It is all known that Central Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman presented the annual financial budget for the year 2026-2027 today in the Lok Sabha today. This is Nirmala ji’s 9th consecutive budget and is presented to strengthens vision of developed India 2047. Well, even Andhra Pradesh’s deputy Chief Minister Pawan Kalyan welcomed the new Union Budget and thanked Modi ji, Nirmala ji and other central ministers for focusing on reforms…
His post reads, “I wholeheartedly welcome the Union Budget 2026–27 presented by the NDA Government under the visionary leadership of Hon’ble Prime Minister. @narendramodi ji. This Budget reflects years of decisive governance focused on reforms, resilience, and people-centric growth. I sincerely commend Hon’ble Finance Minister @nsitharaman ji for presenting a forward-looking, reform-driven and youth-inspired Budget that strengthens India’s economic foundations. With a strong push to manufacturing, MSMEs, infrastructure, green energy, education, skilling and ease of doing business, this Budget accelerates India’s journey towards Viksit Bharat. The emphasis on employment generation, innovation, city economic regions and high-speed rail corridors will reshape growth across regions and sectors. The Budget’s unprecedented emphasis on infrastructure, through record public capital expenditure, logistics corridors, multimodal connectivity and the development of high-speed rail links connecting major growth centres including Mumbai–Pune, Pune–Hyderabad, Hyderabad–Bengaluru, Hyderabad–Chennai, Chennai–Bengaluru, Delhi–Varanasi and Varanasi–Siliguri, will enhance mobility, reduce logistics costs, promote sustainable transport and catalyse economic activity. For Andhra Pradesh, initiatives such as Rare Earth Corridors, the East Coast Industrial Corridor, enhanced public capital expenditure, fisheries development, coastal logistics, MSME support and agri value-chain reforms, under the able and visionary leadership of Hon’ble Chief Minister @ncbn garu, will be effectively translated into action, ensuring investment growth, large-scale employment and inclusive development across the State. This Budget is rooted in Sankalp, guided by Kartavya and driven by Yuva Shakti, empowering states, strengthening the poor and middle class, and building a confident and self-reliant India.”
