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    Lightbulb Indian Budget 2008-09- HIGHLIGHTS

    Keeping inflation under check to be the focus

    Agriculture disappointing at average annual growth of 2.6%

    Soyabean output to be 9.45 mn tonnes

    Maize production to be 16.78 mn tonnes

    Rice production to be 94.08 mn tonnes

    Total agri production to be 219.32 mn tonnes at all time high

    Agri credit doubled in first two years

    Focus on achievement of self-sufficiency in food grain

    Agriculture credit to touch 2,40,000 cr in 2008

    Gross Budgetary support to be Rs 243,386 cr about Rs 38,286 cr more than 2007-08

    Education & health to get 20% more from Rs 28,674 cr to Rs 34,4000

    Bharat Nirman allocation to go up from Rs 31,280 cr from Rs 24,603 cr

    About 6,000 high quality schools to be built by 2009

    3 IITs to be set up in Bihar, AP, Rajasthan

    16 new Central universities to be built

    Bhopal and Tripura to get one IIScR each and 2 colleges of art

    410 additional Kasturba Gandhi Vidyalaya to be set up in backward blocks.

    Navodaya Vidyalayas to be opened in 20 districts with special focus on regions having SC/ST concentration. Allocation of Rs 130 crore for this purpose.

    Healthcare allocation to be raised by 15%

    Rs 85 crore sanctioned for scholarships to students pursuing science education.

    NRHM to get Rs 1,250 cr budgetary allocation

    Allocation for ICDS increased to Rs 6300 crore.

    A national programme for the elderly to be started at a cost of Rs. 400 crore.

    Rs 992 crore for national AIDS programme

    Rashtriya Swasthya Bima Yojna for 30,000 workers in organised sector in BPL category

    IT industry gets Rs 100 cr for connecting knowledge institutions

    NREGS to be extended to 596 rural distt with an ouutlay of Rs 16,000cr

    The remuneration 9 of Angan Bari workers has been increased from Rs 100 cr-1500 cr per month

    Rs 200 cr for providing portable water system in each school in areas of water scarce regions

    NE region to continue getting special attention

    Sanitation to get Rs 1,200 cr

    Allocation of Rs 75 cr for 2008-09 for the Rajiv Gandhi felicitation programme

    Rs 3,966 cr for SC/STs schemes

    Rajiv Gandhi drinking water mission to get Rs 7,300 cr

    54 departments to be set up gender budgeting divisions

    288 public sector bank branches to be opened in areas with concentration of minorities

    Schemes for woman to get Rs 11,460 cr this fiscal

    Child related schemes to get Rs 33,434 cr

    Mobilisation of additional resources of Rs 10,000 cr as planned capital expenditure under Plan-B

    Allocation for ministry of mioinorities doubled to Rs 1,000 cr

    Schemes for woman to get Rs 11,460 cr this fiscal

    Agriculture share in total investment up from 10.2% in 2003-04 to 16% during the 11th Plan

    Agri credit traget to be Rs 2,80,000 cr for 2008-09

    LIC to cover all woman SHGs linked to the bank

    500 soil testing labs to be set up in the 11th plan, govt to give 1 time budgetary assistance of Rs 75 cr to agri ministry

    for settingt up mobile soil testing facilities

    National Horticulure Mission to get Rs 1,100 cr

    Micro irrigation scheme gets Rs 500 cr to cover 4,00,000 additional hectares

    Govt sets up irrigation and water resource finance corp with an initial corpus of Rs 100 cr

    Schedule Commercial Banks farm credit 75%
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