Ludhiana, Feb. 2 -- The Union budget 2026, presented by the Indian government on Sunday, elicited a mixed response from industry leaders and political figures in Ludhiana, particularly from the MSME sectors. While some measures, such as skill development initiatives and sector-specific allocations were welcomed, concerns were raised over the lack of substantial support for small businesses, ongoing labour shortages and the absence of significant new incentives for industry.
Vinod Thapar, president of the Knitwear Club, praised the government's focus on the textile sector, especially skill development. "We are especially grateful for the attention given to skill development as the shortage of skilled labour has been a longstanding challen...
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