Budget expectations: Heres what Moms of India want from Nirmala Sitharaman
As many as 85 per cent of mothers want a reduction in school fees from this years Union Budget, says a survey by Momspresso.
As many as 85 per cent of mothers want a reduction in school fees from this year's Union Budget, says a survey by Momspresso. Other top concerns of moms are about education, inflation, infrastructure, job creation and availability of medical facilities. Momspresso is one of the largest online platforms for moms. It started the survey after Sitharaman asked social media users for ideas about what the upcoming Budget 2019 should contain on June 6. For the study, Momspresso surveyed 1,317 mothers across India with a variation of - working moms (36.9 per cent) and homemakers (66.1 per cent).
Here are key findings of the survey:
- 81% moms demand to open more schools for children with learning abilities
- 84% demands reduce in price of the day to day household goods and services
- Non-Metro moms demand more hospitals for more sports facility for children
Regional findings - North and west moms seek more daycares for big office areas in the city; South moms wants reduction in school fees, East moms wants hospitals for their children and clean and hygenic toilets
82% moms want more job option for the mothers who plan to go back to work after maternity break
Commenting on the survey, Vishal Gupta, Co-founder & CEO of Momspresso, said, “At Momspresso, we strongly felt that the real issues that impact the lives of moms have been underrepresented across conversations around us. Through this survey, we are bringing forth these voices that often remain unheard, and present their point of views through our platform. We believe that these concerns and aspirations of mothers will now reach the right audience among the powers that be.”
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