dehradun union budget 2020 received a mixed response from the people of the state toi spoke to a crosssection of people including industrialists educators investment advisors and young professionals to gauge their reaction citybased industrialist and chairman of windlass group sudhir windlass said on the face of it the proposal of affordable housing looks fine but there is a lot that needs to be done to accomplish the goal of housing for all realtor abhishek bansal added governments announcement of rs 100 lakh crore for infrastructural development will boost real estate in tier ii and tier iii cities there were many measures that we would have loved the government to address but announcement of infrastructure development is a step in right directionmeanwhile educators also welcomed the increase in allocation for the education sector from rs 93847 crore to rs 99300 crore with rs 3000 crore for skill development ajay saksena principal of dav college dehradun told toi that the thrust on online learning was a good thing but core education colleges were totally neglected in the budgetthe government says that online degree courses will be offered by top 100 institutes of the country which is a good thing but there is no mention of employment generation so one wonders what jobs students will get after doing the courses from such renowned universities he addedcitybased investment advisor sunil mittal said that a big put off for the industry is the silence in the budget on the provision of long term capital gain tax 10gaurav mehta a doonbased filmmaker saidwith no major polls in sight except the delhi assembly elections the government could really have announced a major rejig even if it had come at the cost of upsetting some people what makes promises in the budget less credible is what happened last year when the finance minister rolled back a couple of announcements postbudget