DELHI (Economy India): The Government of India has released the monthly account data consolidated up to May 2025 for the financial year 2025–26. The key highlights of the report are as follows.
Revenue and Receipts:
- The total receipts of the Government of India up to May 2025 stood at Rs 7,32,963 crore, which is 21.0% of the corresponding Budget Estimates (BE) for FY 2025–26.
- This includes:
- Net Tax Revenue: Rs 3,50,862 crore
- Non-Tax Revenue: Rs 3,56,877 crore
- Non-Debt Capital Receipts: Rs 25,224 crore
- The Government transferred Rs 1,63,471 crore to State Governments as their share of taxes, which is Rs 23,720 crore higher than the amount transferred during the same period last year.
Expenditure:
- The total expenditure incurred by the Government of India during this period was Rs 7,46,126 crore, which accounts for 14.7% of the Budget Estimates for FY 2025–26.
- Of this:
- Revenue Expenditure amounted to Rs 5,24,772 crore
- Capital Expenditure stood at Rs 2,21,354 crore
- Out of the total revenue expenditure:
- Rs 1,47,788 crore was spent on interest payments
- Rs 51,253 crore was incurred on major subsidies
This financial data reflects the Government’s steady progress in revenue mobilization and fiscal discipline, while maintaining robust support for infrastructure and welfare expenditure.
(Economy India)
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Economy India
