India’s Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman says the government has no plan to reconsider or adjust its budget numbers at this time. She adds that India has sufficient financial buffers to manage potential pressures linked to the Middle East conflict. According to the reports, Sitharaman’s comments indicate that, despite uncertainty from regional developments, the government is maintaining its current fiscal approach and does not foresee an immediate need to change budget figures. The outlets both report that the decision is framed around the availability of buffers that can help absorb external shocks or economic spillovers. The statements do not provide specific details on the size of the buffers or the exact budget line items involved. Overall, the reporting presents a consistent message: India is monitoring conditions, but it is not planning any near-term revisions to its budget numbers in response to developments in the Middle East.