Budget 2024: Bihar & Andhra Snatch Spotlight In Budget| Start-up Ecosystem Put High-up| NWTK

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Published 2024-07-23

In the latest episode of Nation Wants to know, Deepti Sachdeva Discusses about Union Budget 2024. Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Tuesday announced a host of developmental projects for key states of Bihar and Andhra Pradesh in Budget 2024-25. The announcement is especially significant as Nitish Kumar in Bihar and Chandrababu Naidu in Andhra Pradesh turned out to be kingmakers after the Lok Sabha election results, aiding the BJP-led National Democratic Alliance (NDA) to come back to power for a record third term. Despite attempts by the Opposition-led INDIA bloc to sway both Nitish Kumar and Chandrababu Naidu to their side, both leaders remained firm on Prime Minister Narendra Modi's side.Watch the show to know more. Stay tuned.

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All Comments (5)

@kvlkvl5895 4 hours ago

Even now Bihar gets more funds than Andhra. It is not favour of center but.unjust fr Andhra after bifurcation. Not even a capital.
@HumayunKabir-lh7yc 1 hour ago

In the budget, gold for Adani-Ambani, silver for Bihar-Andhra and a rattle for others.
@knnpillai7438 4 hours ago

The union budget is partisan..while it lavishes favours on two states, the others are given a raw deal.
@fiamahelena4738 3 hours ago

SIMPLE LOGIC : NO MONEY TO ANDHRA AND BIHAR , THEN NO BJP GOVT. AT THE CENTRE . NAIDU AND KUMAR HAVE REPLACED LORD RAM . WORSHIP THE LIVING GODS TO STAY AS PM .