Budget session for the upcoming fiscal year 2023 to be held on Jan 31

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Beginning on January 31, the Parliament will hold its budget session for the forthcoming fiscal year 2023–23. The Economic Survey will head off the conference. The general budget will be presented by Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman the next day, on February 1. Describe the two sections that make up the Parliament’s budget session. In March, the second part’s meeting is scheduled. Up until then, the opening of the Parliament building is also conceivable.

According to officials, construction on the new Parliament House is moving very quickly and is anticipated to be finished in February. The second portion of the budget session may be held at the new Parliament House, according to sources. Union Housing and Urban Affairs Minister Hardeep Singh Puri has previously stated that the new Parliament building’s development is proceeding on a very quick basis.

The President addresses a joint session of both Houses on January 30 or 31 to start off the first phase. The budget is provided on February 1st during this phase. On February 8 or 9, the budget session’s first phase comes to a close. The second phase of the budget session typically starts in the second week of March and lasts until the first few days of May.

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