1.      To accelerate and sustain economic growth by enhancing competitiveness and building resilience to volatile global dynamics

2.      To fulfil the aspirations of people and build their capacity and make them strong partners in India's path to prosperity

3.      To ensure 'sab ka saath, sab ka vikas.' It is to ensure that every family, community, region has access to resources, amenities opportunities for meaningful participation

a.       To develop India's global bio-pharma hub, it is proposed Biopharma Shakti with Rs 10,000 crore outlay over 5 years.

b.      To enhance chemical production: Three dedicated chemical parks to enhance domestic production, reduce import dependence, and improve cluster-based manufacturing competitiveness, Plug and Play model.

c.       Propose a scheme for container manufacturing with a budgetary allocation of Rs 10,000 cr over 5 years

d.      Building capacity for Strong Capital Goods: It is propose a high-tech toolrooms establishment for manufacturing high-precision components at scale and lower costs. An introduction of a scheme for enhancement of construction and infrastructure equipment’s to strengthen production of high-value CIE

e.       Orissa, Kerala, TN and Andhra Pradesh to be part of rare earth corridor

f.        Introduced a credit guarantee support mechanism, to revive 200 legacy industrial clusters to improve cost competitiveness creating champion MSMEs.

g.       Proposal to top up self-reliant India fund with ₹2,000 crore.

h.      Proposed liquidity support to MSMEs to leverage their full potential, also proposes set up of transaction settlement platform.

i.         Proposed to introduce Rs 10,000 crore SME growth fund. The idea is to incentivize SMEs based on selected criteria.

j.         Self-reliant India fund to Rs 2000 crore to continue support to micro enterprises.

k.       Plans to facilitate the creation of modular courses to train 'Corporate Mitras'. Which will help MSMEs to ensure regulatory compliance.

l.         Carbon capture utilization and storage (CCUS). Government is aligning with roadmap of 2025. An outlay of Rs. 20,000 crores over the next five years for the purpose of Carbon capture utilization and storage.

m.    Seven high speed rail corridors between cities announced: Mumbai to Pune , Hyderabad to Bengaluru, Chennai to Bengaluru, New Delhi to Varanasi, Varanasi to Siliguri

n.      A high-powered Education-to-Employment Enterprises Standing Committee will be set up to strengthen India’s services sector. The committee will focus on identifying areas with high potential for growth, employment generation, and export opportunities, aiming to position India as a global leader in services.

o.      Exemption from income tax for five years to nonresidents providing capital goods, equipment or tooling, to any toll manufacturer in a bonded zone.

1. BCD rate on Potassium hydroxide, falling under tariff item 2815 20 00, is being increased from Nil to 7.5%, vide omission of S. No. 21 of notification No. 36/2024-Customs dated 23rd July, 2024 [S. No. 6 of notification No. 01/2026-Customs dated 1st February, 2026 refers]. This change will come into effect from 2nd February, 2026

2. BCD rate on Sodium antimonate, falling under tariff item 2841 90 00, for use in manufacture of solar glass is being decreased from 7.5% to Nil vide insertion of S. No. 110A in TABLE I of notification No. 45/2025-Customs dated 24th October, 2025 [S. No. I (42) of notification No. 02/2026-Customs, dated 1st February, 2026 refers]. This change is being made effective from 2nd February, 2026

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