The Indian budget for the financial year 2021 2022 was presented by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman to the tune of Rs 5.54 lakh crore, out of which total budget of Rs 1.11 crore will be spent on 217 projects which include railway lines of building construction road and metro solar power, etc. I believe. That the Government of India should have given more money on the basic projects so that along with the basic projects, the Indian economy can get momentum.

To give a boost to Indian startups, the government should give more than 945 crores of seat funds to give wings to Indian startups and all new startups can get good backup so that they can further contribute to the Indian economy.

The year 2020 is one of the most difficult years of this century. It is the most dangerous epidemic year in the history of the world, known as covid 19. It has caused great harm to health, businesses and communities worldwide. The Indian economy deteriorated further due to the lockdown, which highlighted the shortcomings and shortcomings in the supply chain and delayed working around this time of social disaster. Important indicators such as significant growth in the economy, contraction in GDP, expansion of fiscal deficit and high inflation have faced severe attacks on the economy in the past year.

But as it is said, 'There is hope after despair and there are many suns after dark', similarly, the Indian economy is also showing signs of improvement. Faced with the daunting task of getting the economy out of the clutches of destruction again, a set of fiscal and non-fiscal measures took steps during the year to rebuild the economy. This is evident from the pre-budget Economic Survey projection of an 11% increase in real GDP for 2021.