In the recently presented budget by the Gujarat government, a substantial allocation of ₹63,184 crore has been earmarked for the education sector. This investment is aimed at enhancing educational infrastructure and resources, reflecting the state government's commitment to fostering development in this vital area. The significant funding is expected to facilitate various educational initiatives and improve the overall quality of education in Gujarat.

Additionally, the budget outlines a funding of ₹1,500 crore allocated to the ‘BB Gram Ji’ scheme, which focuses on the development of rural areas. This initiative aims to provide necessary resources and infrastructure in villages, contributing to a holistic approach towards rural development. The emphasis on rural empowerment is indicative of the government’s strategy to reduce disparities between urban and rural areas, ensuring balanced growth.

Furthermore, the government has also dedicated ₹1,775 crore under the 'Self-Reliant Gujarat' initiative to bolster the MSME (Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises) sector. This allocation is intended to strengthen small and medium enterprises, providing them with the necessary support to thrive in a competitive market. The focus on MSMEs highlights the importance of this sector in the state’s economy, aiming to enhance employment opportunities and entrepreneurship.