In its first budget post its re-election, the central government has touched upon various aspects and tried to strike a balance. Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman’s budget outlay on July 5, 2019 saw the lion’s share going to infrastructure and allied development. Sitharaman’s insistence that growing urbanisation will be viewed as an opportunity and not as a liability, is indicated by the fact that various projects have been announced to lift the Tier II, Tier III cities, not to forget the rural areas as well. In this Episode of The Real Estate Show, Architecht Narayan talks about what wwere the expectations and what has been delivered. #Budget2019 #NirmalaSitharaman #FinanceMinistry
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