India's first post-poll budget focuses on job creation, rural development

India has presented its first federal budget since Prime Minister Narendra Modi returned to power for a third term. Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman delivered a budget that was heavily focused on job creation and rural development. Analysts said the spending plan largely managed to strike a balance between trying to meet the demands of disgruntled voters and the ruling BJP's coalition partners, while keeping its fiscal deficit in check. Investors, however, were disappointed by the budget's increase in capital gains tax. Rebecca Bundhun reports.