Revenue Expenditure Is Rs. 2,01,178 And Capital Expenditure Rs. 29,669 Cr
Hyderabad, Feb 10 (Hydnow): Deputy CM Mallu Bhatti Vikaramarka presenting the first Vote-on-Account Budget for the year 2024-25 after Congress government came to power has presented total expenditure of Rs. 2,75,891 crores in this Revenue expenditure is Rs. 2,01,178 crore, capital expenditure is Rs. 29,669 crores.
As per the account of 2022-23, expenditure is Rs. 2,04,523 crore, Revenue Surplus is Rs. 5,944 crores, fiscal deficit is Rs. 32,557 crore.
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Revised Estimates for the year 2023-24 is estimated total expenditure is Rs. 2,24,625 crore, out of which Revenue expenditure is Rs. 1,69,141 crores, Capital expenditure is Rs. 24,179 crores, Revenue surplus is Rs. 9,031 crores and fiscal deficit is Rs. 33,786 crores. (Hydnow)
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