Budget

The Delhi Budget for 2025–26 signals a targeted push toward strengthening urban mobility and expanding educational infrastructure, underscoring the government’s intent to balance social development with long-term economic efficiency. By directing higher allocations to transport and education, the administration aims to improve public services, enhance productivity, and support inclusive growth in the national capital. Investments in modern transit systems and learning facilities are positioned as foundational pillars for sustainable development.

India’s Union Budget 2027 is expected to reinforce the government’s infrastructure-led growth strategy, with capital expenditure projected to rise by around 10 percent, according to the chief financial officer of Larsen & Toubro. The outlook signals policy continuity amid global uncertainty and slowing private investment in some sectors. A steady increase in public spending on roads, railways, energy, and urban infrastructure is seen as critical to sustaining economic momentum.