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The Budget was short on structural reforms and contained revenue targets some called unrealistic.
Finance Minister Arun Jaitley on Saturday announced a budget that put boosting growth before painful reforms, slowing the pace of fiscal deficit cuts and seeking to put domestic and foreign capital to work. Billed as a test of the PM's willingness to reform a $2 trillion economy with a bloated public sector and weak private investment, the Budget was short on structural reforms and contained revenue targets some called unrealistic.
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