consolidation has been balanced with growth reforms. Madhusudan accredited the Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI) to improve the efficiency of healthcare spending. , a movement that aligns with the broader view of the inclusive development government.

He congratulated the Honest Government approach on fiscal prudence, saying: “They have been honest with respect to tax consolidation and, along with RBI on inflation orientation. It can be discussed a little too inflexibly in the book, but still, placing the nation above politics. “This, suggested, reflects a commitment to long -term stability on short -term populism.

The center has reduced its fiscal deficit target to 4.8% of GDP for the current financial year, less than the previous estimate of 4.9%. For the following financial year, the fiscal deficit has been reduced to 4.4% of GDP, which is a continuous commitment to fiscal consolidation.

Madhusudan praised the government reform agenda, citing reference initiatives such as the TPS, the Insolvency and Fallas Code (IBC) and the gradual progress of labor laws, with sincere attempts to address land and agricultural reforms. Although he acknowledged areas where more could have been done, such as privatization and divestment, he emphasized: “This is what it is,” stating that reforms are usually a work in progress.

With a strong approach to infrastructure and increasing emphasis on manufacturing, including defense indigenization, Madhusudan believes that India is ready for a new growth phase. “India is ready. We need to think of industrial policy when it comes to software, but this is not urgent even because it is important, “he said.

By approaching recent economic pessimism, worries rooted in coalition politics, stock corrections, or even global factors such as USD and Chinese innovations. “But some things only need time. Warren Buffett said that a child cannot be achieved in a month, being pregnant for nine women, “said Madhusudan, emphasizing the importance of patience in economic development.

He concluded with a glance at the missing investor Rakesh Jhunjhunwala, saying: “If the history of India is a Mumbai train to Delhi, we have not even left Mumbai.”