A new world order is emerging after COVID-19. India presided over the G20 at a very difficult time

Economic management over past 10 yrs has complimented people-centric development, says Sitharaman
All forms of infrastructure are being built in record time.
All parts of the country are becoming active participants in eco-growth.
DPI, a new factor of production in the 21st century, is instrumental in the formalization of the economy.
Strengthening the finance sector has made things more efficient.

Through rooftop solarisation, 1 crore households will get up to 300 units of free electricity every month

Our govt plans to setup more medical colleges by utilising the existing medical infra under various departments

Next 5 years will be years of unprecedented growth

Govt to launch a scheme to help deserving sections of the middle class, as quoted by PM Modi "living in rented houses, slums or chawls or unauthorized colonies"-- to buy or build their own houses.

Our government will adopt economic policies that foster and sustain growth, said FM Sitharaman. It will be guided by principles of Reform, Perform and Transform.

Healthcare cover under Ayushman Bharat scheme will be extended to all Asha and Anganwadi workers including helpers

PM Vishwakarma Yojana provides end-to-end support to artisans and crafts people engaged in 18 trades

Making triple talaq illegal, reservation of 1/3 seats for women in Parliament and state assemblies, over 70% houses under PM Awas Yojana to women have increased their dignity

Efforts to boost farmers income will be stepped up

83 lakh SAGs with 9 crore women are transforming the rural socio-economic landscape. Their success has assisted in making more than 1 crore women become Lakhpati Didi already

After the successful adoption of Nano Urea, the application of Nano DAP will be expanded in all agroclimatic zones

A strategy will be formulated to achieve Atmanirbharta for oilseeds like sesame, sunflower, mustard, and others, "comprehensive program to support dairy farmers will be formulated."

On the Capex front, the outlay for next year increased by 11.1% to Rs 11.11 lk cr

FY25 CAPEX outlay at 3.4% of GDP

A corpus of Rs 1 lk cr will be established with 50 yr interest-free loan tech-savvy growth

Udan Scheme has led to 570 new routes carrying 1.3 crore passengers

Railways - 3 Major Connectivity announced.
Port connectivity corridor, energy, mineral and cement corridor and High traffic density corridor

Metro and Namo Bharat can be the catalyst for the required urban transformation.

Viability gap funding will be provided for harnessing offshore wind energy for the initial capacity of 1 Gigawatt.

Coal gasification and liquefaction with a capacity of 100 MT will be setup by 2030