The Union Budget is India’s key financial document, highlighting the government’s plans for spending and revenue in the coming year. Every year, the budget brings a mix of excitement and anxiety to the citizens of India, as it reveals the government’s priorities and shapes our economic landscape. The Budget outlines the government’s financial plans, allocating funds to important sectors like education, healthcare, and infrastructure to steer the country’s growth and stability. Each year, it provides a clear view of the government’s priorities, shaping the economic landscape and setting the tone for the nation’s financial health.
In her seventh consecutive Union Budget for 2024-25, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman rolled out the Union Budget on July 23rd 2024, highlighting nine key priority areas for the government: enhancing productivity and resilience in agriculture, boosting employment and skills, promoting inclusive human resource development and social justice, strengthening manufacturing and services, advancing urban development, ensuring energy security, building robust infrastructure, fostering innovation, research, and development, and implementing next-generation reforms.
Brands left no chance to connect with their audiences, making memes about the Union Budget 2024. BlinkIt subtly mocked the budget by posting a meme that said, “Mujhe kya, mera budget toh 140 hai,” playfully downplaying the budget’s impact in a relatable way. Tinder India joined the fun with their own humorous take, posting, “Is any pookie up to do laundry and taxes together someday? (budget day rizz),” subtly promoting their platform while engaging with the budget conversation.
Naukri also jumped into the meme game, humorously illustrating how the Union Budget announcement might sound to corporate employees. Their meme read, “What reading the budget sounds like to a corporate employee: tax, income tax, new tax, and more new tax,” capturing the common sentiment of employees overwhelmed by tax jargon.
Here’s a look at a few other brand creatives that we came across:
Source: Social Samosa
