New Delhi, January 20:
The upcoming Union Budget 2026, scheduled for presentation later this month, is expected to prioritise infrastructure development, fiscal discipline, and investment in key sectors, according to economic experts. Officials said the budget may include increased allocations for road, rail, and urban infrastructure projects, aiming to boost economic growth, create jobs, and enhance connectivity across the country.
Analysts also indicated that the government may continue to emphasise fiscal prudence while balancing social welfare spending, with measures to attract private investment and public-private partnerships in critical sectors. Expectations include potential incentives for manufacturing, technology, and green energy initiatives, as well as provisions to support small and medium enterprises, which remain a vital part of India’s economic engine. The budget is being closely watched by businesses, investors, and policymakers for its potential impact on growth and employment.
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