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As part of its medium-term fiscal consolidation strategy outlined in the Union Budget 2026–27, the Central Government has indicated a target for reducing its total outstanding liabilities relative to GDP over the coming years. According to this stated fiscal roadmap, the government aims to bring down its outstanding liabilities to approximately what level (as a percentage of GD
- P by March 2031?
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