Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta shared the state budget details during the assembly session today. The government has focused on a balance between daily operational costs and long-term infrastructure building. According to the official statement, Delhi is set to see an increase in its capital spending compared to the previous financial year. This financial roadmap suggests a strong focus on the city’s growth and economic stability.
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Detailed Financial Figures and Tax Ratio
The government has kept 70.3% for revenue expenses and 29.7% for capital projects. The Tax and GSDP ratio is expected to reach 5.09% in the 2026-2027 period, showing growth from the 4.95% recorded in 2025-2026. This improvement indicates better tax collection and economic management by the state. The Chief Minister emphasized that the increase in capital expenditure will directly help in creating new assets for the public.
Major Budget Allocations at a Glance
The government has projected a significant revenue surplus of 9,092 crore rupees for the current year. This surplus means the government has managed to keep its income higher than its operational spending, which is a positive sign for the state’s financial health. The following table summarizes the key economic indicators mentioned in the assembly.
| Metric | Details |
|---|---|
| Revenue Expenditure | 70.3% of Budget |
| Capital Expenditure | 29.7% of Budget |
| Revenue Surplus | 9,092 Crore Rupees |
| 2025-26 Tax-GSDP Ratio | 4.95% |
| 2026-27 Tax-GSDP Ratio (Expected) | 5.09% |
