Today Hon’ble Chief Minister Shri Bhupesh Baghel presented budget for the year 2021-22 in the assembly. The budget is slated to take the state to newer heights in every sphere, expressing the sentiments embodied in the core mantra of "Garhbo Nava Chhattisgarh". The budget defines various dimensions of the concept of development with every letter of the word HEIGHT in English. This includes H-Holistic development, E-Education (equal opportunity for all), I-Infrastructure (supplement of development), G- Governance (sensitive and effective administration), H-Health (healthy body-greatest wealth) and T-Transformation (change: for the government & public).
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2021-22 |
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Total Receipts |
96,091 |
97,145 |
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Total Expenditure |
95,650 |
97,106 |
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Revenue Expenditure |
81,400 |
83,028 |
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Capital Expenditure |
13,814 |
13,839 |
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Revenue Surplus (+)/Deficit (-) |
2,431 |
-3,702 |
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Fiscal Deficit |
11,518 |
17,461 |
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1.1 As per the quick estimate,
5.12 percent growth is expected in the State's GDP against 5.32 percent
(projected initially) in 2019-20 at constant price. This is higher than 4.2
percent growth at national level.
1.2 In the year
2020-21, the agriculture sector is projected to grow at
4.61 percent, industrial sector
at (-) 5.2 percent and service sector at 0.75 percent. The growth in these
sectors is satisfactory as compared to 3.4 percent, (-) 9.6 percent and (-) 8.8
percent respectively at national level.
1.3 State's gross domestic
product (GSDP), at current prices, is estimated to increase from 3,44,955 crore
in the year 2019-20 to 3,50,270 crore in 2020-21, which is 1.54 percent more
than previous year. State's gross domestic product is much better compared to a
decline of (-) 7.7 percent at national level.
1.4 The per capita income is
estimated at Rs 1,04,943 in year 2020-21 as compared to 1,05,089 in 2019-20,
which is only 0.14 percent lesser to previous year. The national level per
capita income, during same period, is projected to decline by 5.41 percent.
1.5 In Union Budget 2021-22,
share in central taxes for the state has decreased by 4,128 crore as compared
to budget provision of current year 2020-21.
H-Holistic Development
First letter of word HEIGHT, H
is indicative of Holistic Development. Farmers, workers, forest-dwelling
brothers, mothers and children are equally benefited from this overall
development. This concept of development ensures modernization of big cities
alongwith better basic facilities in villages of remote inaccessible areas. In
the process of development, we encourage the use of modern technology for good
governance, as well as make full efforts to preserve our culture and traditions
to keep them thriving.
1.
For the prevention of Corona
infection, additional budget of 670 crores made available to Health Department.
6 RT-PCR labs and 18 TrueNAT labs were established for testing immediately. 30
Covid dedicated hospitals and 178 Covid Care Centers were established for
treatment of corona infected patients.
2.
Godhan Nyay Yojana implemented
to convert Gobar (cowdung) into Godhan
(cow-wealth). There is a provision of 175 crores in scheme.
3.
Rural Industrial Park will
be set up in rural areas, a la Pauni-Pasari scheme in urban areas, to convert a
plurality of specific creative arts into empolyment opportunities, in different
areas of the state. Facility of operation and marketing of traditional business
activities will be available here.
4.
C-Mart stores will be set up inside
and outside the state to provide all Chhattisgarhi products under one
roof. Local agricultural products of Chhattisgarh like Dheki ka Kuta
rice, edible oil extracted from Ghani, Kodo, Kutki, from maize to
all kinds of pulses, variety of forest produces, like tamarind, mahua,
harra, bahera, amla, honey and products made from them
like terracotta, bellmetal, bamboo crafts, leather crafts, iron crafts, Kosa
silk and Chhattisgarhi cuisines will be available in these stores and will be
known as unique Chhattisgarhi brands. Arrangements will also be made to provide
more dividends to local producers through the scheme.
Justice to Farmers
1.
Provision of 5,703 crores for Rajiv Gandhi Kisan Nyay
Yojana.
2.
Provision of 150 crore under CHIRAAG
scheme for nutrition and improvement of economic condition of farmers in
selected 7 development blocks of 7 tribal dominated districts of Bastar
division and 14 blocks of Mungeli district.
3.
Provision of 2,500 crores for free
power supply to agricultural pumps under Krishak Jeevan Jyoti Yojana.
Approximate 5.50 lakh farmers will be benefited.
4. Provision of
150 crores for the energization of agricultural pumps.
5.
31,712 solar pumps under Solar
Sujala scheme have been installed so far since formation of the government. 530
crore provision in this budget.
6.
Target to distribute short term
agricultural loans of 5,900 crores to farmers at zero interest rate. Provision
of 275 crores for payment of interest subvention.
7. This year, a target has been set to provide grants for multi-year fruit orchids in 5,000 hectare area, vegetable production in 4,500 hectare and
floriculture
in 1300 hectare area. Provision of 495 crores in the budget for horticultural
crops.
Justice to Cattle-Ranchers
1.
Godhan Nyay Yojana has been launched
to make Gothans employment-oriented. Gothan committees have paid 80 crore to
cattle ranchers to buy cow dung at 2 Rs/Kg.
2.
SHGs have prepared 71,300 quintal
vermi compost from cow dung so far.
3.
At present, about 60,000 members of
7,841 Self-Help Groups have earned income of Rs 942 lakh from vermi compost
production, community vegetation, cow-dung lamps etc.
4. Provision of
175 crores for Gothan Yojana.
Justice to Fishermen
1. To
promote fisheries, it will be accorded the same status as agriculture. 171.20
Crore provision for fisheries activities in the budget.
2. In view of
possibilities of employment in fisheries sector, provision of
28
crores to fishermen for constructing ponds on their own
land.
3.
More than 2 lakh fishermen are being
provided employment by developing 95 percent of the available water areas for
fisheries.
Justice to Traditional Workers
1. Telghani
Development Board, Leather Craftsman Development Board, Iron Craftsman
Development Board and Rajak-kar Development Board will be set up to revive
rural business skills.
2.
More than 50,000 beneficiaries have
got employment in Kosa farming and textile manufacturing. 60,000
families have got employment through handloom weaving.
3.
In view of employment potential in
lac farming, it's been accorded the agriculture status for convenience of
interest free loan.
Support to Workers
1. For the purpose of online maintenance of data related to workers registered under the Unorganized Workers Safety and Welfare Board and to provide quick benefits of various schemes, various App designing and State level Help-Desk Centers will be set up.
2.
Provision of 61 crore for welfare of
unorganized workers, contract laborers, cleaning workers and domestic working
women.
3.
Provision of 56 crore for State
Insurance Hospital Scheme and 48 crore for Employees State Insurance
Hospitals.
4. A
new justice scheme will be started to assist rural agricultural landless
laborers.
Assistance to Forest Dwellers
1.
So far, 4 lakh 36,619 individual
forest rights documents have been distributed, including 24,827 new forest
rights papers.
2.
The benefit of Kisan Nyaya Yojana
has been extended this year to forest dwellers holding forest rights papers, by
according them the same status as farmers.
3.
In a special initiative by the state
government for the first time, 2,175 community forest maintenance rights have
been given to Gram Sabhas. Plantation of fruitful trees on forest land
distributed in the form of Community Forest Charter will be encouraged.
4.
During the current season, 4.74 lakh
quintals of 52 types of minor forest produce have been collected at a minimum
support price of Rs 112 crore. According to the data released by TRIFED New
Delhi,
Chhattisgarh
ranks first among states for purchasing minor forest produce at minimum support
price.
5. Kodo,
Kutki and Ragi will be procured in scheduled areas of the state, like other
minor forest produce, at minimum support price.
6. "Shaheed
Mahendra Karma Tendu Leaf Collectors Social Security Scheme" has
been launched to provide protection to 12.50 lakh Tendu Leaf Collector
families in the event of accidental death or accident. There is a provision of
13 crores for this.
7. Provision
of 359 crores for local development programs and 170 crores for development of
basic amenities in tribal areas
1.
In case of accidental death of
journalists, the amount of assistance given is increased from 2 lakhs to 5
lakhs.
Nutrition and Safety for Women and
Children
1.
Kaushalya Maternity Scheme will
be launched to improve the nutrition of women. State will give a lump
sum assistance of Rs 5 thousand at the time of birth of second girl child.
2.
Provision of 47 crores in budget for
Integrated Child Protection Scheme for child care, safety and protection
related works.
3.
Provision of 732 crores in special
nutritional food scheme, 39 crores for improvement and construction of
Anganwadis.
Assistance to the Elderly and
Differently-abled
1. For
monthly pension to destitute and elderly, provision of 343 crore in Social
Security Pension Scheme, 190 crore in National Old Age Pension Scheme and 170
crore in Chief Minister Pension Scheme.
2.
Provision of 70 crores in Indira
Gandhi National Widow Pension Scheme and 98 crores in Sukhad Sahara Pension
Scheme.
3.
Provision of 12 crores in Indira
Gandhi National Disability Pension Scheme.
4.
Provision of 2 crore for
construction of integrated new building with facilities for various
institutions for differently abled.
5.
Provision of Rs 75 lakh for setting
up helpline and redressal of grievances of senior citizens.
6.
Provision of 1.5 crore for the
establishment of Adarsh Rehabilitation Center at all five
divisional headquarters.
7.
Provision of 3.13 crore for the
establishment of 'Half Way Home' in Raipur and Durg for
rehabilitation and training of persons treated with mental illness.
8.
Ashram-cum-Rehabilitation Center
will be set up for rehabilitation of third gender persons. For this, a
provision of 76 lakh has been kept in the budget. This will be the first center
of its kind in the country.
1.
Provision of 10 crores in the Mukhyamantri
Mitan Yojana for the home access service of various government services.
2.
Under Chief Minister Urban Slum
Health Scheme, 60 mobile ambulances and Dai-Didi clinics are being operated in
14 municipal corporations. Through this, the facility of free trial, treatment
and drug distribution is being provided. There is a provision of 50 crores in
budget.
3.
Chhattisgarh has been receiving
the award for being the cleanest state in the country for two consecutive years.
Dedicating it to the cleanliness didis, their honorarium has been
increased from 5,000 to 6,000 rupees.
4.
By upgrading SLRM centers, 377
Godhan Nyay-cum-Cow Dung Purchase Centers are being set up in the urban bodies.
5.
In order to provide better housing
to urban poor families, "Mor Zameen-Mor Makaan" and
"Mor Makaan-Mor Chinhari" schemes have been awarded by
Government of India in January 2021. There is a provision of 457 crores under
Housing Scheme for All.
6.
As of December 2018, 23,876 tap
connections were given for clean drinking water in 9 cities included in Amrit
Yojana. This number has now increased to one and a half lakh. Provision of 220
crores for Amrit Mission Scheme.
7.
Provision of 482 crores for
infrastructure development works in urban areas, and 119 crores for water
augmentation schemes.
8.
Provision in budget for water supply
system in 16 new villages included in the Bilaspur Municipal Corporation area.
Village Development: Availability of
Livelihood and Basic Facilities
1.
Provision of 1,603 crore in budget
for Mahatma Gandhi National Employment Guarantee Scheme.
2.
Provision of 400 crores under
Chhattisgarh State Rural Livelihood Mission.
3.
Chhattisgarh has got first place in
Rurban ranking released by Government of India. Provision of 100 crores in
budget for the scheme.
4.
70 percent houses out of 10.97 lakh
sanctioned houses have been completed under Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana (Rural).
Chhattisgarh ranks second in the implementation of scheme.
Provision of 1,500 crores for this scheme in this budget.
5.
Chhattisgarh has got second
position in the category of ODF plus panchayats.
State has received a performance grant of 68.42 crore for excellent
works in the field of cleanliness.
6. Provision of
400 crores for Swachh Bharat Mission (Gramin) scheme.
7. Provision of
2,067 crore under Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana.
8.
Mukhyamantri Dharsa
Development Scheme is being started to convert dharsa
into pucca road to facilitate farmers to access the fields. There is a
provision of 10 crores in budget for this.
9. Water
conservation work will be done by selecting 441 drains at a cost of 392 crore
in forest areas from CAMPA.
Encouraging Modern Technology
1.
Provision of 236 crore has been made
for expansion of electronics and information technology services.
2.
To prevent illegal mining of
minerals, mining surveillance system has been implemented through modern space
technology and remote sensing image.
Development of Art, Culture and
Tourism in Chhattisgarh
1.
Separate Directorate of
Archaeological Department will be set up to give impetus to study, discovery
and maintenance of archaeological heritage of State.
2.
Along with construction of archives
building for digitization and display of records related to Chhattisgarh,
digitization and mobile app will be developed. There is a provision of 6 crores
in budget for this.
3.
Chhattisgarh Culture Council has
been formed for the preservation and promotion of various arts and
disciplines in the state.
4. Chhattisgarh Cultural Zone to be constructed on the lines of Bharat Bhawan, Bhopal in Nava Raipur.
5.
Provision of 1 crore for
construction of a human museum for displaying order of human development,
living, festivals, ancient art, traditional genres.
6.
Provision of 2 crore for short film,
documentary and other works for conservation & promotion of Chhattisgarhi
folk art and dances.
7. A
grant of up to 5 lakh will be given for construction and preservation of Devguri
site, a symbol of faith in tribal culture.
8.
Provision of 6 crores for
construction of the Shaheed Veeranarayan Singh Memorial and Museum and for the
demonstration work of lifestyle of tribes.
9. Provision
of 5 crores for arranging display of tribal culture in gallery of newly
constructed tribal museum.
10.
In view of reverence and popularity
of general public towards Sri Ram Van Gaman Tourism Circuit, Provision of 30
crores to give impetus to the identified works.
Conservation and Development of
Natural Resources
1.
Provision of 206 crores for
improvement work of degraded forests in an area of 36 thousand hectares.
Provision of 7 crores for plantation of 15 lakh plants under river bank
plantation program for conservation of rivers.
E-Education (Education - Equal
Opportunity for All)
1.
To provide quality education through
English medium to children in government schools, the scheme of Swami
Atmanand English Medium Schools has been started. There is a
provision in budget for 119 new English medium schools.
2. A
national level boarding school will be set up in Nava Raipur on self-financing
model.
3. Provision of
01 crore for setting up B.Ed. College in Kanker.
4. Provision of
5.85 crore as new item for Padhna Likhna Abhiyan.
5. 7
new colleges will be set up in Village Nagpur District Korea, Village Sanna
District Jashpur, Village Bankimangra District Korba, Village Nawagaon Nava
Raipur, Risali District Durg, Saragaon District Janjgir Champa and Naveen Kanya
College in Surajpur, Balrampur and Gobra Nawapara District Raipur.
6.
New graduate courses in 14 colleges
& post-graduate courses in 15 colleges will be started .
7. Provision
of 6.80 crore for setting up of boys & girls hostel in Manpur, Balrampur,
Narayanpur, Kondagaon, Mahasamund, Korba, Dantewada, Sukma, Bijapur.
8.
One new pre-matric boys & girls
hostel for Backward Classes will be set up in Balrampur and one pre-matric
Scheduled Caste Boys Hostel in Patan District Durg.
9.
Provision of 372 crores for
operation of hostels for students belonging to scheduled castes and scheduled
tribes and 281 crores for construction works under Gurukul Upgradation Scheme.
10. New
buildings will be constructed for government colleges in Nikum district Durg,
Bhatagaon district Raipur, Watgan district Balodabazar, Amadi district
Dhamtari, Chirko district Mahasamund and Narharpur district Kanker.
11.
New ITIs at Village Tekari, Block
Arang and Village Navara Development Block Takhatpur will be set up.
12. Provision
of 1 crore 80 lakh for establishment of an innovation hub in the campus of
Chhattisgarh Regional Science Center and 20.55 crore for furniture, machines
& equipment in 40 polytechnic institutions.
I-Infrastructure
(Infrastructure - Supplemets of Development) Roadway
1.
Chhattisgarh Road and Infrastructure
Development Corporation will undertake construction of 3,900 km long roads
& bridges at a cost of 5,225 crore. Provision of 150 crores as assistance
to corporation for this.
2.
Provision of 100 crores in budget
under Mukhyamantri Sugam Sadak Yojna.
3. Construction
of 24 routes of 826 km length is under progress in Phase-
3 project with Asian Development Bank assistance. 31 roads of 1,275 km length are being surveyed under Phase-4 ADB project. Provision of 940 crore in budget for these projects.
4.
Road Safety Construction Scheme is
being started for road safety to reduce loss of life and property due to
vehicle accidents. Necessary provision in budget for this.
5.
Provision of 102 crores for
construction of 12 new railway over bridges & under bridges and 151 new
medium bridges under Jawahar Setu Yojana. Provision of 310 crore
for construction of 6 state roads, 5 urban routes, 20 main district
roads and 435 rural roads. Provision of 92 crores for construction of 119 rural
roads under NABARD's Rural Infrastructure Development Fund.
6.
Provision of 12 crores in budget for
construction of 104 roads & 16 bridges for providing better traffic
facilities to Naxal-affected rural areas.
Airway
1.
Efforts are being made to connect
Ambikapur area by air soon and provision for construction of airstrip in Korea
district in this year's budget.
Irrigation
1. Ground
Water Conservation Fund will be created to implement ground water promotion
works on priority basis. The amount of water collected from industries using
ground water and industries using water as raw material will be deposited in
this fund.
2.
Provision of 152 crore in budget for
4 major irrigation projects Arpa-Bhainsajhar, Kelo reservoir, Rajiv Samoda
Nisada diversion and Sondhur reservoir.
3.
Provision for 4 micro irrigation
schemes, 5 solar micro irrigation schemes and 8 lift irrigation schemes in
budget.
4.
Provision of 70 crores in budget for
rehabilitation and improvement of major, medium and small dams.
5.
Ahiran-Kharang Link, Chapratola
Feeder Reservoir, Rehar Atem (Zinc) Link Project will be implemented by
Chhattisgarh Infrastructure Development Corporation. For this, there is a
provision of 5 crore assistance to the corporation.
Clean drinking water
1. A target has been set to supply pure drinking water to 45.48 lakh rural households of state through tap connections by year 2023.
2.
Provision of 850 crores in Jal
Jeevan Mission Scheme to provide tap collection facilities to households for
drinking water.
3.
Provision of 106 crores for
maintenance of tube wells and 32 crores in rural water supply scheme by pipes
and 70 crores for supply of drinking water in villages.
4. Provision of
45 crores for new water supply schemes in urban areas.
5. Provision
of 11 crore in Minimata Amritdhara Nal Yojana and 10 crore for tubewell mining
in Gothans.
Industry
1.
For establishment of new foodpark,
identification of land in 110 development blocks and occupation of land in 45
development blocks has been received by Industries Department. Provision of 50
crores for this.
2.
In order to promote establishment of
forest produce, herbal and food processing industries in backward areas, new
Industrial Policy 2019-24 provides for Vananchal Udyog Package.
3.
Gems & Jewelery Park is being
established on 10 acres of land in Pandri District Raipur on public-private
partnership basis at a cost of 350 crores.
4. Provision
of 65 crores for establishment of new industrial areas and 10 crores for
upgradation of infrastructure in industrial areas.
Energy
1.
Provision of 45 crores in Chief
Minister Majra-tola Electrification Scheme to reach power lines to remaining
mercury-tolons of electrified villages.
2.
In order to provide irrigation
facilities to fields situated on banks of rivers, work of extension of power
line along rivers will be done.
3.
Provision of 25 crores for
construction of new substation, transformer capacity addition and line
expansion works under Chief Minister's Power Infrastructure Development Scheme.
4.
Provision of 50 crores in SCADA
scheme for supervisory control in industrial areas.
5. Provision
of 100 crores in Chief Minister Urban Electrification Scheme for
electrification works of urban areas.
Agricultural infrastructure
1. An
exhibition plant will be set up in village Godhi district Bemetra for research
work on bio-ethanol production. Raw materials like surplus paddy or maize will
be used for the production of biofuels in plant.
2. New
Energy Education Park will be set up in village Patan district fort. Rural
people will be encouraged to use alternative energy in various works of
agricultural work and daily life through Energy Education Park.
3. Keeping
in view the convenience of farmers, 725 new committees have been formed by
reorganizing the Primary Agricultural Credit Cooperative Society. In this way,
the number of committees in state has increased from 1,333 to 2,048.
4. Provision
of Rs 3.63 crore for lump sum assistance of 50,000 rupees to each committee for
paddy procurement and other arrangements.
5.
For protection of paddy, 7,556
platforms have been constructed in cooperative societies under Mahatma Gandhi
NREGA scheme.
G-Governance
(Administration-sensitive and effective)
To make administration
sensitive, strong, accountable and effective, new units are being formed by
dividing large administrative units on the basis of area and population.
Revenue administration
1.
11 new tehsils and 5 new
subdivisions will be formed in this budget. Formation of new tehsils 1.
Saragaon, 2. Nandaghat, 3. Suhela, 4. Sipat, 5. Biharpur, 6. Chando, 7.
Raghunathpur, 8. Siriya, 9. Chahal, 10. Ajgarbahar, 11. Barpali and Subdivision
Offices. Formation will be done in 1. Lohandiguda, 2. Bhaiyathan, 3. Pali, 4.
Marwahi and 5. Tekpal.
2. Computerized
copies of Khasra Panchasala and B-1 will be provided to the patwaris. This will
facilitate the matching of records on the spot and in Girdawari work. Provision
of 3 crores for this.
3. Monthly
stationery allowance payable to the patwaris will be increased by Rs 250.
Provision of 3.48 crore in budget for this.
4. New rain gauge centers will be set up in all tehsils. Provision of 1.5 crore in budget for this.
5.
Drone based survey of rural population area under ownership plan . Police
administration
1.
'Bastar Tigers' special force will
be formed in all districts of Bastar division. Priority will be given to local
youths from inside villages in the force.
2.
Police forces will be benefitted of
information about inner area and forest of youth during the anti-Naxal
operation. There is a provision of 92 crores for the recruitment of 2,800
persons in the police.
3.
Provision of 1 crore 35 lakh for
creation of 20 new posts for establishment of cyber forensic lab in state
police headquarters.
4.
In Raipur-West and Janjgir-Champa
for effective civil security system and to speed up Naxal operations, new
offices of a total of 5 additional Superintendents of Police will be set up in
Manpur District Rajnandgaon, Bijapur (Naxal Operation) and Bhanupratappur
District Kanker.
5.
Residential buildings of police
personnel will be constructed at Gorella-Pendra-Marwahi.
6. 10 police
checkpost buildings will be constructed in the state.
7.
Provision in budget for approval of
2,200 new posts of women home guards for protection of girls residing in girls
hostels and ashrams.
8.
Provision of Rs. 1.42 crore for
creation of 48 new posts required to upgrade Sub Jails in District Narayanpur
and District Bijapur into District Jail and new Sub Jail in Bhatapara.
9.
10 barracks of 50 undertrials
capacity each will be constructed in 06 jails of the state.
10. To
motivate government servants who have performed well, a scheme will be started
to reward them with State Civil Service Medal and State Police Service Medal.
H-Health (Health: Healthy Body -
Biggest Wealth)
Keeping the promise of universal health services, efforts have been made to upgrade health centers in urban and rural areas of the state, development of modern facilities as well as access to health services to various settlements.
1.
Provision of 63 new posts and
provision of 01 crore for establishment of Virology Lab in 09 Government
Medical Colleges.
2. Provision
of Rs. 01 crore for upgradation of Community Health Center Ramanujganj in 100
bed-hospital and Community Health Center Rakhi (Nava Raipur) in 50-bed hospital
with approval of additional posts.
3.
Provision of Rs 1.50 crore for
establishment of new community health center in village Sanna, district Jashpur
and Shivrinarayan, district Janjgir-Champa and 30 bed hospital in Risali area
of Bhilai.
4. Free
health checkup, medical facility and distribution of medicines are being made
available to villagers through Mukhyamantri Haat Bazar Clinic Scheme in
Vananchal and remote areas. For this, there is a provision of 13 crores in the
budget.
5.
Provision of 300 crore for
construction of new medical colleges Kanker, Korba and Mahasamund is in the
budget.
6.
Provision of 17.50 crore for
construction of 25 sub-health centers, 10 primary health centers and 02
community health centers.
7. Chandulal
Chandrakar Memorial Medical College, Durg will be turned into Government
Medical College.
T-Transformation (change: for the governance-public)
The pride of local festivals,
which were getting extinct, like Hareli, Teeja-Pora, Gaura-Gauri,
Matar and Govardhan Pooja has been restored by organizing
these festivals as public events .
1.
The faith in Chhattisgarh Mahtari
has been turned into a living form by according the status of State Anthem to
the song "Arpa Pairi Ke Dhar" composed by Acharya
Narendra Dev Verma, .
2.
Similarly, public sentiments have
been honored by announcing public holidays on festivals like Mata Karma
Jayanti, World Tribal Day, Chhath Puja.
3.
Arrangements have been made to take
administration to the people by improving the tradition of public walking to
the government offices.
4.
Efforts are being made at a rapid
pace to change the capital of Chhattisgarh, Nava Raipur from a forest of
concrete to a vibrant
populated
city. Provision of 355 crore in budget for implementation of various schemes of
Nava Raipur.
7. Budget Estimate for Year 2021-22
7.1 Total revenue receipts for
year 2021-22 are estimated at 79,325 crores. Out of this, the state's revenue
is 35,000 crores and receipt from center is 44,325 crores.
7.2 The estimated gross
expenditure for year 2021-22 is 1,05,213 crore. The net expenditure is
estimated at 97,106 crore after deducting the repayment of loans and recoveries
from gross expenditure. Revenue expenditure is 83,028 crore and capital
expenditure is 13,839 crore. Capital expenditure is 14 percent of total expenditure
in year 2021-22.
7.3 Provision of 38 percent for
social sector, 39 percent for economic sector and 23 percent for general
services sector.
8. Fiscal Status
8.1 Revenue Deficit of 3,702 crore
has been estimated in the budget.
8.2 Fiscal deficit is estimated
at 17,461 crore, which is 4.56 percent of State's gross domestic product.
8.3 Total expenditure for the
year 2021-22 is estimated at 97,106 crores as against the total receipts of
97,145 crores. Savings of 39 crores is estimated as a result of these financial
transactions. The budget deficit of 1,916 crore is estimated at the end of year
2021-22, including anticipated deficit of 1,095 crore for year 2020-21.
9. Tax proposal
There is no new tax proposal for
2021-22.
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