Terming the Union Budget presented by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman as vibrant Budget of vibrant India, the Chief Minister Trivendra Singh Rawat has said that it fulfills public aspirations. He said that the Budget takes care of the farmers, youth, women and poor. By reducing the income tax rates, the Government has given a big relief to the middle and lower middle classes. He said that important decisions have been taken in the Budget for giving impetus to the economy. The CM said that focus on “India of aspirations”, economic development and caring society has been made in the Budget. He claimed that the 16 point action plan for farming sector would help in achieving the target of doubling the income of farmers by the year 2020. He added that farmers would also become power producers by the decision to promote solar power generation in farms. By “Kisan Rail” and Krishi Udan Yojana, the produce of farmers would reach the market. Rawat said that schemes like one product one district in horticulture, online market for organic farming and efforts to double the production of milk are praiseworthy. He said that Budget gives impetus to rural economy by decisions like associating pastures with MNREGS and promoting fish culture. The CM said that promoting agriculture sector would help in stopping migration from mountainous areas. He said that adequate focus on education and health sectors is given in the Budget. The number of hospitals under Ayushman scheme would be increased and mission Indradhanush has been extended. Rawat said provision of more than Rs 1 lakh crores has been made for education and skill development in the Budget. In every district, one export hub would be developed. He added that many provisions under social welfare, women empowerment and child development have been made in the Budget to buttress the concept of caring society.