Chief Minister Shri Bhajan Lal Sharma described the Rajasthan State Budget 2026–27 as “a document of our duties towards 8 crore people of the state.” Addressing a press conference after Deputy Chief Minister (Finance) Diya Kumari presented the budget in the Assembly, the Chief Minister emphasized that the financial roadmap is designed to ensure holistic, inclusive, and sustainable development across Rajasthan.
Presented on the death anniversary of Pt. Deendayal Upadhyay, the pioneer of the Antyodaya philosophy, the budget is dedicated to the welfare of the last person in the queue — women, youth, farmers, labourers, and the underprivileged.
A 41% Larger Budget with Strong Economic Growth
The total size of the Rajasthan Budget 2026–27 stands at Rs. 6,10,956 crore, marking a 41% increase compared to 2023–24.
Key economic highlights include:
GSDP projected at Rs. 21,52,100 crore, a 41% rise over 2023–24
Per capita income expected to cross Rs. 2 lakh for the first time, reaching approximately Rs. 2.23 lakh
Capital expenditure of Rs. 53,978 crore, more than double that of 2023–24
The Chief Minister credited efficient financial management for the state’s accelerating economic momentum.
Budget Built on 10 Strong Pillars
CM Sharma stated that the 2026–27 budget rests on ten transformative pillars:
Infrastructure expansion
Improved civic amenities and quality of life
Industrial development and investment promotion
Human resource empowerment
Robust social security system
Tourism, art, and cultural heritage promotion
Good governance and digital transformation
Agricultural growth and farmer welfare
Green development and environmental sustainability
Building a $4.3 trillion economy by 2047
Major Sectoral Allocations
Infrastructure & Water Projects
Rs. 32,000 crore allocated to bring Yamuna water to the Shekhawati region
Work orders worth Rs. 26,000 crore issued under the Ram Setu water project
Rs. 4,000 crore provision under the VB G Ram G Yojana
Health & Medical Services
Rs. 32,526 crore allocated — 53% higher than 2023–24
500-bed IPD tower at JK Lon Hospital (Jaipur)
200-bed pediatric IPD facility at RUHS
Education
Rs. 69,000 crore allocated, 35% more than 2023–24
400 schools to be upgraded as CM Rise Schools with Rs. 1,000 crore provision
Green Budget
Rs. 33,476 crore earmarked for environmental sustainability
Namo Nurseries at all district headquarters
Namo Parks at Panchayat level
Oxygen Zones in 16 districts
Transparency in Competitive Exams: Rajasthan State Testing Agency
To ensure fair and transparent recruitment processes, the government announced the establishment of the Rajasthan State Testing Agency (RSTA). The agency will develop modern online testing centers to conduct competitive examinations securely and efficiently.
Employment Generation & Youth Focus
The government reaffirmed its commitment to creating 4 lakh government jobs in five years:
Over 1 lakh appointments already completed
Recruitment underway for 1.54 lakh posts
Recruitment calendar released for another 1 lakh posts
More than 2 lakh private sector jobs created
Farmers’ Welfare & Rural Development
Over Rs. 10,900 crore transferred to 76 lakh farmers under Kisan Samman Nidhi
Yamuna water project to boost irrigation in Shekhawati
Strengthened agricultural and rural development focus
Women Empowerment Initiatives
Rural Women BPOs to be established across districts
Under CM Nari Shakti Udyam Protsahan Yojana, SHG loan limit increased from Rs. 50 lakh to Rs. 1 crore
Under Lakhpati Didi Yojana, loan limit enhanced to Rs. 1.5 lakh per beneficiary
Tourism & Heritage Development
Ultra-luxurious special tourism zone to be developed in Khudi (Jaisalmer)
Rs. 200 crore provision under Shekhawati Haveli Yojana for restoration of 660 identified havelis
Employees’ Welfare Measures
A high-level committee will be formed to examine:
Pay scale rationalization
Promotion avenues
Recommendations in light of the upcoming Eighth Pay Commission
The committee will conduct comparative studies and submit recommendations to the state government.
Implementation Track Record
The Chief Minister highlighted strong performance in implementing previous budget announcements:
86% of 2025–26 announcements fulfilled
93% of 2024–25 announcements implemented
Out of 2,718 total announcements in recent budgets, 2,434 have already been implemented, demonstrating rapid execution.
A Budget for Inclusive and Sustainable Rajasthan
Chief Minister Bhajan Lal Sharma concluded that the State Budget 2026–27 aligns with Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s vision of a developed India, while ensuring Rajasthan becomes prosperous, self-reliant, and future-ready.
With significant investments in infrastructure, water security, education, healthcare, green development, women empowerment, and employment, the budget positions Rajasthan firmly on the path toward long-term, inclusive growth.
