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Industrial Growth The government has identified seven strategic and frontier sectors to scale up manufacturing and reduce import dependencies. The focus is on strengthening high-tech manufacturing, critical minerals, chemical clusters, biopharma, semiconductors and container manufacturing. Initiative Details Biopharma SHAKTI A healthcare advancement strategy with an outlay of Rs. 10,000 crore over five years, aimed at making India a hub for biolog
Empowerment of MSMEs and Service Sectors MSMEs are recognised as the “engine of growth” and are being supported through a three-pronged strategy focused on equity, liquidity and professional assistance. The budget also places emphasis on strengthening the services sector, creative economy and employment-oriented growth. Initiative Details SME Growth Fund A dedicated Rs. 10,000 crore fund has been created to provide equity support to pr
Agriculture & Rural Development The budget focuses on increasing farmer incomes through high-value crops, AI-driven advisory and rural enterprise development. The emphasis is on productivity enhancement, crop diversification, women-led rural enterprises and integrated fisheries development. Initiative Details Coconut Promotion Scheme The scheme aims to enhance productivity for nearly 10 million farmers dependent on coconut farming.
Infrastructure: Connectivity and Urban Growth The “Reform Express” vision focuses on modernising India’s physical and digital infrastructure through high-speed connectivity, waterways and urban economic development. The strategy aims to strengthen logistics efficiency, regional growth, multimodal transport and sustainable urbanisation. Project Details High-Speed Rail Corridors Seven high-speed rail corridors are proposed, includi
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Social Welfare: Health, Education, and Inclusion Human capital development remains central to the “Second Kartavya”, with focus on health, education, care services and inclusion. The social welfare push aims to strengthen healthcare capacity, support elderly care, promote medical value tourism and improve women’s participation in STEM education. Scheme / Focus Area Details Allied Health Professionals The budget proposes creation
Tax Reforms Part B of the Budget speech introduced the Income Tax Act, 2025, replacing the older Income-tax Act, 1961 with effect from 1 April 2026. The reforms focus on tax simplification, digital compliance, rationalisation of tax rates and customs duty reductions to support investment, trade and economic efficiency. Reform Area Details Income Tax Act, 2025 The new Act replaces the 1961 Income-tax Act and comes into effect from April 1, 2026.
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Energy Security and Climate Action Aligning with India’s Net Zero goals, the budget introduces new technologies and incentives to decarbonise industry. The focus is on carbon capture, renewable fuels, battery storage and solar-linked inputs to strengthen clean energy transition. Initiative Details CCUS Carbon Capture, Utilization and Storage has received an outlay of Rs. 20,000 crore over five years. Industrial Readiness The
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Financial Sector & Governance The budget focuses on strengthening fiscal federalism, financial sector reforms, municipal financing and trade facilitation. It reflects a structured Kartavya-driven governance approach, positioning Yuva Shakti as a major driver of India’s long-term development vision. Reform Area Details 16th Finance Commission The government accepted the recommendation to retain vertical tax devolution to states at 41%.
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‘Board of Peace’ On 22nd January 2026, the U.S. President formally launched the ‘Board of Peace’. The initiative began as a Gaza-focused reconstruction and ceasefire body, but its mandate has expanded toward global conflict resolution and stability promotion. Aspect Details Nature of Body The Board of Peace is a US-initiated multilateral body originally mandated to oversee Gaza’s post-war reconstruction and ceasefire
U.S. Action in Venezuela: Oil, Sovereignty & International Law On 3rd January 2026, the U.S. carried out a military operation in Venezuela and captured President Nicolás Maduro. The U.S. accused him of working with drug cartels and claimed that Venezuela posed a security threat, making the action controversial under sovereignty and international law principles. Issue Details Violation of Article 2(4) The U.S. use of military force again
UK Transfers Sovereignty of Chagos Islands to Mauritius On 22nd May 2025, the United Kingdom agreed to transfer sovereignty of the Chagos Islands to Mauritius. The agreement ends decades of British control over the Indian Ocean archipelago, while retaining strategic military arrangements over Diego Garcia. Aspect Details Sovereignty Transfer The UK agreed to transfer sovereignty of the Chagos Islands to Mauritius after decades of British control.
World’s Largest Dam on Brahmaputra On 19th July 2025, China began constructing a mega dam on the Yarlung Tsangpo in Medog county near Arunachal Pradesh. With a planned capacity of 60,000 MW, the project is expected to become the world’s largest hydroelectric dam, surpassing the Three Gorges Dam. Concern Details Threat to Arunachal Pradesh India views the dam as a growing threat to the northeastern frontier because sudden water releases
Nicaragua Withdraws from UNESCO On 4th May 2025, Nicaragua formally withdrew from UNESCO. The withdrawal came after UNESCO announced that the 2025 Guillermo Cano World Press Freedom Prize would be awarded to La Prensa, a prominent Nicaraguan newspaper critical of President Ortega. Aspect Details Withdrawal Date Nicaragua formally withdrew from UNESCO on 4th May 2025. Immediate Trigger The decision followed UNESCO’s announceme
Israel Recognises Somaliland as an Independent State On 26th December 2025, Israel became the second United Nations member state to officially recognise the Republic of Somaliland as an independent and sovereign state. The recognition has renewed debates over statehood, sovereignty, territorial integrity and international recognition in the Horn of Africa. Aspect Details Recognition by Israel Israel officially recognised Somaliland as an independe
CPEC Extension to Afghanistan: Strategic Concerns for India On 21st May 2025, China and Pakistan formally agreed to expand the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) into Afghanistan. The move marks a major strategic development in the region and has sparked strong opposition from India due to sovereignty, security and connectivity concerns. Concern Details Regional Convergence The expansion marks the first major regional convergence between Tali
CPEC Extension to Afghanistan: Strategic Concerns for India On 21st May 2025, China and Pakistan formally agreed to expand the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) into Afghanistan. The move marks a major strategic development in the region and has sparked strong opposition from India due to sovereignty, security and connectivity concerns. Concern Details Regional Convergence The expansion marks the first major regional convergence between Tali
Net Zero Banking Alliance (NZBA) Shuts Down On 3rd October 2025, the global banking industry’s Net Zero Banking Alliance (NZBA) announced that it would cease operations and officially dissolve. The shutdown followed high-profile exits by major US banks and rising political pressure amid weakening global climate commitments. Aspect Details Closure Announcement NZBA announced its dissolution on 3rd October 2025 after major member exits and gro
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Washington Accords for Peace and Prosperity On 4th December 2025, the US President hosted the signing of the Washington Accords for Peace and Prosperity between the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) and the Republic of Rwanda in Washington, DC. The accords seek to reduce long-standing conflict, promote economic cooperation and establish the foundation for peace in Africa’s Great Lakes region. Aspect Details Agreement The Washington Acco
US Withdraws From 66 International Organisations In January 2026, the United States President signed an executive order withdrawing the US from 66 international organisations, agencies and commissions. The decision triggered strong global reactions and raised concerns about the future of multilateral cooperation. Aspect Details Executive Order The order withdrew the US from 66 international organisations, agencies and commissions. Reas
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