Srinagar, Feb. 2 -- The Union Budget 2026-27 arrives at a time when India is navigating a complex economic landscape shaped by global uncertainty, technological disruption and rising social aspirations. Presented as a "Yuva Shakti-driven" Budget, it seeks to strike a balance between sustaining growth, deepening inclusion and preparing the economy for future challenges. While not overtly populist, the Budget attempts to consolidate earlier reforms and extend their impact across regions and sectors. A notable feature of the Budget is its continued emphasis on infrastructure-led growth. Proposals for high-speed rail corridors, expansion of national waterways and new freight corridors underline the government's belief that connectivity remain...