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Lok Sabha approves Rs 51,463 crore additional spending, clears Manipur budget

IndiaTimes Tuesday, 11 March 2025
The Lok Sabha has approved additional government spending of Rs 51,463 crore for the current financial year, primarily for repaying high-cost debt and providing financial aid to Manipur. This includes provisions for Manipur's 2025-26 budget, with estimated receipts at Rs 35,368 crore and expenditures at Rs 35,104 crore.
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