Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman repeatedly mentioned in her budget speech about achieving the goal of a “developed India”. The government has set a target of including India in the ranks of developed nations of the world by 2047. Its impression is also visible in the comprehensive budget for 2024-25. Nirmala Sitharaman has also talked about preparing 9 growth highways for it.
In fact, the government has set 9 priorities in the budget at this time. In this, along with the infrastructure development of the country, an attempt has been made to cater to almost all sections of the society. Let us take a look at these 9 highway plans by Nirmala Sitharaman.
budget priorities
In the budget, the government has focused on increasing agricultural productivity, employment and skill development, human resource development and social justice, manufacturing and services, urban development, energy conservation, infrastructure development, innovation, research and development and new generation economic reforms. he stressed. The government’s attention is also seen in these 9 points of the budget.
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This time the government has set 9 priorities in the budget.
This is the government’s entire plan.
If you read the budget provisions, you will understand that the government has planned to follow these nine fast-track growth paths to achieve the goal of a developed India.
In the agricultural sector, the government’s focus is on organic farming, bio-input centres and natural farming. This is a decision taken keeping in mind the rise in agricultural exports from India.
For employment and skill development, the budget has focused on the ‘Pradhan Mantri Internship Scheme’, incentives for employers and increased participation of women in the workforce.
Along with this, the idea of modernising 1000 IITs, PM Tribal Unnat Gram Abhiyan for tribals and opening 100 branches of India Post Payment Bank in the north-eastern areas is a provision for human resource development and social justice in the country.
While the government has given impetus to next-generation economic reforms by initiating tax simplification, it has asked startups to increase their focus on growth and innovation by abolishing angel tax. The government itself will help agribusiness startups.
Not only this, the government has kept a capital expenditure budget of over Rs 11 lakh crore for urban and infrastructure development in the country. The government is also focusing on promoting solar energy.
