Govt makes substantial allocations for guarantees and major schemes

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The State authorities has made important allocations for its six guarantees and flagship programmes successful the fund for 2026-27, notwithstanding the fiscal constraints it has been facing successful raising resources.

The authorities allocated ₹50,713 crore successful the fund for the adjacent fiscal twelvemonth for implementation of the six guarantees arsenic good arsenic different large schemes. Rythu Bharosa received an allocation of ₹18,000 crore and Cheyutha ₹14,861 crore, including 2 lakh caller pensions that volition beryllium added during the people of the adjacent fiscal year. Indiramma houses received a large boost with ₹5,500 crore allocation portion Mahalakshmi escaped autobus question to women has been earmarked ₹4,305 crore. Allocation of ₹3,500 crore was made towards outgo of bonus assured to agriculture assemblage and different ₹2,080 crore was earmarked for Gruha Jyoti, proviso of powerfulness escaped of outgo to houses consuming upto 200 units a month. Rajiv Arogyasri received ₹1,143 crore and ₹723 crore would beryllium spent towards LPG subsidy nether Mahalakshmi scheme.

This apart, capable allocations person been made for powerfulness subsidy ( ₹14,000 crore) chiefly escaped powerfulness to workplace assemblage and subsidised proviso to mediocre households and atom subsidy ( ₹3,000 crore). The authorities estimated ₹5,526 crore arsenic Finance Commission grants and this includes the matching assistance by the State.

Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy was assured that the authorities volition mobilise the required quantum of funds for fulfilling the assurances. “We are trying to apprehension leakages successful each departments. We don’t privation to instrumentality immoderate accidental and this tin beryllium seen from the information that Telangana’s GSDP is amended than the nationalist GDP,” helium said successful an informal chat with reporters.

Published - March 20, 2026 07:36 p.m. IST

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