Government of Chhattisgarh

Finance Department

Press Note

Budget 2025-26
03rd March 2025

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From ‘GYAN’ to ‘GATI’, A Major Leap of
Chhattisgarh Government’s Budget in
the ‘Atal Nirman Varsh’ 2025-26
Raipur, 03March 2025/ Chhattisgarh Government has unveiled
its ambitious Budget for the financial year 2025-26, reflecting a
strong commitment to inclusive development, social welfare, and
infrastructure growth. With a strategic focus on uplifting farmers,
strengthening rural and urban housing, and enhancing public
welfare schemes, the Budget earmarks significant allocations for
various sectors. Chief Minister Shri Vishnu Deo Sai emphasized that
this comprehensive financial roadmap is designed to accelerate the
state’s progress while ensuring equitable benefits for all sections of
society.
A major highlight of the Budget is the allocation of Rs 10,000
crore for the Krishak Unnati Yojana, aimed at boosting agricultural
prosperity, alongside the allocation of Rs 8,500 crore for Pradhan
Mantri Awas Yojana (Gramin) to upgrade rural housing. Welfare
schemes such as Mahatari Vandan Yojana and Mukhyamantri
Khadyann Sahayata Yojana have also received substantial funding
of Rs 5,500 crore and Rs 4,500 crore, respectively, reinforcing the
government’s dedication to empowering women and ensuring
food security. Additionally, Rs. 3,500 crore has been set aside to
provide free electricity for agricultural pumps of up to 5 HP, easing
the financial burden on farmers.
Infrastructure development remains a key priority, with Rs.
2,000 crore allocated for new road construction under the Public

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Works Department (PWD), marking a first in the state’s history. Rural
connectivity will be enhanced with Rs. 845 crore sanctioned for
village roads under the Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana (PMGSY),
and Rs. 500 crore earmarked to connect Particularly Vulnerable
Tribal Groups (PVTG) habitations through the PM-JANMAN Sadak
Nirman Yojana. The Budget also highlights the state’s commitment
to education, healthcare, and urban development, with significant
provisions for new colleges, hospitals, and aviation infrastructure,
ensuring holistic progress for Chhattisgarh.
Presenting the second budget of this government, Hon’ble
Finance Minister Shri O. P. Choudhary emphasized that the
Chhattisgarh Government’s Budget for Financial Year 2025-26
builds upon the strong foundation of inclusive development laid in
the previous year. Notably, this marks the Silver Jubilee Budget of
the state, and as a tribute to former Prime Minister Shri Atal Bihari
Vajpayee, the government has dedicated this year as Atal Nirman
Varsh. The budget follows the theme of GYAN ke liye “GATI”, focusing
on Good Governance, Accelerating Infrastructure, Technology, and
Industrial Growth. With an emphasis on transparent and citizen-
centric governance, infrastructure expansion, digital transformation,
and industrial development, the government aims to accelerate
progress toward its 2030 vision. Additionally, in an unprecedented
move, ten new schemes have been introduced, including the
Mukhyamantri Nagarotthan Yojana, Mukhyamantri Mobile Tower
Scheme, Siyan Care Yojana for free health checkups, and Atal Sinchai
Yojana to complete irrigation projects. Strengthening education
and healthcare, the budget provides for six new physiotherapy
college buildings, twelve new nursing colleges, and a 500-seater
residential school building in Balrampur and Rajnandgaon.

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1. Chhattisgarh Budget 2025-26
Today Hon’ble Finance Minister Shri O. P. Choudhary presented 2nd
budget of this Government for FY 2025-26. While the previous
year’ budget laid a foundation for inclusive development, today’
budget has presented the next step in that developmental journey.
This is the Silver Jubilee Budget of the State and as a tribute
to Hon’ble Atal Bihari Vajpayee, Government is celebrating this
year as Atal Nirman Varsh.
While the budget of the previous yearfocused on the theme
of GYAN (Gareeb, Yuva, Annadata & Nari), this year’s budget aims to
drive progress in the State under the theme of GYAN ke liye“GATI”
(Good Governance, Accelerating Infrastructure, Technology, Industrial
Growth) to build on the progress made in this year and continue the
journey with a rapid progress towards achieving our goals for 2030,
as a part of Amrit Kaal Vision 2047.

G
Good
A
Accelerating
Governance Infrastructure
GATI
stands

T I
for

Technology Industrial
Growth

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1. Good Governance: Improving governance, facilitate
better service delivery and enhance citizen engagement.
By fostering innovation and maintaining a citizen-centric
approach, building a more transparent, accountable, and
inclusive governance framework.

2. Accelerating Infrastructure: Increasing investments in

infrastructure projects, including roads, bridges, public
transportation, to stimulate economic growth and create
job opportunities.

3. Technology: Implementing cutting-edge technology to

streamline governance processes, improve transparency,
and enhance service delivery to citizens.

4. Industrial Growth: Ensuring continued investment and

favorable government policies, for sustained industrial
growth and prosperity. Achieving further progress in key
sectors such as steel, power generation, and cement,
contributing to its robust economic development and
strengthening the state’s economic position. Creating a
conducive environment for private sector investments
through policy reforms, incentives, and ease of doing
business initiatives. Also, attract more employment
generating industries like Textile, Garment.

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 2. Budget at a Glance
2024-25
2025-26
S. (Budget
Description (Budget % Growth
No. Estimates
Estimates)
)
1. G.S.D.P 5,67,880 6,35,918 12%
2. Total Receipts 1,47,500 1,65,100 12%
3. Total Expenditure 1,47,446 1,65,000 12%
4. Revenue Expenditure 1,24,840 1,38,196 11%
5. Capital Expenditure 22,300 26,341 18%
6 Capex to Budget 15% 16% -
7. Capex to GSDP 3.93% 4.14% -
8. Revenue Surplus +1,060 +2,804 -
9. Fiscal Deficit -16,296 -18,900 -
10. Fiscal Deficit as % of GSDP 2.90% 2.97% -

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Fiscal Indicators
• Gross State Domestic Product (GSDP) at current price, is
projected to increase from 5,67,880 crores in 2024-25 to
6,35,918 crores in 2025-26, with 12% growth.

• Per Capita Income in F.Y. 2024-25 is expected 1,62,870 with

growth of 9.37%.

• As per quick estimates of FY 2024-25, contribution of

Agriculture sector in GSDP is 17%,Industrial sector is 48%
and Service sector is 35%.

• Government’s positive efforts to increase the revenue has

resulted in 11 % increase of State’s Own Revenue for F.Y
2025-26 without imposing new tax or increase in tax rates.

• Capital Expenditure of State for FY 2025-26 is Rs. 26,341

Crores, which is 16 % of total budget and 4.14% of state
[Link] is among the top states with high capex
to GSDP ratio.

• Revenue Surplus estimated in FY 2025-26 is Rs. 2,804 Crores.

• Gross Fiscal Deficitin FY 2025-26, is Rs. 22,900 Crores. This

includes Rs. 4,000 Crores of Special Assistance for Capital
Expenditure by GoI. Hence, the Net Fiscal Deficit of the
state is Rs. 18,900 croreswhich is 2.97 % of GSDP, within 3%
limit of FRBM Act.

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Tax Proposal
• Recognizing the challenges faced by small traders and
the need to reduce the compliance burden, the State
Government has decided to increase the limit for e-Way
Bills from ₹50,000 to ₹1 Lakh.

• The Chhattisgarh Government will support small traders

by waiving off pending Old (more than 10 Years) VAT
liabilities up to ₹ 25,000. This will help more than 40,000
traders and reduce more than 62,000 litigation cases.

• OTS facility for borrowers of Antavyavsai Nigam.

• Removal of Cess on Stamp Duty on immovable property

transactions.

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3. Major Announcements
• Rs. 10,000 Crore for Krishak Unnati Yojana

• Rs. 8,500 Crore under Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana (Gramin)

• Rs. 5,500 Crore for Mahtari Vandan Yojana

• Rs. 4,500 Crores for the Mukhyamantri Khadyan Sahayata

Yojana

• Rs. 3,500 Crores for Free Electricity Supply for up to 5 HP

Agricultural Pumps

• Rs. 1,500 Crores for Aayushman Yojana

• Rs. 875 Crore for construction of houses in Urban Areas under

Sabke Liye Awas Yojana

• For the first time Rs. 2,000 Crore allocation for construction
of new roads by Public Works Department (PWD)

• Rs. 845 Crore for construction of roads in villages under

Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana (PMGSY)

• Rs. 500 Crore to connect PVTG habitations with main road

under PM-JANMAN Sadak Nirman Yojana.

• Rs. 100 Crore for Ring Roads - Nagar Panchyats & Nagar
Palikas

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• Out of the Total Budget of Rs 3,800 Crore for WRD, Rs
700 Crores sanctioned for New Irrigation projects. Goal to
complete very Old Irrigation Projects in a planned way by
having a scheme namely Atal Sinchayi Yojana.

• Rs. 200 Crore for fisheries production, Dairy, Poultry, Goatry,

Piggery etc.

• More than 200 Crore for Paying 5,500 per bag for Tendupatta.

• Rs 50 Crore for “Charan Paduka” - Tendupatta Collectors.

• Rs. 200 Crore for Mukhyamantri Samagra Gramin Vikas

Yojana, increment of 300% from last year budget.

• Rs. 148 Crore for 17 more Nalanda libraries

• Provision of Rs. 75 Crores to transform 25 colleges as Center

of Excellence.

• Budgetary provision of 40 Crore for 150 Anganbari Bhawans

in Urban and 1,200 Anganbari Bhawans in Rural Area.

• 5 new Cyber Police Station will be setup in Baloda Bazar

- Bhatapara, Dhamtari, Mahasamund, Janjgir-Champa &
Jashpur.

• 3 new Women Police Station will be established in Korba,

Janjgir- Champa & Surajpur

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• Rs. 40 Crore for the upgradation, operation, and maintenance
of the Integrated Command and Control Center (ICCC) in
Nava Raipur.

• Rs. 20 Crore for a new power substation in Nava Raipur

• Budgetary provision for 19th National Jambooree event of

Scouts and Guides

• Provision of Rs. 47 Crore for establishment of National level

Integrated Food and Drug Laboratory at Raipur

• Funds have been provided for establishment of New 100 bed

Hospital in Sarona Raipur and Janakpur – Manendragarh, 50
Bed Women Child Hospital at Takhatpur – Bilaspur, Psychiatry
Hospital Manendragarh, Upgradation of Community Health
Center (CHC) at Rakhi, Saria and Katghora, Urban Primary
Health Center(UPHC) at Raipur, Bilaspur and Raigarh

• To promote Flight Services from Bilaspur, Ambikapur and

Jagdalpur Rs. 40 Crore for VGF (Viability Gap Funding) and
Funds for infrastructure development of Airport in Jagdalpur
and Ambikapur sanctioned under Regional Connectivity
Scheme.

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New Initiatives in the Budget
• Mukhyamantri Mobile Tower Scheme to provide mobile
tower connectivity in remote areas.

• Funds for Mukhyamantri Parivahan Yojana to provide Public

Transport Services from Gram Panchayat to Block and District
Level in areas where Public Transport is not available due to
low density of Population.

• 500 new Co-operative Societies will be formed

• First time provision in the budget for procurement of Pulses

and Oil seeds under PSS Scheme of Government of India.

• Rs. 500 Crores for Mukhyamantri Nagarotthan Yojana for DPR

based development of Municipal Corporations.

• Establishment of National Institute of Fashion Technology in

the state.

• 1st phase of Establishment of Sickle Cell Screening Center in

all blocks of Chhattisgarh State.

• Survey for Interlinking of Mahanadi - Indravati and Sikasar –

Kodar Rivers.

• Medi city will be established in Nava Raipur.

• Education City will be established in Nava Raipur.

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• Establishment of National Institute of Urban Management in
Nava Raipur.

• Budget provision to promote UPI (Digital payments) in all

Gram Panchayats.

• Like National Security Guard (NSG), a dedicated Special

Operation Group will be setup in State.

• Funds for developing Iconic Destination and Wellness-

Wildlife-Water Tourist facility at Naya Raipur with a project
cost of Rs. 200 crores.

• Funds for State Capital Region office, Setup and Survey

including survey of Raipur-Durg Metro line.

• Funds for Indian Institute of Public Administration CG Chapter.

• Funds for Exposure Visits of Journalists and Budgetary

provision for renovation of Office of Journalist Association.
Patrakar Samman Nidhi amount to be doubled.

• Funds for Allotting land at subsidized rate for office of

Chamber of Commerce at Nava Raipur.

• Social Audit of DMF works.

• Provision for Incentives based on Departmental Reforms

(Competitive Index).

• Funds for Digitization of Land Records and Digital Crop Survey.

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Important Highlights
• Importance to Increase Capex.

• New Medical College at Kunkuri District Jashpur.

• Recruitment against vacant Government Posts to be

expedited, further 1st phase of Recruitment of Educational
Staffs of Schools and Colleges.

• Industry Department Budget more than 3 times of Last year.

• Homestay Policy for promotion of Tourism in Bastar & Sarguja.

• Funds for Ramlalla Darshan and Teerth Yatra Scheme.

• Modernization of ITI and Polytechnics.

• Modernization of Advanced Cardiac Institute at Dr. Bheem

Rao Ambedkar Hospital Raipur.

• ART facility at Medical College Hospital Raipur for poor

childless couple. Funds for MRI, CT Scan Machines in
Government Hospital.

• Promotion of Dairy in State with the help of National Dairy

Development Board (NDDB).

• New Prayas Residential Schools at Balarampur & Rajnandgaon.

• Funds for Bastar Olympics, Bastar Madai, Naya Raipur Bastar

Marathon, Naya Raipur Golf Tournament etc.

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• Funds for PM Suryaghar Yojana.

• Effective Implementation of PM Kusum Scheme.

• Formation of State Industrial Security Force(SISF) on the lines

of CISF.

• Funds for creating Pension Fund for future liabilities of

pension of Government Employees.

• Setting up of Chhattisgarh Growth & Stability Fund.

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 GATI BUDGET

G
Good
A
Accelerating
Governance Infrastructure
GATI
stands

I
for
T Industrial
Technology Growth

G – Good Governance
• Implementation of Next Generation Integrated Financial
Management Information System to enhance efficiency,
transparency and accountability in government financial
operations

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• Implementation of e-File system for online processing of
files

• Development of Atal Monitoring Portal (Mukhyamantri

Dashboard) which will provide a comprehensive dashboard
to track the progress of government projects

• Upgradation of the online mineral management system -

Khanij Online 2.0

• Establishment of Mukhyamantri Helpline to assist citizens

with government services and schemes

• Use of GEM portal for public procurement

• Faceless and Paperless Registration of immovable property

Sale-Purchase

• Mukhyamantri Governance Fellowship in collaboration with

IIM & IIIT Raipur

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 A- Accelerating Infrastructure
Capital Outlay of 26,341 Cr which is 16% of total budget, increase
of 18% over last year.

Mukhyamantri Griha
Pravesh Samman
Yojna: Horticulture
100 Crores University:
170 Crores
1,000 seater
auditorium at
Bilaspur:
Allocation for
25 Crores
Infrastructure
development of
Key
ULBs:
budgetary
provisions 750 Crores
include
Development of
Atal Smarak and
Development
Sangrahalaya:
of Airports
40 Crores at Jagdalpur,
Bilaspur and
Establishment of Ambikapur
Strengthening
New Fire Stations
of Police
& Capacity
Stations:
Augmentation:
70 Crores
44 Crores

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 T – Technology
• Computerization of courts: 37 Crores
• Dial 100/112 Services : 125 Crores
• Implementation of e-Dharti:  48 Crores
• Business Intelligence Unit at Commercial Tax Department: 41 Crores
• Establishment of State Data Center:  40 Crores
• Computerization of primary agriculture co-operative societies: 24 Crores

• Operation & Maintenance of Crime and Criminal Tracking

Network System:  25 Crores
• Establishment of Digital Governance: 9Crores
• Implementation of Vehicle Tracking Platform at
Transport Department:  8 Crores
• Implementation of Statistical Analysis System for Collecting
District GDP Data:  7 Crores
• Digital Crop Survey under national e-governance scheme:  40 Crores
• Operation & Maintenance of Statewide Area Network:  18 Crores
• Implementation of Bharat Net Program:  15 Crores
• Development of Urban Administration (ULBs)
Integrated Dashboard: 10 Crores

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 I – Industrial Growth

Besides Core
sectors,
promotion of Preference to
services sectors Aganiveer &
Surrendered
Naxals in Jobs
Industry Budget
3 times of last
year Budget
Implementation of
Single Window System
under BRAP – Business
Reform Action Plan to
promote Ease of Doing
Business.
Employment
Oriented
Industrial Policy

Implementation of ERP
Implementation of Application at CSIDC.
Invest Chhattisgarh
Program.

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4. Provision Sector wise
Education
• Upgradation of 24 Govt. Polytechnic Colleges: 50 Crores

• Upgradation of ITIs: 50 Crores

• Infrastructure development of Vivekanand Technical

University (CSVTU): 25 Crores

• Establishment of 6 New Physiotherapy College Buildings– 6

Crores

• Establishment of 12 Nursing College Buildings – 34 Crore

• Rs. 277 Crore to modernize & upgrade school infrastructure

under PMSHRI Scheme

• Rs. 212 Crore for Construction & Renovation of Colleges

Building, 10% of the entire Higher Education Budget.

• Provision for construction of new 500-seater residential

school building in Balrampur & Rajnandgaon

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Health and Family Welfare
• National Health Mission: 1,850 Crores

• Shaheed Veer Narayan Singh Ayushman Swasthya Yojna:

1,500 Crores

• Expansion of Advanced Cardiac Institute at Dr. Bhimrao

Ambedkar Memorial Hospital Raipur: 10 Crores

• Establishment of A.R.T. (IVF) Center in Raipur: 10 Crores

• Purchase of health equipment in Cancer and other

departments of Medical College Raipur: 20 Crores

• Purchase of MRI and CT Scan Machines at Dr. Bhimrao

Ambedkar Memorial Hospital Raipur: 35 Crores

• Prime Minister Ayushman Bharat Health Infrastructure

Mission: 186 Crores

• Ayushman Bharat Jan Arogya Yojna: 182 Crores

• Setting up of Super Specialty Hospital: 132 Crores

• Chhattisgarh Emergency Medical Response Service Scheme:

21 Crores

• Mukhyamantri Haat Bazar Clinic Scheme: 13 Crores

• Establishment of Sickle Cell Institute: 13 Crores

• CM Slum Swasthya Sahayata Yojna: Rs. 100 Crores

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Women & Child Development
• Mahtari Vandan Yojna to provide financial assistance to
economically weaker women for health and nutrition
improvement: 5,500 Crores
• National Rural Livelihood Mission (NRLM) including Lakhpati
Mahila, Drone Didi: 800 Crores
• Construction of Working Women Hostels under SCA Scheme:
133 Crores
• Pradhan Mantri Matra Vandana Yojana: 100 Crores
• Mission Vatsalya for ensuring the welfare and protection of
children through various child-centric initiatives: 100 Crores
• Bicycle Distribution to High School Girls: 50 Crores
• Mukhyamantri Kanyadan Yojna: 40 Crores
• One Stop Center (Sakhi) to provide integrated support
services for women affected by violence, including medical,
legal, and counseling aid: 20 Crores
• Shuchita Yojana for promoting menstrual hygiene and
providing sanitary products to women and girls: 13 Crores
• Women Empowerment Centers to support women’s
empowerment through education, training, and resources: 9
Crores
• Palna Scheme for providing care and support for abandoned
and orphaned children: 10 Crores.

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Tribal
• Assistance to Naxal Affected Districts: 220 Crores

• Pradhan Mantri Janjatiya Unnat Gram Abhiyan Yojna: 50

Crores

• Dharti Abha Janjati Gram Utkarsh Abhiyan: 30 Crores

• Oil Palm Cultivation: 25 Crores

• Bastar Olympic to promote youth engagement in Bastar

• Bastar Marathon and Bastar Madai to celebrate Bastar’s

cultural heritage and promote physical fitness

• Mobile Science labs in Bastar and Sarguja

• Establishment of science parks in 5 districts (Sarguja, Bastar,

Balrampur, Jashpur and Raigarh)

• Promotion of tourism through home stay in Bastar & Sarguja

• Establishment of Physiotherapy and Naturopathy Centers in

Jashpur and Manendragarh

• Extension of facilities to Tribal Areas (Article 275 (1)): 221 Crores

• Assistance to Naxal Affected Districts: 220 Crores

• Distribution of Chana under Antyodaya Anna Yojana: Rs. 400

Crores

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Rural Development
• Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojna: Rs. 845 Crore

• Mukhya Mantri Gram Sadak Yojna: Rs. 119 Crore

• Rs. 100 Crore for construction of concrete Gram Sadak along

with Drainage System under Mukhyamantri Gram Gaurav
PathYojana

Agriculture
• Deendayal Upadhyay Bhoomiheen Krishi Majdoor Kalyan
Yojana: 600 Crores

• Dairy Samagra Vikas Pariyojna: 50 Crores

• Electrification of Agricultural Pumps: 50 Crores

Social Welfare
• Subsidy in Electricity Bills to Domestic Electricity Consumers:
1,000 Crores

• Mukhyamantri Pension Scheme: 420 Crores

• Pradhanmantri Surya Ghar Free Electricity Scheme: 250 Crores

• Grant for Solar Energy Based Scheme: 25 Crores

• Electrification of 70 villages in 40 camps under Niyad Nellanar

Scheme: 20 Crores

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• Allocation for Pradhan Mantri e-Bus seva: 30 Crores

• Allocation for National Old Age Pension: 200 Crores

• Allocation for Sukhad Sahara Yojna: 125 Crores

• Allocation in CG Growth and Stability Fund: 50 Crores

• Strengthening of Divyangjan: 26 Crores

• Educational institutes for Divyangjan: 30 Crores

• Third gender programs & schemes

Sports & Youth

• State Student Scholarship Scheme: 150 Crores

• Establishment of Central Library: 115 Crores

• Allocation for Chhattisgarh Kreeda Protsahan Yojna: 50 Crores

• Implementation of CM Skill Development Scheme: 47 Crores

• Implementation of SSIP (Student Startup and Innovation

Policy): 5 Crore

• State Research Fellowship Program for students

• Student Skilling Program and Financial Investment Planning

Training with National Stock Exchange (NSE)

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Public Works Department (PWD)
• Main District Roads: 403 Crores

• State Highway: 109 crores

• Development for railways over bridges: 35 Crores

• Construction of Large bridges: 574 Crores

• Construction of Ring-Road & Bypass: 100 Crores

• Construction of roads in State- State Highways: 109 Crores

• Construction and expansion of Airstrips :7 Crores

• Mukhyamantri Sugam Sadak Yojna: 34 Crores

• Provision for construction work by CGRIDCL: 500 Crore

• Construction of rural roads under basic minimum service: 500

Crore

Tourism
• CM Teerth Darshan Yojna: 15 Crores

• Sindhu Darshan/Kailash Mansarovar Yatra

• Development of Adventure Tourism & Tourism Circuit at Jashpur

• Provision for the construction of a Gurudwara (Moti Mahal) at

Bhandarpuri, District Baloda Bazar - Bhatapara

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Transport
• Implementation of automated driving tracks at 21 District
Transport Offices: 15 Crores

• State received 95.52 Crores as an incentive from Central

Government for achieving the Green Environment & Road Safety
target by scrapping Old Vehicles of more than 15 year. 170 Crores
has been provision for replacement of old vehicles in the state.

10 New Schemes Announced

1. Mukhyamantri Nagarotthan Yojana

2. Mukhyamantri Mobile Tower Scheme

3. Mukhyamantri Parivahan Yojana

4. Mukhyamantri Bypass and Ringroad Nirman Yojana

5. Mukhyamantri Griha Pravesh Samman Yojna

6. Mukhyamantri Governance Fellowship

7. Siyan Care Yojana (Free Body Checkup Government

Scheme)

8. PM Surya Ghar Free Electricity Scheme

9. Atal Sinchai Yojana

10. Implementation of SSIP (Student Startup and Innovation Policy)

11. Student Skilling Program and Financial Investment Planning

Training with National Stock Exchange (NSE)

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Capital Expenditure Growth Trend
Capital Expenditure Trend

Amount in Crore
Capital Capex/
Financial Year State GSDP Budget Size Capex/ GSDP
Expenditure Budget Size
2000-01 25,846 2,531 310 1.20% 12%
2001-02 29,539 5,705 500 1.69% 9%
2002-03 32,493 6,859 820 2.52% 12%
2003-04 38,802 9,270 1,015 2.62% 11%
2004-05 47,862 9,368 1,279 2.67% 14%
2005-06 53,381 10,218 1,497 2.80% 15%
2006-07 66,875 12,310 2,198 3.29% 18%
2007-08 80,255 15,510 3,131 3.90% 20%
2008-09 96,972 18,286 2,940 3.03% 16%
2009-10 99,364 22,211 2,745 2.76% 12%
2010-11 1,19,420 24,685 2,952 2.47% 12%
2011-12 1,58,074 30,726 4,056 2.57% 13%
2012-13 1,77,511 37,574 4,919 2.77% 13%
2013-14 2,06,833 44,169 4,574 2.21% 10%
2014-15 2,21,118 54,710 6,544 2.96% 12%
2015-16 2,25,163 65,013 7,945 3.53% 12%
2016-17 2,62,802 70,059 9,471 3.60% 14%
2017-18 2,82,737 76,032 10,001 3.54% 13%
2018-19 3,27,107 87,464 8,903 2.72% 10%
2019-20 3,44,672 90,910 8,566 2.49% 9%
2020-21 3,52,328 95,650 9,024 2.56% 9%
2021-22 4,11,613 97,106 10,504 2.55% 11%
2022-23 4,58,891 1,04,000 13,320 2.90% 13%
2023-24 5,12,107 1,21,500 15,418 3.01% 13%
2024-25 BE 5,67,880 1,47,446 22,300 3.93% 15%
2025-26 BE 6,35,917 1,65,000 26,341 4.14% 16%

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