Vikram Labhe, Founder & CEO, Melooha said, "We at Melooha view the Union Budget 2026–27 as a pivotal moment to accelerate India’s leadership in AI-driven consumer platforms and data-led digital services. As AI adoption deepens across sectors, policy emphasis on applied AI, scalable cloud infrastructure, and sovereign data ecosystems will be critical to building globally competitive digital-first businesses."

According to Vikram Labhe, support for multilingual AI and vernacular computing, and responsible data frameworks can unlock mass-market personalisation at scale, particularly across India’s diverse user base. Incentives for AI-led SaaS innovation, digital skilling, and cross-border service exports will enable Indian platforms to expand globally while remaining rooted in trust and compliance. Simplified regulations and tax rationalisation for digital-native companies can further strengthen India’s position as a hub for next-generation AI-powered consumer technology.

Kunal Arya, Co-founder & MD, Zelio E Mobility stated, “We at Zelio E-Mobility believe India’s electric mobility transition will be driven primarily by electric two-wheelers, where affordability, daily usability, and scale are the most critical factors. Ground-level adoption trends show that sustainable EV growth depends more on long-term structural enablers than short-term subsidies, making policy stability increasingly important for manufacturers."

He added that the Union Budget 2026–27 should prioritise deeper localisation through component-specific PLI support for battery cells, controllers, and power electronics to reduce import dependence and strengthen Make in India. Rationalising GST on electric two-wheelers and enabling priority-style, low-cost financing can accelerate mass adoption more effectively than one-time incentives. A clear national charging roadmap, including a target of 50,000 public charging points by 2027 and mandatory chargers at highways and fuel stations, along with longer-tenure capital, will be essential to building a scalable and resilient EV ecosystem.

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According to Rahul Jain, Managing Director at Matrix Geo Solutions, the Union Budget 2026–27 to accelerate India’s infrastructure and digital transformation by strengthening policy support for geospatial technologies, drone-based surveying, and data-driven planning. Priority should be given to wider adoption of LiDAR, GIS, photogrammetry, and AI-enabled geospatial analytics across national infrastructure, water resources, disaster management, and urban development programs. Enhanced allocations for geospatial data infrastructure, streamlined drone regulations, and incentives for indigenous technology development will improve project accuracy, speed, and cost efficiency.

"The Budget should also encourage integration of geospatial intelligence with BIM, digital twins, and smart infrastructure platforms. Such measures will enable better decision-making, faster execution of large-scale projects, and position India as a global leader in geospatial engineering, modern surveying, and technology-driven infrastructure development" said Rahul Jain, Managing Director at Matrix Geo Solutions.