New Delhi, Feb 1 (PTI) Union minister Rajnath Singh on Thursday said the interim Union Budget outlines the vision for a confident, strong and self-reliant Viksit Bharat, and asserted that he was assured that the size of the Indian economy will grow to more than USD 5 trillion by 2027.
election i know we will not get everything we want but hopefully a down payment on the problem and step in the right direction. what i m pleased about with the senate acting today on putting their budget together at least they are doing a budget. look. i don t like their budget but the vehicle is here, the process is being revived. it s in front of the public s view so if we pass our budget and the senate passes their budget we fleece have revived a budget process through which we can look for common ground. that is hopeful. that is the idea here. that is hopeful. i think anything looking at either budgets would say watching the way y all have operated the past few years they are very part apart. that s right. can we look at full repeal of obama s health care law look at that as a bargaining chip? sure. i would happy to have him agree on that. do you expect us to wake up one morning and saying we like this law and sec thoughts we will keep it. we will not put it in our budg
i believe that there was a budget vote on a version of the president s well, it got zero votes. that s not a serious budget. he got zero votes this time. zero votes last year. i understand. but do you have any reporting on do any of you guys have any reporting on the democrats? because i know the democratic budget chairman, a friend of ours in the senate, is a good guy and a deficit hog. i know this is coming from harry reid. i think the democratic point of view is there is no democratic budget that could pass in the congress as currently constituted. so their point is not only they will be attacked, but attacked for no purpose whatsoever because there is not going to be a budget that looks anything like their budget. so they want to make this election a referendum on budget priorities. and so paul ryan s budget will not be passed. barack obama s budget vision or the democratic vision will not be passed. there will be a big debate in 2008 over whose vision of what the bud
path. but what to think we re not going to be right back where we were this week when the next bigger fight over bigger numbers comes to pass? i m not saying we re not going to be. i think there will be some kind of negotiations, and yes, it probably will go up to some sort of deadline. the debt ceiling deadline is a moving deadline, not a date certain deadline like the government shutdown. our strategy is not to default, it s to get spending under control. let s talk about i mean, this is the political environment that you re operating in as you produce the path to prosperity, your budget vision for next year. right. it was very interesting, a republican adviser to president bush and to john mccain, mark mckinnen, was quoted in time magazine saying the following about your budget outline. i want to put it on the screen. it will completely transform the fiscal debate. it will either be the brilliant blaze that illuminates republican courage or roaring fire that immolate
path. but what to think we re not going to be right back where we were this week when the next bigger fight over bigger numbers comes to pass? i m not saying we re not going to be. i think there will be some kind of negotiations, and yes, it probably will go up to some sort of deadline. the debt ceiling deadline is a moving deadline, not a date certain deadline like the government shutdown. our strategy is not to default, it s to get spending under control. let s talk about i mean, this is the political environment that you re operating in as you produce the path to prosperity, your budget vision for next year. right. it was very interesting, a republican adviser to president bush and to john mccain, mark mckinnen, was quoted in time magazine saying the following about your budget outline. i want to put it on the screen. it will completely transform the fiscal debate. it will either be the brilliant blaze that illuminates republican courage or roaring fire that immolate