Mr. Vice-Chairman, Sir, the House is very well aware that the Union Budget is a resource allocation exercise. Shri Arun Jaitley has exactly reflected the commitments made in the Address and given a roadmap as to how the Government is planning to fulfil those commitments through his Budget in the coming years. I also take this opportunity to congratulate him for meticulously balancing the corporate sector, on the one hand, and the social sector, on the other. And, if I may say so, it tilts a bit towards social sector which is welcomed and appreciated by one and all. And, I repeat here what the hon. Prime Minister has said about the Budget. He said that it is progressive, positive, practical, pragmatic and prudent. One of the Opposition leaders said that the Budget is Dhanwapsi i.e., giving money back to corporates. I only wish to tell him that it is not Dhanwapsi, it is Janwapsi i.e., return of people to the fold of NDA. And, the return of these Jan indicates the confidence they have in our Government for Achhe Din.