India, Feb. 6 -- Amid global uncertainties and geo-political tensions causing supply chain constraints and trade disruptions, the budget presented by India's Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman has maintained fiscal discipline and boldly increased capital expenditure from 11.2 trillion rupees in 2025-26 to 12.2 trillion rupees for 2026-27. A high-powered committee, "Education to Employment and Enterprise", is proposed to be set up to focus on the services sector as a core driver of economic development. It will track growth and may move to amend government policies if circumstances demand. A push for AI is also evident, as a tax holiday until 2047 has been announced for foreign companies using data centres in India to provide global cloud...