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Budget sets total expenditure at Rs 53.47 lakh crore for 2026-27 as govt balances growth with fiscal discipline: FM Sitharaman

The Union Budget for FY 2026-27 has pegged total expenditure at Rs 53.47 lakh crore, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said while replying to the discussion on the Budget in the Lok Sabha, outlining the government’s strategy of maintaining high capital spending alongside fiscal consolidation.The revised estimate for the current financial year ending March 31 has…

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Union Budget 2026-27: Infrastructure-led growth to strengthen real estate sector outlook

Union Budget 2026–27 positions real estate as a downstream beneficiary of infrastructure-led growth. (AI image) By Chintan Patel and Aman MehtaThe Union Budget 2026–27 reinforces a push towards infrastructure driven economic growth, setting a constructive backdrop for India’s real estate sector. While the budget does not introduce direct demand-side incentives for housing, its sharp focus…

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Rahul Gandhi didn’t speak first on budget debate to avoid ‘engineered disruptions’: Report | India News

NEW DELHI: Congress MP Rahul Gandhi did not open the discussion on the Union budget in the Lok Sabha on Tuesday, citing concerns over potential “engineered disruptions” by the treasury benches, party sources cited by PTI said. The leader of opposition in the House is now expected to speak on the budget on Wednesday. According…

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‘Not right at all’ to say Tamil Nadu was ignored in Budget: FM Sitharaman | India News

NEW DELHI: Amid the Budget discussion that started in the Rajya Sabha on Monday, finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman called out DMK member P Wilson for his claim that Tamil Nadu was ignored in the Union Budget. She highlighted various initiatives unveiled in the Budget for the poll-bound state and observed that “sweeping statements like these…

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Budget 2026–27 high-speed rail push: Delhi to Varanasi in under 4 hours, Mumbai–Pune in 48 minutes, and more |

Indian Railways forms the backbone of the nation’s transport network, linking cities, towns, and remote regions while supporting economic growth and social integration. The Union Budget 2026–27 has given a major boost to railway development, with a strong focus on passenger-centric modernisation, improved safety, and enhanced regional connectivity through record allocations to states. The budget…

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Budget 2026: Strengthening farm incomes through smarter price risk management

When exchanges are active and predictable, FPOs can aggregate produce and hedge prices before harvest. (AI image) By Dr. Arun Raste, MD and CEO, NCDEXIndian agriculture has always had the backing of strong public policy support. Systems like MSP, procurement and buffer stocking have played a stabilising role for decades. They give confidence to farmers…

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‘Krrish 4’ stalled as Hrithik Roshan and Aditya Chopra at odds over Rs 500 crore budget – Reports |

Fans of India’s favorite superhero will have to wait a little longer, as ‘Krrish 4’ has officially hit a significant financial roadblock. The highly anticipated fourth installment is facing a major production delay, not due to creative issues or script changes, but because of a substantial budget disagreement between Hrithik Roshan and producer Aditya Chopra.According…

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Decoding Budget 2026-27: Delivering clarity, balance, and a long‑term vision

Decoding Budget 2026-27: Delivering clarity, balance, and a long‑term vision (AI image) By Rajeev DimriAnnounced against the backdrop of heightened geopolitical tensions, the Union Budget 2026–27 carried expectations of reinforcing India’s global standing—especially in light of recently concluded Foreign Trade Agreements. The Budget 2026 continues to advance India’s long‑term strategic narrative: strengthening manufacturing as the…

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Urban affairs ministry set to end up with non-utilisation of around 40% of allocated budget for FY26

NEW DELHI: Despite the Centre’s focus on augmenting urban infrastructure and planned urbanisation, the housing and urban affairs ministry is set to end up with non-utilisation of around 40% of the Rs 96,777 crore the budget had allocated for the current financial year, which ends in March. The total expenditure for FY 25-26 is estimated…

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