India's interim budget focuses on supporting infrastructure and energy sectors. The central government has launched infrastructure development programmes and offers long-term, interest-free capital expenditure loans. The budget also announces three new railway economic corridor programmes. There is a need to increase generation from both coal-based and renewable energy sources, while making thermal power cleaner and more efficient. The budget integrates biofuels into clean energy generation and supports decentralised energy solutions in rural areas. It also promotes waste-to-energy initiatives and provides financial assistance for biomass aggregation machinery. The budget targets coal gasification and liquefaction capacity, wind energy, and the phased blending of biogas into CNG and PNG. It encourages rooftop solar installations and offers incentives for adoption. The budget also addresses socio-economic priorities and India's demand for reliable, affordable, and sustainable energy. The support for infrastructure and energy sectors in the budget ensures that infrastructure development and energy transition go hand in hand.