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First Woman to Present the Budget

First Woman to Present the Budget

The first woman to present the budget:- Indira Gandhi in 1970. She took over the finance Portfolio after the resignation of Moraraji Desai.

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The Indian Budget outlines govt's expenditures & revenues. Focused on boosting economic growth, job creation & improving the standard of living.

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