Inputs by Dr Ashish Bansal MD, Consultant Psychiatrist and co-founder of House of Aesthetics in New Delhi”
“As a healthcare worker, I find the recently released union budget by our honorable finance minister to be a crucial step for our nation to fight against cancer. Certain essential cancer drugs have been granted free import duties or duties have been reduced, making these lifesaver drugs more affordable and accessible. This move is critical for easing the financial burden on families battling cancer. Overall, this budget demonstrates a strong commitment to improving cancer care and patient outcomes in our country.
Inputs by Dr. Neha Khuraana, MD, a Board-certified Dermatologist and founder of House of Aesthetics, Delhi
I heartily appreciate the efforts of our respected Finance Minister Ms. Sitharaman for presenting a union budget that is both forward looking and very promising for the women of our nation. Budget has a promising proportion of allocation for schemes oriented towards women and girls reflecting a strong commitment to their welfare. With an increasing number of women entrepreneurs in the beauty and healthcare industry, this budget is quite promising for the morale support of such entrepreneurs.
Inputs by Tanuushka K Lal Chief Operating Officer Kosmoderma Healthcare Pvt. Ltd.
The union budget by our honorable Ms.Sitharaman is quite promising for the beauty and healthcare sector as it involves a significant reduction in the import taxes on raw materials needed for the beauty industry. This policy change is expected to lower costs for businesses in these sectors, making it more feasible for smaller enterprises and MSMEs (Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises) to thrive. By alleviating the financial burden associated with raw material imports, the budget aims to support growth, innovation, and competitiveness within the beauty and healthcare industries.
