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Kerala Startup Mission (KSUM) CEO Anoop Ambika welcomed the announcements saying they were in the expected lines.
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, in the annual budget, set the capex outlay at Rs 11,200 cr for 2025-26, a modest increase from 2024-25.
Balagopal said that Kerala's debt is only 33.09% of the domestic product, contrary to claims that the state is in a debt trap.
As the opposition sought to corner the government on the issue of paper leaks, Speaker Om Birla said it is not right to raise questions about all exams.
The minister said high-standard and affordable projects which envisage a future in Kerala were being planned.
Sitharaman did not find the Bishop's offer hard to refuse and failed to address the Kerala rubber sector's nightmare of unrestricted imports of natural rubber.
Moreover, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has stopped monetising the government deficit long ago.
As per the latest status report released by LSGD, 47.89 per cent of the extremely poor households identified have come out of extreme poverty.
Greater adoption of e-buses for public transport networks will be encouraged through payment security mechanisms.
Tourism, including spiritual tourism, has tremendous opportunities for local entrepreneurship, said FM.
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