+ Stress laid on generating local employment for which total provisions of Rs 548.89 cr have been made
+ In the total education sector, including medical education, provisions of Rs 2445 cr have been made
+ CM’s budget statement consisted mainly of revenue, expenditure and dept
+ No new schemes or taxes announced
+ A vote on account was taken for five months
+ Total gross budgetary expenditure (including that on power purchase) is Rs 17,123.28 cr
+ Total estimated expenditure on revenue account is Rs 11795.40 cr
+ The expenditure on capital account is Rs 4216.26 cr
+ Increase in the allocation for capital account expenditure by 10.70%
+ The estimated receipt (including that on power sales) for 2018-19 is Rs 13664.95 cr
+ The State’s own tax revenue, including State share of Central taxes is Rs 8257.25 cr
+ The state share of Central taxes for 2018-19 is Rs 2979 cr, representing 17% increase
+ The non-tax revenue is expected to be Rs 2869.33 cr
+ Overall for the year 2018-19 the annual financial statement indicates a revenue surplus estimated at Rs 144.65 cr
+ Public debt receipts are estimated at Rs 1769.22 cr resulting in a fiscal deficit of Rs 763.68 cr (nominal)
+ The primary deficit is estimated at Rs (-) 608.46 cr
+ As per Economic Survey 2017-18, the GSDP for the year 2017-18 is provisionally estimated to be Rs 70267 cr
+ This year the GSDP is estimated at Rs 77171 cr, revealing around 10% growth
+ The total public debt (progressive) is estimated at Rs 13937.37 cr, representing a public debt to GSDP ratio of 18.06
