Look what Yogi Government has comeup with.. Key points to know
Suresh Khanna on Wednesday tabled the state’s annual budget for the financial year 2023-24 and the second budget for ‘Yogi 2.0’. Khanna announced that a 16.8% growth in state GDP has been registered while the employment rate is down to 4.2%. Chief minister Yogi Adityanath presided over a meeting of the state cabinet to give a nod to the budget.The annual Budget of approximately 7lakhs crore mainly focuses on the infrastructure, development, welfare schemes and empowerment of youths and women in the state, as expected.Also read: Delhi: Man kills girlfriend, stores body in RefrigeratorOn May 26 last year, the state government had presented an annual budget of ₹6.15 lakh crore. A supplementary budget of ₹33,769.55 crore was presented on December 5, 2022, taking the total size of the UP budget in 2022-2023 to ₹6.50 lakh crore. An increase of about 10% in the outlay may take the annual budget for 2023-2024 to nearly ₹7 lakh crore.The following are the key points: Studen
Suresh Khanna on Wednesday tabled the state’s annual budget for the financial year 2023-24 and the second budget for ‘Yogi 2.0’. Khanna announced that a 16.8% growth in state GDP has been registered while the employment rate is down to 4.2%. Chief minister Yogi Adityanath presided over a meeting of the state cabinet to give a nod to the budget.
- Students: ₹3,600 crore allotted for the provision of tablets and smartphones to eligible students of the Swami Vivekananda Youth Empowerment Scheme
- Women: ₹1,050 crore under Chief Minister Kanya Sumangala Yojana, which offers financial assistance to the guardians or parents of two girl children in one family
- ₹4,032 crore for destitute widows
- ₹600 crore for Samuhik Vivah scheme for the marriage of all girls of all classes
- ₹150 crore under the marriage grant scheme for daughters of poor people belonging to other backward classes
- Infrastructure: An outlay of ₹21,159 crore has been announced for construction of roads, bridges; ₹6,209 crore for maintenance
- Khanna said ₹3,473 crore is proposed for the work of bridges and roads for agricultural marketing facilities and ₹1,525 crore for roads in rural areas.
Health, Jobs, Research: A budget provision of ₹7,248 crore proposed for old age/farmer pension scheme; ₹1,120 cr for Divyang Pension Yojana
- ₹12,631 crore outlay for various programmes under National Rural Health Mission, ₹400 crore for implementing Ayushman Bharat scheme
- ₹20 crore for State Institute of Pharmaceutical Research and Development
- ₹60 crores for Information Technology and Startups Policy
- Creation of 20 thousand jobs in next 5 years under UP Tourism Policy 2022 with an investment target of ₹10 lakh crore
- Other highlights: ₹1,000 crore for development of residential facilities for cops
- ₹10 crore allocated for purchase of vehicles by State Disaster Response Fund (SDRF)
- ₹850 crore set aside for new police commissionerates