50 WPM CRASH COURSE

DAY 6

Mr. Vice-Chairman, Sir, I thought we were

listening to the Budget rather than debate on
the Budget. But, nonetheless, my dear friend
has some points to make for his State. He has
done so. Sir, I rise to speak on the debate on
the Budget and I was a little selfish because I
summoned you back. I thought it is no point in
making a statement here before the two
Ministers who are busy in conversation.
Anyway, Sir, Budgets have become an
annual exercise and everybody impatiently
waits what the Budget is going to deliver and
what is going to happen as if some earth
shattering exercise is going to take place. I
think, Budgets are basically an annual
exercise, but they are work in progress. No
Budget can be as comprehensive that in one
year you make a statement and it will be
sacrosanct for the whole year. I think Budgets
are exercises which are in continuity, and
rightly so, and, therefore, I would call a Budget
more a statement of intent rather than a
document which gives you an accurate
number as to what exactly will be happening
on a monthly or an annual basis.
Type the above paragraphs at least 30 times
within three days.
Try to avoid excessive mistakes.