Union Budget allocates over ₹18,000 cr for MEA, ₹7,149 cr for foreign aid
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Funds have also been allotted for the development of the Chabahar port and disaster relief
The expenditure of ₹5857.69 crore out of the MEA budget will be spent on the establishment which includes secretariat, embassies and missions, passport, emigration and other expenditure of the Ministry
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In the Union Budget presented by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Monday, an allocation of ₹18154.73 crore has been made for the Ministry of External Affairs for the financial year 2021-22, which includes aid of ₹7148.95 crore for 20 countries.
According to the Budget statement, a budget of ₹18154.73 crore has been allocated for MEA for the financial year 2021-22. This budget includes the aid of ₹7635.15 crore to 20 countries, international training programmes and also art and cultural heritage projects.
Centre allocates aid of Rs 7148 crore aid to 20 countries
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