The Union Budget has been presented at a time when the global economy is facing many challenges. In this Budget, the Centre has set a capital expenditure target of ₹12.2 lakh crore. This means the government plans to spend more on building roads, railways, ports, and other infrastructure to support economic growth.
The Finance Minister said India must remain closely connected to global markets. She stressed the need to attract stable, long-term foreign investment to strengthen the economy. According to her, such investments will help create jobs, improve technology, and boost manufacturing.
The Budget focuses on maintaining economic stability while continuing growth during uncertain times. The government believes higher capital spending will encourage private investment and increase demand in the economy.
At the same time, the Finance Minister said India will manage its finances carefully and reduce risks from global slowdowns. Overall, the Budget aims to balance growth, stability, and global integration in difficult economic conditions.
