PM Modi Addresses 12 Post Budget Webinars starting today, know the full schedule and important points covered till now

From Monday, February 23, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will speak at 12 post-budget webinars. Today's speech by PM Modi began at ten in the morning. The purpose of these webinars is to gather suggestions for the successful implementation of the measures outlined in the Union Budget.

The webinars will concentrate on coordinating efforts of many ministries and departments, as well as other interested stakeholders, to prepare action plans with quarterly targets so that the implementation is front ended and easy, and the expected outcomes are achieved on time.

At 10 AM, I would be addressing a webinar that focuses on aspects relating to green growth in this year’s Budget. Urging all those passionate about the energy sector and boosting sustainable development to join the webinar.

— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) February 23, 2023

Full Schedule of the Webinars

Important officials from government agencies, and regulators, as well as representatives from academia and trade and industry organizations, will attend the webinars, along with the relevant Union Ministers.

PM Modi will address 12 post-budget webinars which will be held between 23rd February and 11th March, 2023. These webinars are being organised by various Ministries/Departments to build on the “Saptarishi” Priorities outlined in the Union Budget 2023-24: Ministry of Finance pic.twitter.com/GnRtsstWrI

— ANI (@ANI) February 22, 2023

PM Modi speaks during a webinar on green growth

The government has scheduled a series of 12 post-budget webinars, the first of which is titled "Green Growth" and asks for thoughts and suggestions for the successful implementation of the measures outlined in the Union Budget 2023. Three pillars for green growth and energy transfer were identified by the PM. Increasing the production of renewable energy is the first step. Reducing the economy's reliance on fossil fuels is the second. And finally, the nation should quickly transition to a gas-based economy.

In the upcoming 6-7 years, according to the prime minister, India must raise its battery storage capacity to 125-gigawatt hours. The prime minister concluded by saying that India has a great opportunity to lead the world in green energy technology. He emphasized that it will forward the cause of global good apart from generating Green Jobs.