Budget Shunned Populism, Bets On Capex To Power Jobs, Growth: PM Modi

In a significant address regarding the recently presented Union Budget, Prime Minister Narendra Modi emphasized the government's commitment to productive spending rather than succumbing to short-term populism. He highlighted that the budget prioritizes substantial capital expenditures aimed at enhancing infrastructure, which he believes will be crucial for job creation and economic growth. Modi stated that this approach reflects a deliberate strategy to invest in long-term development, setting a foundation for sustainable progress. The Prime Minister underscored that record allocations towards infrastructure projects are essential for driving employment opportunities and fostering a robust economic environment in the country. By focusing on these strategic investments, the government aims to set a trajectory for comprehensive growth, aligning with its broader vision for India's future prosperity.
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