Dehradun: The Uttarakhand government has presented an ambitious budget of Rs 89,230 crore for the holistic development of the state. This budget marks a significant stride towards providing Uttarakhand with a distinctive global identity, focusing on various sectors including agriculture, education, healthcare, women empowerment, tourism, youth upliftment, and support for the elderly.
Premchand Aggarwal, the State Finance Minister, emphasized the budget’s focus towards the welfare of farmers, the underprivileged, youth, and women. He highlighted the comprehensive approach adopted to address the state’s diverse needs, stating, “This is an inclusive budget for all-round development of the state.”
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The introduction of the Uniform Civil Code (UCC) from the sacred land of Devbhoomi Uttarakhand symbolizes a commitment to equality and unity. This significant legislation not only upholds the essence of maternal power but also aligns with Prime Minister Modi’s vision of Uttarakhand leading the 21st century.
The Finance Minister expressed gratitude towards all stakeholders for their unwavering support. He acknowledged the pivotal role played by the Uttarakhand Legislative Assembly, the UCC drafting committee, and the people of Devbhoomi in shaping the state’s journey towards progress and global recognition.
As Uttarakhand strides confidently into its 24th year, the budgetary allocations and legislative initiatives stand as a testament to the state’s resilience and determination. With a renewed focus on inclusivity, development, and unity, Uttarakhand is poised to carve out a prominent space on the global stage, honouring the sacrifices of its martyrs and fulfilling the dreams of its citizens.
Provisions in Uttarakhand Budget 2024
-About Rs 31 crore in the financial year 2024-25 under the e-Vidhan Sabha Application Program.
-Rs 850.00 crore in the financial year 2024-25 under the Mega Project Scheme.
-About Rs 710.00 crore in the financial year 2024-25 for Jamrani Dam Project.
-Rs 300.00 crore in the financial year 2024-25 for Song project.
-Rs 250.00 crore in the financial year 2024-25 for Lakhwad project.
-Rs 250.00 crore for organizing the 38th National Games to be held in the state.
-Rs 157.00 crore for construction of Unity Mall/Plaza.
-Rs 100.00 crore for roof top solar scheme for administrative and non-residential buildings.
-Revenue records will be completely digitized, for which Rs 50 crore will be raised from the new demand.
-Rs 50 crore for vehicle purchase under scrap policy
-Rs 40.00 crore for upgradation of ITI as per Tata Technology Model.
Under the Food Security Scheme, approximately Rs 34.00 crore will be spent in 2024-25 to provide salt at affordable rates to primary and Antyodaya ration card holders.
-25 crores for mining survey
-Rs 10.00 crore in new demand for construction of Children Traffic Park in each district.
-Collective farming in barren land Rs 7 crore
-Rs. 10 crore for theme based science and innovation centers in each district.
-Rs 10 crore through new demand for Urban Mobility Program with the aim of strengthening urban transport in the state.
-Rs 5 crore for THDC and UJVN joint venture for thermal project.
-Rs 10.00 crore for construction of EV charging infrastructure project under Transport Department.
