Budget for real India

I also want to focus on one burning issue of this year though it doesn't directly relate to the poor alone. Corruption. And the only solution for corruption is a functional judicial system. Optimum funds should be allocated to improve this segment too.

At the end, all I would like to say is that no one can deny that the Indian farmer and poor too need to share in the spoils of globalisation. What happens if farm productivity in India touches the level of China and the poor start getting purchasing power?

The truth of it all is that in the real sense, it is also going to benefit the corporate sector immensely. For, once the poor have purchasing power, it is the corporate sector which will reap the benefits like how the
Chinese corporations have been getting advantaged.