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National Health Accounts (NHA), 2019–20, used outdated data on out-of-pocket expenditure to paint a rosy picture of healthcare in India. Will NHA, 2020–21, be any different?

The continually declining budget allocations for disability welfare reveal the need for improving the government's capacity to implement its schemes.

While the budget's emphasis on green growth is welcome, it continues to overlook many key areas such as renewable energy and air pollution.

Union Budget outlays dominate the public discourse while the issue of underutilised funds for centrally sponsored schemes goes unexamined.

Learn about the implications of Budget 2023 on trusts and other charities in India.

Budget 2023–24 introduces measures to align with the vision of NEP 2020, but the school education sector needs more to bridge the learning loss caused by the pandemic.

Social sector spending falls below 20 percent for the first time since 2009 while capital expenditure increases for the third consecutive year.

The Indian government must rethink its austerity policies to combat violence against women, trans and non-binary people.

Women have been disproportionately affected by COVID-19. This calls for a greater focus on ensuring that our budget accounts for women’s equality and empowerment.

While an increase in the overall education budget is commendable, the government needs to allocate more financial and human resources to early education.