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2014 Budget of Delhi
The 2014 Budget of Delhi, presented by the then Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, marked a significant fiscal strategy aimed at addressing the city's infrastructural and social challenges. Announced on June 30, 2014, the budget totaled approximately â¹41,129 crores (around $6.6 billion), reflecting an increase of around 12% from the previous year's budget. Key allocations included substantial investments in education, health, and sanitation, underscoring the government's commitment to social welfare. The budget also emphasized infrastructure development, with provisions for improvements in transportation and housing. However, it faced scrutiny for its ambitious targets amidst the financial constraints faced by the Delhi government, paving the way for ongoing political and economic discussions in the region.