NEW DELHI — India’s government on Tuesday unveiled its annual budget, which proposed a significant spending increase for highways, road and airports, but a smaller increase for rural development and employment.The $530 billion budget for the fiscal year beginning on April 1 put forth by Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government represented a major investment in infrastructure, but critics said it does too little to address urgent problems the country faces. Among the big ones: rising unemployment, declines in household income and personal spending, and mounting discontent over economic inequality that the pandemic has made more glaring.The coronavirus has hobbled I …
