Significant work is being done in the infrastructure as well as agriculture sectors and the government is making special efforts to tackle farmers issues, particularly irrigation, he added.
Jaitley said the government has created a transparent environment and has given up discretionary powers to dole out incentives to corporates. "We do not hear the word corruption in this government. If you have spectrum, coal, mine reserves, auction them... The money that comes from auctioning of coal and mines go to the states from where the reserves were generated."
Indian economy is expected to grow at 8-8.5 per cent in the current financial year, up from the estimated 7.4 per cent for the previous financial year.
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