The Government has invited suggestions and ideas from citizens for the preparation of the Union Budget 2026–27, which is scheduled to be presented in February. The initiative aims to make the budget-making process more participatory by incorporating the aspirations, needs, and expectations of people from all sections of society.
By seeking public inputs, the government hopes to promote inclusive growth, strengthen national development, and ensure that policies and financial priorities align with grassroots realities. Citizens, experts, industry stakeholders, and civil society organisations are encouraged to share their views on key areas such as economic growth, employment, social welfare, infrastructure, healthcare, education, agriculture, innovation, and sustainability.
The suggestions can be submitted through the MyGov portal at www.mygov.in, which serves as an official platform for public engagement and participatory governance. The portal allows individuals to contribute ideas, proposals, and feedback that can help shape policies and budgetary decisions.
This move reflects the government’s commitment to transparency, accountability, and collaborative policymaking. By involving citizens directly in the budget consultation process, the government seeks to ensure that the Union Budget 2026–27 addresses real-world challenges while fostering balanced and long-term economic growth for the country.
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