India’s crumbling judicial infrastructure could benefit from a higher allocation this budget. Greater resources for technology could improve access to the justice system.

The Economic Survey for 2022-23, the flagship document of the Ministry of Finance, pegged India’s GDP growth for the next financial year at 6-6.8 percent.

Here are some key reactions of economists, policymakers and market participants compiled by Moneycontrol:

The document, prepared by a team of economists led by chief economic adviser V Anantha Nageswaran, analyses developments in the economy in the past year and makes projections for the following year.

Top gainers on the MC BudEx were Chambal Fertiliser, Bharat Electronics, IRB Infra and Bank of Baroda, all gaining 6-8 percent.

The survey also highlighted the need to harness education and skilling, dismantling LIC – License, Inspection and Compliance as the other focus areas for India to realise its potential.

Vedantu had reported a loss of Rs 616 crore in FY21. It spent Rs 489 crore on employees in FY22, 20 percent more than a year earlier.

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In today's Tech3 newsletter, we give a quick rundown on all the key tech and startup highlights from the Economic Survey 2022-2023.

Overall, the Centre’s capital expenditure went up 63.4 percent between April and November 2022, the survey said.

India’s DBT implementation has won praise from the IMF and the World Bank, among others, for efficiently providing support to the underprivileged sections of society.