Deputy Chief Minister and Finance Minister Diya Kumari presented the Rajasthan Budget 2026–27 on 11 February 2026, outlining a ₹6.11 lakh crore roadmap for Viksit Rajasthan @ 2047. The budget projects a fiscal deficit of 3.69% of GSDP and aims to boost per capita income to ₹2.02 lakh.
Key focus areas include youth employment (1.25–1.5 lakh government jobs, RSTA formation, ₹10 lakh interest-free loans), water and agriculture (₹32,000 crore Yamuna water project, ₹10,900 crore for farmers), ₹1 lakh crore infrastructure fund, 4,830 MW solar parks, ₹69,000 crore for education, and ₹32,526 crore for health. Social welfare measures include higher Lakhpati Didi loan limits and expanded senior citizen pilgrimage schemes.


According to the press release :
The government has structured the budget around 10 key developmental pillars aligned with the vision of Viksit Rajasthan @2047.
Improved connectivity, logistics hubs, and renewable energy infrastructure may influence:
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The budget mentions continued focus on:
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These measures align with broader trends in:
The budget mentions a long-term goal of contributing toward a $4.3 trillion economy by 2047, with emphasis on industries and services .
Policy announcements indicate focus on:
| Key Areas | Budget 2025-26 | Budget 2026-27 |
| Budget Size & Fiscal Focus | Focus on fiscal stability and welfare-driven growth | ₹6,10,956 crore outlay; ₹79,492 crore fiscal deficit (3.69% of GSDP) |
| Infrastructure Development | Continued rural roads and connectivity upgrades | ₹1,800 crore highways, ₹2,700+ crore for 500 km highways, ₹1,400 crore non-patchable roads, traffic management system |
| Renewable Energy | Ongoing solar capacity expansion | 4,830 MW Solar Parks in Bikaner & Jaisalmer |
| MSME & Industrial Support | Ease of Doing Business reforms, MSME support measures | Plug-and-Play MSME facilities (₹350 crore), RIPS 2024 expansion, Single Window 2.0, risk-based inspections |
| Startup & Youth Development | Startup ecosystem policy support | VIBRANT Programme, iStart Ambassador, Techno Hubs (₹30 crore), youth interest subsidy scheme |
| Agriculture & Rural Economy | Irrigation and farmer support continuation | ₹11,300+ crore irrigation, 50,000 solar pumps, Dairy Fund ₹2,000 crore |
| Digital Governance | Expansion of digital public services | 100 services on WhatsApp, Drone Policy, Cyber Crime Centre (R4C), EV & CNG infrastructure |
| Green & Sustainability Initiatives | Environmental and water conservation focus | 10 crore plantation drive, ₹2,500 crore Jal Swavlamban 2.0, CETPs ₹1,000 crore |
| Long-Term Vision | Economic strengthening roadmap | Target toward $4.3 trillion economy by 2047 |
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The budget was presented by Deputy Chief Minister and Finance Minister Diya Kumari in the Rajasthan Assembly.
The total budget size is approximately ₹6.11 lakh crore.
The fiscal deficit is estimated at 3.69% of GSDP, amounting to ₹79,492 crore.
The budget proposes filling 1.25–1.5 lakh government jobs, setting up the Rajasthan State Testing Agency (RSTA), and offering interest-free loans up to ₹10 lakh for youth self-employment.
It includes a ₹1 lakh crore infrastructure fund, investments in solar parks (4,830 MW), major irrigation projects, and financial support for farmers under Kisan schemes.
The Rajasthan Budget 2026-27 outlines a multi-sector development strategy covering:
For MSMEs and startups, the key opportunity lies in understanding the announced policies and tracking detailed operational guidelines as they are notified by the respective departments.
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