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Ritwik Shukla
Ritwik Shukla is a Senior Research Associate at
Accountability Initiative
.
Articles by Ritwik Shukla
Advocacy & Government
February 3, 2023
Budget 2023: Capital expenditure grows at the cost of social welfare
Social sector spending falls below 20 percent for the first time since 2009 while capital expenditure increases for the third consecutive year.
by
Avani Kapur
,
Sharad Pandey
,
Ritwik Shukla
,
IndiaSpend
|
6 min read
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