“This is one of the films”: Retich Agarawal from Owa 2025 is raised to pay tax exempt, at a value of 10,000 rupees for startups

“If the budgets are films, these films will be great – big investments, high influence, and the story of India’s progress,” Retich Aguar, founder and group of OYO CEO, wrote in a post on X (previously Twitter), moments after that a budget was announced Union 2025.

The businessman, who is known for his acute acumen and now a judge in Shark Tank India Season 4, has not retracted his praise, describing him as a transforming scheme for the future of the country.

Agarwal explained how this year’s budget is “rewriting the scenario” with bold reforms aimed at enhancing growth, innovation and entrepreneurship across sectors.

At the forefront of these measures is a major tax reduction. “India is tax exempted: with tax exemptions of income of up to 12 rupees of Cham, we are taking great steps towards a tax -exempt nation,” he pointed out, which reflects a shift that may reduce the financial burdens of a large middle class sector.

For project owners and small business owners, the budget provides new momentum. “Modra loans enhance: encouraging farm residency and enhancing entrepreneurship in all forms – displaying the rich India culture!” Agarawal highlighted, pointing to the government’s focus on caring for popular companies and rural tourism.

Perhaps the most surprising advertisement of the ecosystem for the start of operation is the 10,000 rupee -crowed leaks aimed at fueling innovation. Agarwal described it as a “transformative batch of innovation and entrepreneurship”, indicating a strong government batch to support startups and technology -based projects.

Besides local initiatives, Agarwal believes that the budget is a starting platform for global aspirations in India. “Global Expansion: Technology and Products in India are ready to take the world!” He declared, which confirms the possibility of expanding the scope of Indian institutions at the international level.

Venky, founder and CEO, agreed to liken Agarwal. “Nice analogy. This budget was a good balanced work and explained this the way I did. “