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India's Fiscal Discipline Tested Amid Rising Subsidies

India aims to stick to its medium-term fiscal deficit target of 4.3% in FY26, buoyed by a record RBI dividend. However, rising subsidy costs and lower nominal GDP growth present significant challenges to consolidation. Explore the details.

India's fiscal deficit at 62.3% of FY26 target

India's fiscal deficit for April-November hits ₹9.76 lakh crore, cushioned by strong non-tax revenue. Tax collections lag, impacted by rebates and GST changes. Read the full analysis.

UP tables Rs 24,496 crore supplementary budget for FY 2025-26

Uttar Pradesh tables a Rs 24,496 crore supplementary budget, boosting total outlay to Rs 8.33 lakh crore. Focus on industrial development, healthcare, and infrastructure. Key allocations for power, solar energy, and medical education.

Chhattisgarh Passes Rs 35,000 Crore Supplementary Budget

Chhattisgarh Vidhan Sabha approves a Rs 35,000 crore supplementary budget for the current fiscal. Finance Minister says it will boost development, but Congress attacks the state's fiscal management. Read the full story.

Kochi's Urban Renewal Powered by Corporate CSR Funds

Kochi Corporation successfully implements major projects in waste management, housing renovation, and public spaces using Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) funds. See how councillors drove change.

Telangana, Andhra Pradesh overshoot RBI borrowing limits

Telangana and Andhra Pradesh have become India's most aggressive borrowers in 2025, overshooting RBI limits by 190% and 122% respectively. Economists warn of severe long-term fiscal stress. Read the full analysis.

India's Fiscal Deficit at 52.6% of FY26 Target

India's fiscal deficit reaches ₹8.25 trillion during April-October, 52.6% of FY26 target. Higher capex and lower tax revenue drive increase. Experts analyze challenges ahead.

CAG Orders Uniform Government Expenditure Classification

India's CAG directs all states to adopt uniform expenditure classification by FY 2027-28, ending decades of inconsistent accounting practices. This reform will enable transparent financial reporting and better fiscal management across states.

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