Aquaculture stocks: Stocks with a 3- to 5-year perspective. 7 stocks where the budget continues to provide tailwinds by way of policy support

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Defence, railways, power. The common thread running through these sectors is that revival came only after the government brought about policy changes that prioritised them. However, unlike, for instance, power, where government support resulted in a relatively quick turnaround, there are some sectors where such support would be needed for a longer time. The fact that the government has, for the third year in a row, made an effort in the budget clearly shows its intent.

First it was the STT hike announced in Budget 2026 that grabbed all the attention of the stock market. Then it was the India-US trade deal.Between these two events, what has escaped attention is that the budget has something for certain sectors where the government has been attempting to push for growth. Now, why the government has been targeting these sectors is because they are not really in great shape. Among them are the shrimp farming and

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