Today, Telangana’s Deputy Chief Minister and Finance Minister, Mallu Bhatti Vikramarka, presented the state budget for the financial year 2025-26 in the Telangana Legislative Assembly. The budget, totaling Rs 3.04 lakh crore, allocates 90% for revenue expenditure and 10% for capital expenditure. Key discussions revolved around the financial challenges posed by welfare schemes and the government’s vision to transform Telangana into a trillion-dollar economy, with specific plans to develop Hyderabad into a sustainable global city.
The budget session was marked by the presence of Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy and other significant political figures, highlighting the state’s commitment to both welfare and economic growth.
Telangana budget 2025-26 crosses ₹3lakh crore
₹3,04,965 crore – Total expenditure
₹2,26,982 crore – Revenue expenditure ₹36,504 crore – capital expenditure
₹40232 crore – Scheduled Castes Welfare
₹31605 crore – Panchayati Raj & Rural
₹24439 crore – Agriculture
₹23373 crore – Irrigation
₹23108 crore – Education
₹21221 crore – Energy
₹17677 crore – Municipal Administration
₹17169 crore – Scheduled Tribes Welfare
₹12393 crore – Health
₹11405 crore – Backward Classes Welfare
₹5907 crore – Roads & Buildings
₹5734 crore – Civil Supplies
₹3591 crore – Minority Welfare
₹3527 crore – Industries
₹2862 crore – Women and Child Welfare
₹1674 crore – Animal Husbandry
₹1023 crore – Forests & Environment
₹900 crore – Youth Services
₹775 crore – Tourism
₹774 crore – Information Technology
₹465 crore – Sports
₹371 crore – Handlooms