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The interim Union Budget for 2024-25, presented by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman , showcases a strategic approach towards fiscal consolidation and infrastructure development while refraining from significant populist measures ahead of the impending national elections.?
This reduction reflects a shift in the economy towards manufacturing, with emphasis on increased private investment and improved tax collection. The budget includes schemes targeting rural development, women's empowerment, and renewable energy to address socio-economic challenges and steer India towards sustainable growth
Sitharaman also announced a scheme aimed at assisting the middle class in acquiring or constructing their own homes, particularly targeting those residing in rental houses, slums, or unauthorised colonies.?
Despite criticism from opposition parties , the government's measured spending approach reflects the country's economic aspirations to become the third-largest economy globally.
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