Budget memes: Mandatory ‘middle class’ memes make a comeback: ‘Meri rooh ka parinda phadphadaaye’
Budget memes 2025: People posted hilarious posts to share how they feel about this year's session. The posts left the internet in splits.
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman is presenting Union Budget in the Lok Sabha today. This is the union minister’s 8th consecutive Budget, where she is outlining the fiscal policies, revenue proposals, and taxation reforms of the government and make other significant announcements. As people eagerly wait to know more about the announcements, many are taking to X to share their anticipations and thoughts - some people are doing so in the form of rib-tickling posts and Budget 2025 memes - especially the “middle class” memes that convey the expectations and hope of people regarding tax relief.

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Check out some of the hilarious Budget memes here:
The Ministry of Finance, in consultation with other ministries, state governments, and stakeholders, prepares the Budget after months of planning and discussions. During those sessions, they finalise the numbers and policies.
PM Modi's remark ahead of Budget 2025:
On Friday, ahead of the Budget Session 2025 of Parliament, Prime Minister Narendra Modi hinted at the possibility of a generous Budget for the poor and middle classes. He further added that he prayed that Goddess Lakshmi, associated with wealth and prosperity, would bless the poor and middle class.
In his speech, he also spoke about the role of the young generation and Viksit Bharat. “Ours is a young nation, and today 20-25-year-olds will be the greatest beneficiaries of Viksit Bharat by the time they will be 50 years old… They will be at the helm of policymaking... The efforts to fulfil our vision of Viksit Bharat will be a huge gift for our young generation.”
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Will there be relief for the middle class in Budget 2025? What do you think?