Primary and Secondary education is getting $8 trillion while Higher and Tertiary education was allocated $2.4 trillion.
Health is second with $6.3 trillion followed by Lands and Agriculture with $4.3 trillion.
Home Affairs with $3.9 trillion is next followed by Defence with $3.6 trillion.
Government departments had bid for $110 trillion but were given just slightly over half.
Here are the allocations by ministry of department:
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