<h1>Delhi's 2015-16 Swaraj Budget Empowers Citizens, Focuses on Education, Health, Transport, and Anti-Corruption Initiatives.</h1> The 2015-16 budget for Delhi, presented by the Deputy Chief Minister, was termed the first 'Swaraj Budget,' emphasizing participatory governance. Citizens were actively involved in the budget-making process through citywide assemblies, contributing over 1,500 suggestions. Key initiatives included reducing electricity bills, providing free water, and enhancing education and healthcare infrastructure. The budget proposed Rs. 41,129 crore in expenditures, with significant allocations for education, health, and transport. Efforts to combat corruption, improve public transport, and promote renewable energy were highlighted. The budget also introduced the Swaraj Fund, allowing citizens to decide on local development projects.