Budget 2022: List of schemes announced in Budget 2022-23

Safalta Expert Published by: Kirti Singh Updated Sun, 03 Apr 2022 11:40 PM IST

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Have you checked the New Schemes by the Finance Minister during the launch of Union Budget 2022-23? If not then read here Complete list of all scheme announced in Budget 2022-23

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi praised the 2022 Union Budget as "people-friendly" and "progressive," saying it gives India's development trajectory new energy and power, especially at a time when the country is fighting the pandemic. "This Budget will increase infrastructure, investment, development, and job creation," he stated.
The Prime Minister stated that the Indian youth regard this Budget as one that will help them achieve their goals and that the emphasis on futuristic technologies in all areas is notable and will benefit a wide range of our population. PM Modi, on the other hand, stated that he will discuss the Budget in further depth tomorrow. The Budget, which focuses on four pillars of development — inclusive development, productivity enhancement, energy transition, and climate action — provides a blueprint for India's economy from 75 to 100, according to Sitharaman. Also Check: Budget-2022 Analysis E-Book

In 2022-23, the Budget expects the Central government's effective capital spending to be Rs 10.68 lakh crore or around 4.1 percent of GDP. The Finance Minister announced that the GST collections for the month of January 2022 were Rs 1,40,986 crore, the highest since the tax was introduced in 2017. In a major push for digital currency, Sitharaman announced that the RBI will issue digital rupees using blockchain technology beginning in 2022-23. According to the Finance Minister, this will provide a significant boost to the economy. Moreover, there are many new Budget Schemes announced by the Finance Minister. Below is the List of schemes announced in Budget 2022-23.

PM Modi explained the vision of Budget 2022, saying that with the world's changed perception of India, it is critical for us to move the country forward at a rapid pace by strengthening our economy. According to the Prime Minister, there is a possibility of a new world order following the COVID pandemic. Today, the world's perception of India has shifted dramatically. The world now wants to see a more powerful India. PM Modi expressed gratitude to the central government for its efforts, saying, "It is critical that we create a self-sufficient and modern India. This Budget contains a number of significant provisions that will propel India forward into the modern era. Because of decisions made in the last seven years, India's economy has been growing steadily."


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Parvat Mala:

The Parvat Mala project is being implemented in Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand, J&K, and the northeast. It will help to create a modern transportation and connectivity infrastructure in the hills, as well as make villages on our borders more alive. This is one of the most important Budget Schemes announced this year. The project will be implemented under a PPP (Public-Private-Partnership) model, which will be a more environmentally sustainable alternative to traditional highways in tough hilly locations. The goal is to improve commuter connectivity and convenience while also encouraging tourism. This could also apply to congested urban areas where traditional mass transit systems are impractical. Currently, the scheme is being implemented in Uttarakhand, Himachal Pradesh, Manipur, Jammu and Kashmir, and other North-Eastern states. Schemes announced in budget 2022 have Parvat Mala as one of the schemes.


 


National Tele Mental Health Programme:

The program would consist of a network of 23 tele-mental health excellence centers, with NIMHANS serving as the nodal center and the International Institute of Information Technology, IIIT, Bangalore providing technical assistance. This is one of the Lists of Schemes launched this year. Healthcare professionals applauded the Centre's introduction of a National Telemental Health Program, particularly in light of the extended COVID, but said that other essential issues such as health insurance incentives and skill development were not adequately addressed in the Union Budget. While presenting the Budget-2022-23, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman stated that the program will be launched to improve access to quality mental health counseling and care services and that it will include digital registries of health providers and health facilities, a unique health identity, a consent framework, and universal access to health facilities. The new schemes of budget 2022 has National Tele Mental Health Programme as an important scheme.