The UP government, under CM Yogi, has sought supplementary grants worth ₹24,496.98 crore for the financial year 2025–26. This proposal has been placed before the state legislature under Article 205 of the Constitution, which allows additional spending beyond the original budget. Essentially, these grants aim to meet new and urgent expenditure needs that were not fully covered earlier.
Revenue and Capital Expenditure Breakdown
Out of the total demand, ₹18,369.30 crore is earmarked for revenue expenditure, which includes salaries, subsidies, and operational costs. Meanwhile, ₹6,127.68 crore is allocated for capital expenditure, focusing on long-term asset creation such as infrastructure and development projects. Therefore, the budget reflects a balance between immediate needs and future growth.
Net Fiscal Impact on the State
After adjusting for funds expected from central government schemes, the net additional burden on Uttar Pradesh’s Consolidated Fund stands at ₹22,299.73 crore. However, the government believes this spending is necessary to support priority sectors and sustain economic momentum.
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Sector-Wise Allocations
Notably, industrial development receives ₹4,874 crore, signalling a push for manufacturing and investment. Similarly, the power sector gets ₹4,521 crore, which is crucial for reliable electricity supply. Additionally, around ₹3,500 crorehasbeen allocated to health and family welfare, strengthening public healthcare services.
Focus on Urban and Social Development
Moreover, urban development has been allotted ₹1,758.56 crore, while technical education gets ₹639.96 crore. At the same time, women and child development receives ₹535 crore, highlighting social welfare priorities.
Special Emphasis Areas
Furthermore, the government has set aside ₹500 crore for renewable energy, ₹423.8 crore for medical education, and ₹400 crore to support the sugarcane and sugar mill sector.
Overall, the supplementary demands aim to rev up Uttar Pradesh’s economy in FY26. Consequently, with a strong focus on energy, health, urban infrastructure, industry, and human capital, the government hopes to drive inclusive and sustainable growth.
