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Union Budget 2022: India's Economic Growth Plan Unveiled

Discover how the Union Budget 2022 aims to boost India's growth with new initiatives in technology, infrastructure, and social sectors. Find out how these plans could shape India's economy this decade.

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Union Budget 2022: India's Economic Growth Plan Unveiled

The Union Budget 2022, presented by the Finance Minister, is expected to outline key strategies for India's economic growth. While the name of the presenter remains unknown, the recommendations focus on technology, infrastructure, and social sectors to propel India's economy as the fastest growing major nation this decade.

The Budget is set to establish a Technology Commission of India, coordinating technology strategy and funding. To boost infrastructure, the government plans to list shelf-ready projects in the Infrastructure Pipeline for swift implementation. Additionally, the Budget aims to enhance rural connectivity by increasing allocations under the Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana (PMGSY).

To foster manufacturing competitiveness, missions on hydrogen and electric vehicles are to be announced. The Budget also targets a significant increase in public spending on education, aiming to reach 6% of GDP within the next three to four years. Similarly, public expenditure on healthcare is expected to rise from 1.3% to 2.5-3% of GDP by 2025. Furthermore, the Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act (MGNREGA) allocation is proposed to be increased to Rs 1 lakh crores in the next fiscal year.

The Union Budget 2022, with its focus on technology, infrastructure, education, healthcare, and rural development, seeks to drive India's economy as the fastest growing major economy in 2022 and beyond. These initiatives, if implemented effectively, could significantly impact India's growth trajectory this decade.

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