₹1.7 trillion economic stimulus package through direct cash transfers and food security measures to fight a downturn due to the coronavirus crisis.
In May, the government announced slew of fiscal packages. Nearly ₹6 trillion on liquidity provision to support micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) and financial sector.
Around ₹3.1 trillion to provide food security and credit flows to vulnerable sections of the economy including migrant workers, urban poor and farmers; around ₹1.6 trillion, focusing on agricultural and allied sector.
The total fiscal impact of these measures is ₹1.1 trillion. In June, the food grain support scheme was extended till end of November, costing ₹900 billion.According to Ranil Salgado, Mission Chief for India.