2018

By: Dr. Nitu Agarwal (Faculty)

Ms. Geetika Batra (Faculty)
Praveen Dhingra (BBA 6th sem)
Piyush Kumar Aggarwal (BBA 6 th sem)
Priyanka malik (MBA 2nd sem)
Tanya sood (MBA 2nd sem.)
TOTAL BUDGET FOR EDUCATION, HEALTH
AND PUBLIC PROTECTION

• Total budget for year 2017-2018 was 1.22 lakh cr.

• Total budget for year 2018-2019 is 1.38 lakh cr.
BUDGET FOR EDUCATION

The current budget presented by finance minister Mr.

Arun Jaitly on the education sector is described as
following :
Higher education finance agency will be
set-up with the initial capital base of Rs.
1000 crore.
62 Navodaya
Vidhyalya will be
opened.
10 public and 10 private educational
institution to be made world class
Money allocation for skill development is
Rs.1804 cr.
BUDGET FOR HEALTHCARE

• The current budget presented by finance minister Mr. Arun

Jaitly on the health sector is described as following :
The Finance Minister announced the
world’s largest government funded
healthcare programme titled National
Health Protection Scheme to cover over 10
crore families providing coverage upto 5
lakh per family
Allocation for social sector including
education and healthcare is Rs.1,51,581
crore.
Govt. has decided to allocate additional Rs.
600 crore to nutritional support to the TB
patient at the rate of Rs. 500 Per month for
the duration of the treatement
Ayushman Bharat will build a new India by
2022 and ensure enhanced productivity,
Govt. is steadily but surely progressing
towards the goal of global heath coverage.
A new health protection scheme for health
cover up to Rs.5lakh per family. Senior
citizens will get additional healthcare cover
of rs.30,000.
3000 stores to be set up for generic drugs
(pharmaceutical drug)
BUDGET FOR SOCIAL PROTECTION

• Budget 2018-19 introduced in parliament cover the

following points related to social sector
A 9000 cr. for Swachch Bharat Abhiyan.
National service programme under PPP
model. LPG connection for women
members of rural homes.
On CLEANING THE GANGA, the finance
minister said a total of 187 projects have
been sanctioned under the Namami Gange
program for infrastructural development
GOBAR-DHAN SCHEME
For management and conversion of cattle
dung and solid waste in farms
PRIME MINISTER JAN-DHAN
YOJANA(P.M.J.D.Y)
The government will expand the coverage
under this yojana by bringing all 60 crore
basic accounts within its fold
MICRO INSURANCE SCHEME
It is the protection of low-income people
(those living on between approximately $1
and $4 per day).
UNORGANISED SECTOR PENSION SCHEMES
Insurance Maturity coverage and other
benefits that elude this class.
TARGET- The significant part of population
who do not have any social security cover.
Economic and social advancement of hard
working people SCs and STs has received
the core attention of the government
The govt. aims to improving the quality life
in 115 aspirational districts by investing in
social service like health, education,
nutrition, skill up gradation, financial
inclusion and irrigation
 Conclusion
• The conclusion from the above discussion is that government has
been increased the budget for education. A good amount will be
spend on the education system and for the finance of education for
that who are not capable for funding their education. Secondly there
is major increase in healthcare and health education . The
government decided to spend the biggest amount ever on healthcare
sector to ensure the better health of the country. and for the social
protection government has launched the various program related to
clean ganga, swachch bharat abhiyan, gas connection, sc/st
upliftment, etc various schemes launched.
• So overall this is a good budget from the point of view of health,
education,and social protection