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India plans to reduce food and fertilizer subsidy spending by 26%, amounting to approximately ₹3.7 trillion in the upcoming fiscal year. This cut is primarily aimed at addressing the fiscal deficit, which has increased during the COVID-19 pandemic, with significant savings expected from the discontinuation of a free food scheme. The government anticipates a budget of around ₹2.3 trillion for food subsidies, down from ₹2.7 trillion this year.

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