The document discusses India's defense budget for the 2016-17 fiscal year. It notes the budget saw an 11% increase from 2015-16, allocating Rs. 2,49,099 crore. However, this does not include defense pensions or some civil expenses. The capital allocation for acquisitions by the defense ministry was Rs. 86,340 crore, of which Rs. 78,587 crore was for the armed services. The operating expenses were expected to increase due to pay commission hikes while the 'Make in India' program in defense production was slated to increase 200%.

2. • Introduction
• History of defence sector
• Expectations from 2016-17
• Highlights of Defence sector 2016-17
• Comparison between 2015-16 and 2016-
17
• Where do we stand?

3. • Defence budget is the portion of the
overall budget of Union budget,
allocated for the funding of the Indian
Armed Forces
• Defence budget is crucial for the country
and any amount can be issued to
defence sector at any point of time
• Defence was not covered by finance
minister in his speech of Lok Sabha in
2016-17 budget, for the first time

5. • 10% increase from 2015-16 allocation
• Operational expenses on account of Pay
Commission to deplete
• Make in India in DPP to increase by 200%
• The share of IAF in capital acquisition should
see a substantial increase
• 'Defence Technology Fund' to be enhanced to
Rs 1,000 cr, ceding to the long-standing
demand of the industry

6. • An outlay of Rs 2,49,099 cr has been proposed
as budget estimates (BE) for the financial year
2016-17
• There’s a hike of 11%
• Allocation does not include defence pension
and some civil expenses
• Capital allocation for defence ministry is 86,340
cr of which 78,587 cr is for services procuring
weapons

7. • Due to non-completion of contracts the
sector has returned 13,188 cr
• Huge jump of 82,332 cr due to
implementation of one rank, one pension
• Revenue component of defence
(services) estimated at 1,62,759 cr in
budget estimate 2016-17

8. • India's defence budget was likely to see a
hike of 9% to Rs 2.68 lakh cr in 2016-17
while the pension bill alone may go up
by over Rs 80,000 cr
• Further, defence ministry to surrender
12,400 cr , or 16% of the Rs 77,406 cr for
acquisitions under the capital head
• Budget allocation of 2016-17 is 11%
higher from last years

10. REGION OFFICAL BUDGET
USA $575 billion
CHINA $131 billion
INDIA $40 billion
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