2.3 Lakh Crores, Telangana Finance Budget, FM, Harish Rao Presents in Assembly

Generous allocation on Roads, transport, power, irrigation and other infrastructure development projects, in both urban and rural areas.

Hyderabad, 18 March: T Harish Rao, Telangana Minister presented state budget for financial year 2021-22 in Assembly today. Generous allocation on Roads, transport, power, irrigation and other infrastructure development projects, in both urban and rural areas.

Budget Highlights…

Total expenditure of Rs.2,30,825.96 crores
Rs. 1,425 Crore for Hyderabad Development, Rs 250 crore for supply of free drinking water to every household in the city, Rs 725 crore for a new project in Sunkesula to cater to future water needs of the city, Rs 200 crore for restoration of Musi River and for river-front beautification and Rs 250 crore to provide drinking water to the newly-formed colonies within the Outer Ring Road.
Rs 1,000 crore new scheme – The Chief Minister’s Dalit Empowerment Programme – for Dalits in the State.
Rs 25,000 Crore for #Agriculture and Allied sectors, including Rs 5,225 crore for crop loan waiver scheme.
Rs 400 crore for unique digitalised land survey in Telangana
Rs 3,000 crore as interest-free loans to SHGs (Self Help Groups)
Rs. 200 crores were allotted for Musi river rejuvenation,
Rs 33.6 crore for SC, ST welfare
Rs 11,728 crore for Aasara pension scheme
Rs 2,750 crore for Kalyana Lakshmi and Shaadi Mubarak
Rs 3,077 crore for Industrial Sector,
Rs 2,500 crore for Incentives alone,
Rs 29,271 crore for Panchayat Raj and Rural Development
Rs 15,030 crore for Municipal Administration and Urban Development department
Rs 3,000 crore allocated to TSRTC.
Rs. 1,000 crores for Hyderabad metro rail,
Rs. 250 crores are specifically allocated for the development of Warangal municipal corporation.
Rs. 4,000 crores for a new proposed educational scheme that aims to upgrade and modernize the education sector in the State comprehensively.
Rs 29,271 crore is proposed for panchayat raj and rural development departments,
Rs. 360 crores have been allotted for IT sector.
Rs, 6,295 crores on health infrastructure,