Delhi: Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman addresses Post-Budget Conference says, “There is no reduction in public spending on capital expenditure. Let’s put that up front. We continue to emphasise the multiplier effect that capital expenditure by the government has shown, which has sustained us. We will continue on this path. With all of this, our fiscal prudence has aligned itself with the glide path that we announced in 2020-21. We have kept ourselves in alignment, and fiscal prudence has been maintained. The estimate for the coming year has also been given, well under 4.5%, as we had said earlier, and we are projecting the same…”
Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman Addresses Post-Budget Conference
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