On March 14, the union territory's budget was presented and passed by the Lok Sabha
Confederation of Indian Industry Tamil Nadu on Friday termed the budget presented by Finance Minister Palanivel Thiaga Rajan as futuristic, inclusive and growth-oriented propelling economic growth
Presenting his fifth and the last budget of the current government, Thakur announced to decrease the age limit for availing such pension without any income limit from 70 years to 60 years
The budget's outlay of Rs 2,43,965 crore was the highest compared to previous budgets of the state, he said
He highlighted free treatment in IPD (inpatient department) and OPD (outpatient department) in government hospitals and old pension scheme for state employees as some of the several key announcements
The cost of debt-funds for the states has touched the highest level so far this fiscal with the weighted average cut-off crossing the 7.16 percentage points at the latest auctions, up 11 bps
The Opposition parties raised an objection regarding the supplementary budget, terming it as irrelevant
India's fiscal challenge can get worse if states spend more even with lower revenue growth
At the current pace, UP and Maharashtra would take 15 and 17 months respectively to cover their universal population
The states' inflated debt sale schedule alludes to that possibility. They are scheduled to borrow as much as Rs 1.78 trillion ($25 billion) from the market in the April-June quarter
Large borrowing states not coming to the market or drawing down less than indicated amounts
Andhra Pradesh government presented its annual budget for the financial year 2021-22 with an estimated expenditure of Rs 2.29 trillion and estimated revenue of Rs 1.77 trillion
While the Centre has an escape clause to deviate from the fiscal consolidation road map by 0.5 percentage point of GDP in times of exigency, states were not given any such escape clause
The Delhi government presented a Rs 69,000-crore budget themed on "patriotism" for financial year 2021-22
Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia on Tuesday presented a budget worth Rs 69,000 crore for the financial year 2021-22
Finance Minister Nitinbhai Patel allotted Rs 13,493 to urban development, Rs 5,494 crore for water resources
Thakur will present Budget for the financial year 2021-22 in the state Assembly on March 6, with COVID-19 protocol in place
The Finance Ministry has released the ninth weekly instalment of Rs 6,000 crore to the states to meet the GST compensation shortfall
The first two quarters of FY21 saw a poor focus on capex from the states' side, data showed
In FY20, the difference between the Budgeted provision and actual amount spent rose to Rs 4 trillion, about 13 per cent of total expenditure of states