Budget 2024: Will the price of smartphones decrease..!?
Nirmala Sitharaman, who has taken over as the Finance
minister after the results of the
lok sabha elections, is going to present the budget tomorrow, July 23, so we can know the expectations of the electronics sector especially if smartphone prices will be reduced. After the results of the
lok sabha elections,
nirmala sitharaman, who has taken charge as the Finance
minister, is going to present the budget tomorrow, July 23, and we can know the expectations regarding the budget regarding the electronics sector especially if the smartphone prices will be reduced.
nirmala sitharaman will present her seventh budget in
parliament on July 23.
There are expectations that the tax on
mobile phones will be reduced in the upcoming budget. This will reduce the price of
mobile phones. Smartphone users are eagerly waiting for Finance
minister nirmala sitharaman to make an announcement to reduce the price of the phone. It is an undeniable fact that smartphones have gone from being a luxury item to an essential item. So, if phones come down in price, many middle-class
people will benefit. Last year, the
central government reduced duties on essential items such as camera lenses to encourage
mobile phone manufacturing in
india to help companies make phones at lower prices. Tariffs on lithium-ion batteries used in phones and electric
vehicles have also been reduced.
The new
nda government is expected to revive its flagship program PLI (Production Linked Incentive) in the upcoming budget. The aim of the scheme is to ensure that
indian products are considered superior even when sold abroad. Under this PLI scheme, which encourages in-house manufacturing, companies that manufacture more products in
india will get more benefits. The project will encourage large-scale production of goods and attract new investments. Under the PLI scheme,
industries will grow and
local employment opportunities will increase. Also, the volume of
indian products exported to foreign countries also increases. The
government has already started the PLI scheme for 14 essential sectors like electronics, textiles, etc. Currently, it has been reported that the
central government is planning to expand this program in many sectors. Like the electronics
industry, the automobile
industry is also in high demand. With a
view to boosting the economy, the Society of
indian Automobile Manufacturers (SIAM) has expressed hope that the
government may make important announcements in the budget to help the growth of the automobile sector.