Introduction Inclusive Development refers to including everyone in India's growth narrative. Growth without inclusiveness is hollow and futile. In terms of quantitative growth, India has made great strides, yet a significant portion of its people is still marginalised. India must prioritise inclusive policymaking so that everyone can participate in and benefit from progress. It is now well recognised that if a significant portion of society is marginalised and excluded, meani

Introduction The Fiscal Responsibility and Budget Management Act (FRBM) was passed in 2003. The Act's goal is to ensure intergenerational equity in fiscal management, long-run macroeconomic stability, better coordination of fiscal and monetary policy, and transparency in the government's fiscal operations. It establishes a legal and institutional foundation for fiscal consolidation. The Central Government is now required to take steps to reduce the fiscal deficit, eliminate t

One of the main goals of the development planning process has been to eliminate poverty. The majority of the rural poor are agricultural wage earners, small and marginal farmers, and casual workers engaged in non-agricultural activities. A large proportion of the population is forced to seek employment invocations with extremely low levels of productivity and wages due to a lack of physical and social capital. The creation of jobs for the unskilled workforce has proven to be