GDP Growth
India’s economic trajectory, as outlined by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, paints a picture of resilience and potential amidst global uncertainties.
Presenting her fourth Union Budget on Tuesday, Union Finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman emphasised boosting the healthcare sector in the wake of the Coronavirus outbreak.
Sitharaman announced that the government will spend Rs 64,180 crore on healthcare over the next six years.
Beginning her address, Sitharaman emphasized on the importance of boosting the healthcare sector. “We are in the thick of the Omicron wave, and our vaccine campaign’s rapidity has tremendously aided us.” We are in a solid position to resist challenges thanks to the rapid strengthening of health infrastructure during the last two years. “With Sabka Prayas, I am optimistic that we will maintain our robust growth,” Sitharaman stated.
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Sitharaman announced last year that the government will spend Rs 64,180 crore on healthcare over the next six years.
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