The Centre's effective capital expenditure, including grants to states for creating public assets, surged to ₹90.87 trillion during 2014-26, from ₹17.04 trillion in the previous decade (2004-2014), underscoring the government's sustained push to use public investment as a driver of economic growth.
The Centre's effective capital expenditure, including grants to states for creating public assets, surged to ₹90.87 trillion during 2014-26, from ₹17.04 trillion in the previous decade (2004-2014), underscoring the government's sustained push to use public investment as a driver of economic growth.
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The Centre's effective capital expenditure, including grants to states for creating public assets, surged to ₹90.87 trillion during 2014-26, from ₹17.04 trillion in the previous decade (2004-2014), underscoring the government's sustained push to use public investment as a driver of economic growth.
