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Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman is set to present the Interim Budget 2024-25 on February 1, with a unique twist this year. A day before the budget presentation, the traditional Economic Survey wont be unveiled due to the interim nature of the budget and the looming Lok Sabha elections in April-M
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FAQ :
It is a report released by the Finance Ministry that reviews the state of the Indian economy, including growth projections and responses to global challenges.
The report anticipates an economic growth rate of 7% or higher for FY24.
It highlights India's resilience in navigating global challenges such as supply chain disruptions, trade slowdowns, and the impact of Artificial Intelligence.
The report discusses the end of hyper-globalization and the global trend towards onshoring and friend-shoring, suggesting India focus on reducing logistics costs and improving product quality.
The report notes significant infrastructure investments, a healthy financial sector with strong credit growth, improved household financial health, job creation, and progress in education and healthcare.
No, a traditional Economic Survey will not be unveiled due to the interim nature of the budget and the upcoming Lok Sabha elections. A full budget and Economic Survey are deferred until July.
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