New Delhi: According to the big news regarding the country’s budget, this time the budget session of the Parliament is starting on 31st January and will continue till 6th April. According to the information, the budget can be presented on February 1. At the same time, the budget session of the year 2023 will be of 66 days this time. In which 27 important meetings will be held.
Giving information in this regard today, Union Parliamentary Affairs Minister Prahlad Joshi said that there will be a break between February 14 and March 12. In this regard, he wrote in a tweet, the budget session of the Parliament will start on January 31 and will continue till April 6, in which 27 sittings will be held in 66 days with normal holidays.
Along with this, today Prahvad Joshi said that this time, during the budget session 2023, there will be a holiday from 14 February to 12 March, so that department-related parliamentary standing committees can examine the demands for grants and also prepare reports related to their ministries/departments.
Know that Right now the world is going through a terrible phase of the ongoing war between Russia and Ukraine. At the same time, this ongoing war has greatly affected the prices of essential commodities at the global level. Along with this, the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) have also warned of an impending recession in 2023.
If we talk about the country, the National Statistics Office (NSO) had given information on Thursday itself that, due to the softening of food prices in India, retail inflation has come down to the lowest level of 12 months in December at 5.7%. . At the same time, the quarter ending December 2022 was also the fourth consecutive quarter when the CPI has been above the 6% mark.
