New Delhi, Mar 2 (UNI) Prime Minister Narendra Modi will address a post-budget webinar titled ‘Sustaining and Strengthening Economic Growth” on March 3 at 11:15 AM via video conferencing, as the government sharpens its focus on translating Budget announcements into actionable reforms.
The webinar is part of a series of post-Budget consultations aimed at aligning stakeholders with the government’s economic vision and accelerating implementation across key sectors.
According to an official statement, the discussions under this theme will span four dedicated sessions covering Manufacturing, Industrial Upgradation and Strategic Sectors; MSMEs, Finances and Market Access; City Economic Regions; and Infrastructure, Logistics and Freight.
The deliberations are expected to centre on expanding India’s industrial scale, deepening technological leadership and reinforcing the foundations of critical sectors that drive growth and employment.
The government has indicated that the webinar will highlight a forward-looking reform push designed to sustain momentum in Asia’s third-largest economy.
Officials said the interactions would focus on converting policy intent into effective on-ground action.
Industry stakeholders, domain experts and policymakers are expected to participate, offering practical insights to ensure smoother implementation and faster outcomes.
The Post-Budget webinar series has emerged in recent years as a key platform for engagement between the government and industry following the presentation of the union Budget. It is aimed at building consensus, addressing bottlenecks and ensuring that reform measures announced in Parliament are executed efficiently.
With global economic uncertainties and evolving supply chains reshaping growth dynamics, the March 3 session is likely to underline the government’s emphasis on manufacturing competitiveness, MSME resilience, urban economic hubs and modern infrastructure as pillars of sustained expansion.
The Prime Minister’s address is expected to outline the broader vision for maintaining macroeconomic stability while pushing structural reforms to secure long-term growth.
