Defence Budget Spending Breakdown Explained | Union Budget 2024 | UPSC, Indian Economy

In this video, we delve into India's 2024 defence budget, which allocates Rs. 6.21 lakh crore. We'll explore why this budget is crucial, how it impacts India's military capabilities, and the specifics of where the money is going. From modernising military hardware to boosting domestic manufacturing, understand how India's defence spending is shaping its future. If you're an Indian citizen, defence enthusiast, or curious about your taxpayer money, this video is for you.
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[vaibhavtej]

Sir why your frequency of videos got reduced

[British-zyuc]

Amit sir I was waiting for this, no faltu advertisement, direct to the point. Thankyou Amit sir. ❤😊

[JBhattacharya-rr]

Well sir, this budget has a vision for safety and security of India.
12.9% of the budget which means, second highest budget allocation to the defense sector. It not only strengthens our Army, Navy and Airforce but also focus on domestic manufacturing, which will create jobs and boost the economy.

[Astro_Rohan]

If anything I feel like we are lagging behind and should be allocating more budget to the armed forces.

[Saideekshithmsd]

A strong building of military is based on its well-being of soldiers 👏❤️

[shakuntalasonar]

Jai guru great master antarik pranam every thing is temporary but you are truly permanent 🌹👌🏽👍🏽🙏🏽

[polqsss]

Sir please be regular love to see your videos❤❤

[GururajBN]

Excellent break down of defence allocations. Salaries and pensions are gobbling up over 50% of the total defence allocation. Probably, OROP added to this burden.

[samikshagoyal]

Agniveer scheme is important so that revenue expenditure reduces and capital expenditure increases. We should target 100 billion dollar defence budget and that’s possible only through Agniveer

[gauravdube]

Taxpayers (read middle class Men) money is going to freebies. Stop freebies to Women, Muslims and Farmers.

[kothurukoushik]

Thanks, sir you're making good mind mapping images to easily understand

[sidharth]

The revenue expenditure is significantly higher than the capital outlay, and it would significantly affect the development of defense technology.

[jackeula]

I’ll be happy to donate if the government opens a defence fund

[nareshsammeta]

Sir please post video of prime minister package ( employment linked incentive scheme ) .... I have many channel no should explain this comprehensive analysis ...tq sir

[sriramravi]

Capital outlay looks less compared to other expenditures. That is why we need agnipath.

[wongyaltamang]

We are the world powerhouse but we are not able to invest enough..
Each soldier should atleast have 5 lakh of equipment like proper gun, scope bulletproof vest helmet noise protection earplugs

[MURARISHARMA-vskq]

TQ sir 🙏❤️💐....But why did Bihar not get the status of special state
Please

[NaveenSharma-yqbp]

1)The budget should increase bcoz major portion is going in giving salaries and pension

2)All over the world the defence budget is increasing and we all known that any time china became more aggressive towards border and if any sanki Pakistan general take cammand then we can't say anything

3)Drdo budget should increase and many of ours fighters aircrafts, and many other equipment are off old versions so need to replace them

4) as we all known we fought many wars so security of country is very necessary

[shubhamsharma]

Is domestic capital procurement (3) a part of capital outlay (1)?

[shubhamsharma]

What do u mean by negative spending shone in comparison of countries like south Korea?