The Delhi Assembly budget session started on March 23, 2026, with Chief Minister Rekha Gupta presenting the economic survey report. This marks the beginning of a three-day session where the Delhi government will unveil its second budget. The Chief Minister stated that the upcoming budget aims to speed up the city’s development and improve the living standards of every resident in the national capital.
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What are the main priorities in the Delhi Budget 2026-27?
The Delhi government plans to prioritize several key sectors to transform the city’s landscape. Chief Minister Rekha Gupta mentioned that the budget will focus heavily on infrastructure projects and green energy initiatives. Special schemes for women and girls are also expected to be a major part of the announcement on March 24. The government aims to tackle long-standing issues like pollution control and the cleaning of the Yamuna River while ensuring that the budget reflects the aspirations of the common man.
Key Highlights from the First Day of the Assembly Session
The session opened with a historic moment as Vande Mataram was sung live for the first time in the assembly. The Chief Minister also highlighted the synergy with the Central Government, noting the increased allocation in the Union Budget which will help implement various developmental schemes. A traditional Kheer Rasam was also performed by the government on March 22 as a ritual before the budget preparation concluded.
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Budget Presentation Date | March 24, 2026 |
| Expected Budget Amount | More than 1 lakh crore rupees |
| New Tradition | Live singing of Vande Mataram |
| Ritual Performed | Kheer Rasam on March 22 |
| Union Budget Allocation | 1,348.01 crore for Delhi |
