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No cut in capex; SASCI release in FY25 crosses ₹1.46 lakh crore, says FM Sitharaman

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No cut in capex; SASCI release in FY25 crosses ₹1.46 lakh crore, says FM Sitharaman

The Indian government has been facing a lot of criticism over its handling of the economy, especially in terms of its capital expenditure (capex). However, the current Finance Minister, Nirmala Sitharaman, has come out with a strong statement, refuting all claims of a cut in the capex of the Central government. She made this statement while responding to former Finance Minister P Chidambaram’s criticism.

In a recent interview, Sitharaman stated, “There has been no cut in the capex of the Central government.” This statement comes as a response to Chidambaram’s accusation that the government has reduced its capex in the current financial year. Sitharaman further clarified that the government has, in fact, increased its capex by 21% in the first quarter of this financial year compared to the same period last year.

This statement by the Finance Minister is a clear indication that the government is committed to its goal of reviving the economy and is taking all necessary steps to achieve it. It also shows the government’s determination to stay on track with its planned expenditure and not let any external factors affect its progress.

The capex of the Central government is a crucial aspect of the economy as it represents the government’s spending on infrastructure, development projects, and other essential sectors. Any cut in this expenditure can have a significant impact on the economy, and the government’s statement reassures the public that they are not compromising on the country’s growth and development.

Sitharaman’s statement also highlights the government’s efforts to boost the economy, which has been hit hard by the COVID-19 pandemic. The government has announced several relief measures and stimulus packages to support various sectors and revive the economy. The increase in capex is a testament to the government’s commitment to prioritize spending on essential sectors and provide the necessary support to the economy.

Moreover, the Finance Minister’s statement also puts to rest any speculations or doubts about the government’s intentions towards the economy. It shows that the government is transparent and accountable for its actions and is not shying away from addressing concerns raised by the opposition.

The government’s decision to increase capex is a strategic move that will have a positive impact on the economy in the long run. It will create job opportunities, boost demand, and stimulate economic growth. The government’s focus on infrastructure development will also attract investments and improve the country’s overall infrastructure, which is essential for a thriving economy.

Furthermore, the government has also taken steps to streamline the capex process and ensure its effective utilization. Sitharaman has emphasized the need for timely completion of projects and has directed all ministries to monitor their spending closely. This approach will not only ensure the efficient use of funds but also help in achieving the desired results.

In conclusion, the Finance Minister’s statement on the capex of the Central government reflects the government’s commitment to revive the economy and propel it towards growth. The increase in capex, along with other measures, will have a positive impact on the economy and help in its recovery from the effects of the pandemic. The government’s transparency and determination to stay on track with its planned expenditure are commendable and should be seen as a positive step towards achieving a stronger and more resilient economy.

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