We are only a day away from Finance Minister Arun Jaitley reading out the budget for financial year 2018-19. Indian economy post demonetisation and instability caused by implementation of the GST is expected to grow at 6.75 per cent in the current quarter of financial year 2017-18, which will be the slowest in the past three years since the change of regime in 2014. The Economic Survey, which was tabled in the Parliament on January 29, reiterated the importance of stabilising GST, completing the Twin Balance Sheet (TBS) actions, privatising Air India and staving off threats to the macro-economic stability as major actions for the upcoming financial year. Besides, the Economic Survey cautioned about the falling investments and distress in the agrarian sector.