- India's new budget allocates over $580 billion, prioritizing infrastructure and manufacturing growth.
- Capital spending has increased to a record high of roughly $133 billion, focusing on railways and ports.
- The budget includes $13 billion to support electronics manufacturing and mitigate the impact of US tariffs.

A: Hey! Did you hear about India's new budget?

B: No way! What's it all about?

A: It’s huge! Like, over 580 billion dollars! They're really focusing on building things up.

B: Wow! Like, what kind of things?

A: Mostly infrastructure! Think railways, ports... big stuff! They're spending a *lot* more money this year.

B: Seriously? That's a big increase! Why are they doing that?

A: Well, partly because of those US tariffs, remember? Trump raised them a while ago.

B: Oh, right! About the oil from Russia? That’s tough.

A: Exactly! The budget’s trying to help Indian industries that are struggling because of those tariffs.

B: So, it’s like a safety net? Clever!

A: Yep! And they're also trying to make more electronics in India – part of Modi’s “Make in India” plan.

B: Ah, I’ve heard about that. Trying to build a stronger economy, huh?

A: Precisely! Modi says it’s a “highway of opportunities!” Pretty optimistic!

B: Sounds like India’s got a plan!