The sixth budget being presented before the house for the first quarter of fiscal year 2018-2019 was claimed to be equally focused on resolving the problems faced by the masses.
"We have done our utter most to provide needed relief to the people in general," said Syed Murad Ali Shah.
The budget announced with a total outlay of Rs.1.04 trillion was said to include a 10pc percent increase in the salaries and pension of the public sector employees coupled with creation of around 46,000 new jobs.
Special provisions were said to be also made for people with limitations including those with physical/ visual/ hearing and speech incapacities.
Under the proposed budget Rs.282 billion has been allocated for annual development programme (ADP) including Rs.30 billion for district packages and Rs.50 billion for new schemes.
Rs.105 billion earmarked for security and Rs.72 billion for local governments; Rs.09 billion have been allocated for public health and engineering department; Rs.13 billion for health department.
Rs. 120 billion is planned to be raised from sales tax on services complimented by Rs.665 billion from the federal divisible pool.