Union Budget 2025: Will 'Digital India' gain momentum in Budget 2025? Not only phones, these things can also become cheaper..

There is very little time left for Budget 2025 to come, like every year, this year too every sector has high expectations from the Union Budget 2025. The general public also has many expectations from the budget because somewhere the budget has a direct impact on the people. The prices of internet services and smartphones are expected to come down in the direction of strengthening the digital access of crores of people.

Will electronic products become cheaper?

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman will present the budget on February 1, this year it is expected from the budget that the government can reduce the duty on electronic products, this is because some time ago the phone manufacturing companies requested the Finance Ministry to reduce the import duty on the parts used in the device.

If the duty is reduced, then the phones can become cheaper.

Not only this, apart from mobile, other electric goods like smart TVs can also become cheaper. The reduction in prices directly means savings for the customers. The Indian Cellular and Electronics Association has demanded from the government that the duty on electronic components should be reduced. If this happens, companies manufacturing phones domestically will get relief, if companies get relief, its direct benefit will also reach the customers.

Cheap telecom services

Apart from import duty on the telecom sector, there is a demand to reduce the Universal Service Obligation Fund and license fees. If companies get relief in the budget, then companies will have more money to invest in infrastructure, so that people can get cheap telecom services. Only time will tell whether there are really announcements related to phones, parts used in phones, smart TVs, and internet in the budget or not.

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