diff --git a/app/budget/page.tsx b/app/budget/page.tsx index 664aa3a..49c0d0c 100644 --- a/app/budget/page.tsx +++ b/app/budget/page.tsx @@ -3,6 +3,8 @@ import { useState } from "react"; import { IndianRupee, MapPin, TrendingUp, CheckCircle, Clock, AlertCircle, ChevronRight } from "lucide-react"; import budgetData from "@/data/budget.json"; import { formatCrore } from "@/lib/utils"; +import { unionBudget } from "@/lib/sources"; +import SourceTag from "@/components/SourceTag"; const NATIONAL = budgetData.national; const STATES = budgetData.states; @@ -23,7 +25,7 @@ export default function BudgetPage() { maxWidth: 1400, margin: "0 auto", }}>
- Every rupee of your tax money tracked. Where India's ₹47.96 lakh crore budget goes — nationally and state-wise. + Every rupee of your tax money tracked. Where India's ₹50.65 lakh crore Union Budget (FY 2025-26) goes — nationally and state-wise.
+- India spends ₹11.29 lakh crore (23.5%) of its entire budget on interest payments alone — more than defence, education, and health combined. This money goes to servicing the national debt of ₹169 lakh crore and creates less for public services. + India spends roughly ₹12.76 lakh crore (~25%) of its FY2025-26 budget on interest payments alone — more than defence, education, and health combined. This services a national debt now above ₹185 lakh crore, leaving less for public services.
++ This platform exists to make government and politics understandable and checkable for + every citizen. It is not aligned with any party. Every figure here traces back to an + official record or a respected non-partisan body — and you can click through to verify + it yourself. +
++ We hold power to account — whoever holds it. The goal is an informed citizen, not a + political verdict. We present sourced facts and let you draw your own conclusions. + Found an error or a better source? That feedback makes this stronger. +
+ + Explore the data + ++ Who entered politics through family, whose relatives run businesses tied to their power, + and whose family lives abroad while they govern. Applied equally across every party — + you decide what it means. +
++ Dynasty politics is when someone enters politics mainly because a family member was already powerful. + Nepotism is when that power benefits relatives — jobs, contracts, business growth. + Having a political family isn't illegal, and many leaders are capable in their own right. This tracker simply lays out the + connections — every entry links to news so you can judge for yourself. Tags marked alleged are contested or under probe, not proven. +
+{d.note}
+ ++ Leaders whose immediate family lives, studies or works outside India while they hold public office here. + A transparency data-point — not an accusation. +
+{t.desc}
+- Every rupee you pay in tax flows into this. See where it goes — defence, roads, education, health — and where ₹11.3 lakh crore vanishes as interest payments. + Every rupee you pay in tax flows into this. See where it goes — defence, roads, education, health — and where roughly ₹12.76 lakh crore vanishes as interest payments.
+ {icon} {label} + + ); +} + +function SourceButtons({ controversy, politicianName }: { controversy: Controversy; politicianName: string }) { + const topic = `${politicianName} ${controversy.title}`; + return ( +{p.position}
+{c.description}
+ )} +{c.description}
+As per Election Commission affidavit data, {p.name} has zero pending criminal cases. This does not rule out past cases or administrative actions.
+ +{p.name} has {p.criminalCases} pending criminal cases declared in their Election Commission affidavit. Note: Pending cases ≠ conviction.
+📌 In India, politicians can contest elections with pending cases — ruled constitutional by SC. However, conviction results in disqualification.
+While {p.name} holds public office in India, family members are based abroad. This is a transparency metric — it raises questions about alignment of interests.
+{p.position}
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