Recently, PM Modi declared that the following financial package, alongside the past by the RBI and the Finance Ministry will be a total of Rs 20 lakh crore, about 10% of India’s GDP. Just to be clear about how gigantic the sum is, 20 lakh crore has 13 zeroes. That is a great deal of zeroes!

This economic package is among the greatest on the planet after the budgetary bundles reported by the US, which is 13% of its GDP, and by Japan, which is over 21% of its GDP. At $266 billion, the sum is higher than the GDP of 149 nations, for example, New Zealand, Portugal, Vietnam, Greece, and Romania. It nearly matches to Pakistan’s yearly GDP of $284 billion.

To place that into point of view, India’s barrier spending plan for the whole year in 2019 was a little above Rs 4 lakh crore. As indicated by the HRD Minister Prakash Javadekar, India spends about 4.6% of its whole financial plan on education.

Tragically, you will be stunned to know as I was while inquiring about, India spends only 1.15% of its GDP on medicinal services.

The Indian government will spend more than twice of Jeff Bezos’ whole worth to manage the emergency. It is likewise three times what Bill Gates’ wealth is and almost 5 multiple times of Mukesh Ambani’s wealth.

Prior to a month ago, Congress had referred to an RTI to claim that the legislature had deferred credits worth Rs 6.66 lakh crore of defaulters from 2014 till September 2019.

The sum the administration will spend on this bundle is more than threefold the sum!

Note that, a huge piece of it (about Rs 8.04 lakh crore), is extra liquidity infused into the framework by the RBI through different measures in February, March, and April, Indian Express has announced.

Add to that Rs 1.7 lakh crore financial bundle declared by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on the 27th of March prior this year and the monetary bundle really remains at Rs 10.26 lakh crore.