The upcoming Union Budget in India is highly anticipated as the country strives for economic growth, particularly through infrastructure development. Key expectations include increased capital expenditure for infrastructure projects, a focus on green hydrogen hubs at ports for sustainable shipping, incentives for eco-friendly ships, and expansion of the inland cruise industry. Stakeholders are also hoping for tax deductions to encourage research & development in railways, development of Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul (MRO) facilities in aviation, and policies to boost the overall infrastructure sector. The optimism is fueled by the allocation of Rs 11.11 lakh crore for capex in the interim budget, signifying the pivotal role of infrastructure in India's growth story. The government's commitment to green initiatives like the Maritime Amrit Kaal vision and the National Maritime Development Programme showcases a dedication to sustainable practices, including incentivizing green shipping technologies. Additionally, the focus on enhancing the railway system, expanding the aviation industry with advanced MRO facilities, and policy reforms for overall sector development indicate a comprehensive approach towards infrastructure advancement. The upcoming Budget is seen as an opportunity to reinforce commitment, facilitate policy reforms, digitalization, skill development, and green logistics, ultimately propelling the nation towards sustainable growth and competitiveness.