Additional expenditure includes Rs 700 cr for oil ministry and Rs 500 for price stabilisation fund.
Without greater and consistent usage of bank accounts, the promises of financial inclusion equitable economic growth growing and successful businesses, and improving financial security and prosperity will remain elusive.
New Delhi: The Indian government on Wednesday sought parliament's approval to spend an extra 106.5 billion rupees ($1.65 billion) in new spending in the fiscal year to March 2018, on top of an earlier approved spending of $333.3 billion in the annual budget.
The additional expenditure includes 70 billion rupees for the oil ministry and 5 billion rupees for price stabilisation fund.
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