Where your one rupee went in Budget 2026
Before the government builds roads, funds welfare or talks about growth, your rupee has already been spoken for.
Before the government builds roads, funds welfare or talks about growth, your rupee has already been spoken for.
The Finance Minister’s commitment to fiscal consolidation includes a firm pledge to reduce the central government’s public debt-to-GDP ratio, aiming for a 50% debt ratio by FY31 from 56.1% in FY26.
India’s insurance industry has long been constrained by capital limitations.
India’s nominal GDP growth is projected at 10.1% for FY26, with the fiscal deficit targeted at 4.4% of GDP (Rs 15.68 lakh crore), marking an improvement from 4.8% (Rs 15.69 lakh crore) in FY25
Venkatachalam of AIBEA has criticised the Union Budget saying the Government has failed to live up to the aspirations of the country.