AP Budget 2025 - Humiliation to Ambedkar and NTR

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1. Andhra Pradesh's debt sustainability has reached zero. Then how did you take 1 lakh debts? 7 Loans form the GOI 5,011.15 (18,249.77) Open Market Loans 68,400.01 (71,000.00)
2. When he took up the reins of government for the first time as Chief Minister in 1995, it was the time the State was struggling even to pay salaries. The same scenario has repeated in 2024, when he has taken up the reins of government for the fourth time as Chief Minister.
3. vision today in the rise of Hyderabad.
i. We have cleared liabilities of Rs. 23,556 crore which were pending as on 12th June 2024. 915 Public Debt Repayment 13,070.47 (21,102.40)
ii. 93 Centrally Sponsored Schemes were stopped by the previous regime.
• As per the First Advance Estimates for 2024-25, GSDP has grown at a rate of 12.94%. All key sectors have registered a strong performance - agriculture and allied activities have grown at 15.86%, industries at 6.71%, and services at 11.70%.
• https://prsindia.org/files/budget/Sta.... Page No 15, 7% estimated by AP
• (Real GVA has grown by 6.4% in FY 2024-25 over the growth rate of 7.2% in FY 2023-24. Nominal GVA has shown a growth rate of 9.3% in FY 2024-25 as compared to the growth rate of 8.5% in FY 2023-24.
4. Initiated the process for 16,347 teachers recruitment through DSCs.
5. To support the agriculture sector, 9 hours of free daytime power is supplied to 21.87 lakh agricultural pump sets across the State. (3 Hours cut)
6. For 2025-26, I propose an allocation of Rs. 20,281 crore for the SC component, (20000 SC Componet by Jagan)
(Thalliki Vandanam SC 1882, OCs 1708, BCs 3000)
7. Due to the previous regime's misguided policies and misrule, 2.43 lakh students dropped out of schools in the State. (when it comes to drop out rate at secondary level for the year 2021-22, Andhra Pradesh was found lagging behind all its south counterparts. However, when compared to the previous years, the state has shown significant improvement in reducing the drop out rate at this level.)
8. the Talliki Vandanam scheme, to provide financial support of Rs.15,000 in the academic year 2025-26.
9. the next financial year insurance-based health coverage of Rs.25 lakh per family. allocate Rs. 19,264 crore for Health, Medical & Family Welfare Department for 2025-26. (Jagan 15882)
10. Polavaram The project has progressed 73 % so far and is scheduled to be completed by 2027.
11. Our government has secured investment commitments worth Rs. 6.3 lakh crore with potential of 4 lakh jobs. The major investors include NTPC Green Energy Ltd., ArcelorMittal Steel Company, NHPC, BPCL, Reliance Industries, LG Electronics, TCS, Tata Power, Greenko Group, Hero Future Energies, Ecoren Energy.
12. The State suffered losses of more than Rs 1.29 lakh crore due to tariff burden, rising debts and inefficient governance.
13. I propose to allocate Rs. 10 crore for the development and promotion of Telugu language.
14. a revenue deficit of Rs. 38,682 crore, and a fiscal deficit of Rs. 62,719 crore, which was 2.72 % and 4.41 % of the GSDP respectively, for FY 2023-24. (XII Revenue Deficit (II - V) -38,682.55 (Proposed) -34,743.38, Jagan Proposed 1.56%
15. The revised estimate for revenue expenditure for FY 2024-25 is Rs. 2,24,342 crore, and for capital expenditure it is Rs. 24,072 crore. The revenue deficit for 2024-25 is around Rs. 48,311 crore, whereas the fiscal deficit is around Rs. 73,362 crore. The revenue deficit is 3.01 % and fiscal deficit is 4.57 % of GSDP.
16. For the financial year 2025-26, I propose an expenditure of Rs. 3,22,359 crore, with revenue expenditure estimated at Rs. 2,51,162 crore, and capital expenditure at Rs. 40,635 crore. The estimated revenue deficit is around Rs. 33,185 crore and the fiscal deficit is around Rs. 79,926 crore. The revenue deficit will be around 1.82 % and fiscal deficit will be around 4.38% of GSDP.
17. 5100 Short fall of over 5100 crores for pensions based on February 2025
18. The amount allocated for Thalliki Vandanam appears to be 8278 cr, this means beneficieries are only 55,18,740, the amount shown for thalliki vandam is 9407, this is not apperant from the allocations..