Haryana’s financial blueprint for 2026-27, presented by CM Nayab Singh Saini, clocks in at ₹2.23 lakh crore with rural economy empowerment as the cornerstone. This budget blends farmer-centric reforms with industrial incentives for holistic progress.
Central to the plan is ‘Haryana Agri Discom’, a new power company handling 5,084 agri-feeders for 7.12 lakh users, ensuring steady tube well supply alongside UHBVN and DHBVN.
A ₹500 crore ‘Saksham’ fund targets industrial infrastructure in chosen cities, promising economic ripple effects.
Key fiscal metrics include ₹40,293 crore deficit (2.65% GSDP), 0.87% revenue deficit, and boosted capex at ₹28,205 crore (up from ₹27,650 crore). Effective capex hits ₹35,216 crore.
In his pagdi-adorned speech, Saini aimed for trillion-dollar status by 2047, highlighting 98% prior budget use. Per capita income leaped to ₹3.58 lakh from ₹1.47 lakh, set for ₹3.95 lakh amid superior growth.
This forward-looking budget positions Haryana for sustained prosperity.