More Investment Powers To Middle Class Group

 

✅ Faceless Assessment and Taxpayer Charter to continue, with 99% of returns processed based on self-assessment.  


📌 Healthcare & Education  

✅ 10,000 additional medical seats in 2025-26; 75,000 seats targeted in 5 years.  

✅ 200 new cancer centers to be established.  

✅ 50,000 Atal Tinkering Labs in govt schools; broadband for all secondary schools.  


📌 Infrastructure & Economy

✅ Fiscal deficit target: 4.8% (FY25), 4.4% (FY26).  

✅ ₹1 lakh crore Urban Challenge Fund for city growth hubs.  

✅ Modified UDAN scheme to connect 120 new destinations.  

✅ 100GW nuclear energy target by 2047.  


📌 Agriculture & Rural Development

✅ Kisan Credit Card limit increased to ₹5 lakh.  

✅ 6-year ‘Atmanirbharta Mission’ for self-reliance in pulses.  

✅ Makhana Board to be set up in Bihar for value addition.  


📌 MSMEs & Startups

✅ Credit guarantee cover for MSMEs raised to ₹10 crore.  

✅ Deeptech Fund of Funds to boost tech innovation.  

✅ FDI in insurance hiked to 100%.  


📌 Women & Youth Empowerment

✅ New scheme for SC/ST women offering 5-year term loans.  

✅ 5 National Centres of Excellence for Skilling to equip youth.  

✅ Saksham Anganwadi & Poshan 2.0 to benefit 8 crore children & 1 crore mothers.  


📌 Tourism & Culture 

✅ Homestays to get Mudra loans; medical tourism to be promoted.  

✅ Top 50 tourist destinations to be developed with states.  


📌 Green Energy & Sustainability

✅ Incentives for renewable energy projects.  

✅ Mission for solar PV cells, electrolysers, and grid-scale batteries.  


This budget focuses on growth, inclusivity, and sustainability, paving the way for a #ViksitBharat! 🇮🇳


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