Archive · 29 Jan 2026
Indian Industries Seek Policy Reforms in Budget
Leaders from India's bullion, jewellery, fertilizer, agri-tech, and dairy sectors are asking the government to make changes in the upcoming budget.
They want lower taxes and duties on gold, diamonds, and other important materials.
This will help businesses and farmers.
They also want better rules for mining gold and using drones in farming.
Some people want more support for making lab-grown diamonds and exporting dairy products.
Everyone agrees that these changes will help India's economy grow and create more jobs.
Bullion and jewellery industries seek duty and tax rationalisation in the upcoming budget.
Fertilizer sector advocates for modern, resilient, and self-reliant agriculture policies.
Agri-tech and dairy industries push for increased mechanisation and digital adoption.
Lab-grown diamond sector aims for policy stability and R&D incentives.
Crop protection industry requests R&D support and manufacturing incentives.
- Who
- Indian bullion, jewellery, fertilizer, agri-tech, and dairy sectors
- What
- Policy reforms sought in the upcoming Union Budget
- When
- January 27-28, 2026
- Where
- India
- Why
- To ensure fairness, competitiveness, and long-term sustainability of the sectors
- Date
- January 27, 2026
- Bullion Industry Leader
- Prithviraj Kothari
- Jewellery Industry Leader
- Suvankar Sen
- Lab-Grown Diamond Advocate
- Ricky Vasandani
- Fertilizer Industry Leader
- Rajib Chokarborty
- Agri-Tech Innovator
- Rohit Bajaj
- Dairy Tech CEO
- Ranjith Mukundan
- Crop Protection Advocate
- Rajesh Aggarwal
Sources
Promote alternate soluble fertilizers for balanced use, says economist Gulati
Govt Plans To Curb Excessive Fertiliser Use
Fertilizer, agtech sectors seek budget supporting resilient, self-reliant ecosystem
Indian bullion, jewellery industry seeks key policy reforms in Budget
Freeze fertiliser subsidy at current levels, deregulate urea prices: ICRIER study