The Indian government is optimistic about achieving its budget targets for the current financial year. Finance Secretary T V Somanathan believes that the revenue, expenditure, and fiscal deficit assumptions are accurate. The growth rate in tax collections is higher than expected, and the government expects higher dividends from the RBI and banks. The government aims to control inflation through trade policy interventions and expects prices to moderate. However, there may be some changes in disinvestment receipts, and no additional allocations are planned for new production linked incentive (PLI) schemes.