She said like ‘SaptaRishi’, this year budget priority will be given to seven sectors.
7 Preferred Sectors
The Center has given good news for new home buyers. The funds for PM Awas Yojana Funds have increased by 66 percent this time compared to last year which is a total increase of Rs.79 thousand crores.
New Schemes
Encouragement to small grain farmers through Shri Anna Scheme. The research will be conducted in Hyderabad. Allocation of Rs. 20 lakh crore for agricultural loans
A new scheme of ‘Matsya Sampada Yojana’ on which 6 thousand crores are allocated.
The Atmanirbar Bharat Clean plant scheme announced in the budget will help push green growth. Also a special fund for the development of agriculture start-ups
Allocation of Rs. 2.4 lakh crores for Railways. Higher allocation of funds compared to 2013-14
75 thousand crores for one hundred key infrastructure projects. An allocation of Rs.10 lakh crore for capital expenditure in this budget
Recruitment of 38,800 teachers to Ekalavya schools.
A total of 79 thousand crores has been allocated for PM Awas Yojana
Interest-free loan scheme to states extended for another year i.e an amount of Rs. 13.7 lakh crores.
A new scheme named Mission Karma Yogi Scheme through which the houses will be constructed for civil service employees.
5MMT hydrogen manufacturing target by 2023. Allocation of Rs.20,700 crore for green energy in Ladakh
2516 crores for National Collaborative Data Base.
100 labs set up for designing and building 5G applications