Budget 2025 Memes: Internet and brands react to FM’s big budget announcements with hilarious memes

Speaking to the media on Saturday, Sitharaman confirmed that she plans to present the Bill in Parliament soon. Once introduced, it will be sent to a parliamentary panel for further review and discussions.

As this year’s budget was unveiled, netizens erupted into a meme fest, celebrating the announcement with a burst of online humour.

Inox Wind Ltd’s profitability soars with best ever Q3 performance

In 9M FY25, IWL secured orders totalling ~ 1.4 GW across multiple customers and is finalising several additional orders across PSUs and large IPPs, amongst others. (Image Source: Trade Brains)

IWL’s order book stood at ~ 3.3 GW at the end of Q3 FY25, providing a strong visibility for delivering on its guidance and achieving its 2 GW execution target in FY27.

IPG CEO Philippe Krakowsky set for $50 million ‘golden parachute’ amid Omnicom merger deal

IPG CEO Philippe Krakowsky is guaranteed a role as co-Chief Operating Officer of the merged entity and a reported “golden parachute” worth approximately $49 million. (Image: IPG Mediabrands)

The final compensation figures will depend on IPG’s valuation when the deal closes, currently projected for the second half of 2025.

Businesses must take back control in an AI-driven future: S4’s Martin Sorrell

Sir Martin Sorrell said, "Businesses and clients have to take back control. And they have to internalise more and more of their functions. That's because control of content and ideation is critically important."

“Businesses and clients have to take back control. And they have to internalise more and more of their functions. That’s because control of content and ideation is critically important,” he said

India emerges as top alternative to China for global advertisers, says Sir Martin Sorrell

Sorrell’s message is clear: trade wars don’t happen in isolation. They infiltrate the economic bloodstream and affect every organ of the global body—including advertising.

He said that by 2050, 3 of the world’s largest economies, China, India, and Indonesia will be in the top five.