WhileCM Shindesaid budget rolled out an economic vision that would supportMaharashtra‘s efforts to become a $1 trillion economy, the opposition described it as disappointing, alleging there was no allocation of special funds for the state.
CM Shinde said substantial provision had been made for all sectors. “This is a budget which will support the poor, provide relief to the middle-class, boost industries and Infrastructure. It strikes a balance between urban and rural areas,” he added.
Rs 10 lakh crore has been allocated for infrastructure. It will benefit various projects in Maharashtra. Small-scale industries in Maharashtra are considered the most efficient in the country. The proposed amendments in the credit guarantee scheme will make these small enterprises more productive. Agriculture-notes-for-state-psc-exams”>Agriculture and the cooperative sector have been given priority. Cooperatives are the state’s strength,” he noted. He said the decision to set up 157 Nursing colleges will also benefit Maharashtra.