Countdown to Budget 2018: Finance Minister pays halwa under halwa semen

With the release of Halwa Ceramani, the process of printing of budget documents will start. All the officials connected with this will remain without any external contact for the next few days in the printing press made in the North Block basement.

New Delhi: There are only 11 days left for the country's budget and the first traditional modal tradition Halwa Ceremony is completed before the budget. Finance Minister Arun Jaitley today shared the halwa to the employees and finance officials associated with the budget itself. With the release of this pudding serame, the process of printing of budget documents will begin. All the officials connected with this will remain without any external contact for the next few days in the printing press made in the North Block basement.

he budget session of Parliament will start from January 29. After Halva Ceremony, printing of budget documents is very secretive and no news is given to leak them.

What is the halwa ceramani
budget before it is presented is an important halva serai, after which officially the budget is sent for printing. This is the fifth budget of Finance Minister Arun Jaitley and he has for the fifth time the Haila Ceremani Attend. Every year before the budget is presented, Halva Ceramani is said to be followed that every auspicious work should be started with sweet and halwa is considered very auspicious in the Indian tradition. Under Halwa Sreemani, the present Finance Minister himself distributes halva to employees associated with the budget, the employees of the budget and the finance officers. Only after the formation and distribution of this halva, the process of printing of budget documents begins.

Officials are not
working, the whole team of financial experts and officials is working to present the budget to meet anyone . The officials are not allowed to contact anyone until the budget publication process starts in the budget. Under this, in the printing press made in the North Block basement, there are about 100 employees of the Finance Ministry for the next few days. They are not allowed to call and no one is allowed to meet them.

Officers are not allowed to meet their families during the budgeting and keeping of the Parliament's seats. These officials-employees are almost locked in the printing press made in the North Block basement. There is only one landline, which has an incoming facility and there is no way to contact them. The contact is also possible only for official work.