Budget 2022 has been announced and it looks like the government is in for the long term game. The effective capital expenditure of the central government is estimated to be at Rs. 10.68 lakh cr. in 2022-23 making up 4.1% of the GDP. Here’s a compilation of what some of the best smallcase managers have to say about the newly announced budget.
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