<h1>India's 2015-16 Budget: Growth, GST by April 2016, JAM Financial Inclusion, Anti-Black Money Measures, and Infrastructure Boost.</h1> The Union Budget for 2015-16, presented by the Finance Minister, outlines a positive economic outlook for India amidst global challenges. Key initiatives include empowering states as partners in growth, enhancing public expenditure for job creation, and poverty reduction. The government plans to implement GST by April 2016 and promote financial inclusion through the JAM Trinity. Efforts to curb inflation, improve infrastructure, and support sectors like agriculture, manufacturing, and digital connectivity are emphasized. Social security schemes for insurance and pensions are introduced, and measures to combat black money are proposed. The budget aims for fiscal discipline while boosting investment and growth.