Lucknow. Uttar Pradesh Finance and Parliamentary Affairs Minister Suresh Kumar Khanna presented the budget for the financial year 2026-27 of the Yogi government in the Assembly. The total size of this budget based on the theme “Nine Years of Nav Nirman” is Rs 9,12,696.35 crore. This is about 12.9% more than the previous financial year 2025-26 and is the largest budget ever in the history of the state. The Finance Minister said that this budget is the result of the state's growing economic potential, investment-friendly environment and strong financial management. There is equal emphasis on growth, financial discipline and preparation for the future. The budget has been prepared keeping in mind farmers, youth, women, students and every section of the society.
A provision of 19.5% capital expenditure has been made in the budget, which will give impetus to infrastructure, roads, energy, industrial development and urban-rural infrastructure.
Social sectors have also been given prominent place –
Education: 12.4%
Health & Medical: 6%
Agriculture and allied services: 9%
The government's focus is on human resource development and increasing the income of farmers.
The Finance Minister informed that the fiscal deficit in 2026-27 is estimated at Rs 1,18,480.59 crore, which is 2.98% of GSDP. This is within the prescribed limit of 3%. The government has reiterated its commitment to maintain financial discipline. Along with development plans, the budget also focuses on revenue savings and controlled deficit.
A provision of Rs 637.84 crore has been made for converting diesel pumps into solar pumps in the agriculture sector. This will reduce the costs of farmers and promote clean energy.
In view of 2026 being declared as the International Year of Women Farmers, a revolving fund of Rs 150 crore will be set up for FPOs. The government will give Rs 75 crore in this.
About Rs 2000 crore will be spent in the next three years under 'Uttar Pradesh AI Mission'. There is a provision of Rs 225 crore in 2026-27.
The debt-GSDP ratio was 29.3% in 2016-17, which was brought down to 27% in 2024-25. The target is to bring it to 23.1% in 2026-27. The government has reiterated its resolve to bring it down to 20% in a phased manner.
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