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India vs Delhi โ€” Budget Comparison 2021-22

How does Delhi's state budget compare with the Union Budget for FY 2021-22?

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Centre vs State โ€” Key Budget Metrics 2021-22

Total Expenditure

India (Union)

Rs 33.07 lakh crore

Delhi

Rs 52,000 crore

India (Union) is +6258.7% higher
Total Receipts

India (Union)

Rs 20.73 lakh crore

Delhi

Rs 48,500 crore

India (Union) is +4175.2% higher
Capital Expenditure

India (Union)

Rs 5.93 lakh crore

Delhi

Rs 7,800 crore

India (Union) is +7500.9% higher
Tax Revenue

India (Union)

Rs 16.89 lakh crore

Delhi

Rs 42,000 crore

India (Union) is +3921.0% higher
Fiscal Deficit (% GDP)

India (Union)

6.7%

Delhi

0.4%

India (Union) is +1575.0% higher
Interest Payments

India (Union)

Rs 8.53 lakh crore

Delhi

Rs 2,300 crore

India (Union) is +36973.7% higher

Receipts & Expenditure โ€” India vs Delhi

ParticularsIndia (Union)DelhiDifference
Total ReceiptsRs 20.73 lakh croreRs 48,500 crore+4175.2%
Tax Revenue (Net)Rs 16.89 lakh croreRs 42,000 crore+3921.0%
Non-Tax RevenueRs 3.85 lakh croreRs 1,050 crore+36532.3%
Total ExpenditureRs 33.07 lakh croreRs 52,000 crore+6258.7%
Revenue ExpenditureRs 26.08 lakh croreRs 44,200 crore+5800.7%
Capital ExpenditureRs 5.93 lakh croreRs 7,800 crore+7500.9%
Interest PaymentsRs 8.53 lakh croreRs 2,300 crore+36973.7%
Fiscal DeficitRs 15.87 lakh croreRs 3,500 crore+45229.6%
Fiscal Deficit (% of GDP)6.7%0.4%โ€”
Debt-to-GDP Ratio56.7%2.8%โ€”

Department-wise Spending โ€” India vs Delhi

DepartmentIndia (Union)DelhiDifference
1. Ministry of Finance (Interest Payments & Transfers)
Rs 12 lakh crore
Rs 0
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2. Ministry of Defence
Rs 4.69 lakh crore
Rs 0
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3. Ministry of Consumer Affairs, Food & Public Distribution
Rs 2.49 lakh crore
Rs 0
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4. Ministry of Road Transport & Highways
Rs 1.84 lakh crore
Rs 0
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5. Ministry of Railways
Rs 1.77 lakh crore
Rs 0
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6. Ministry of Chemicals & Fertilisers
Rs 1.6 lakh crore
Rs 0
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7. Ministry of Home Affairs
Rs 1.54 lakh crore
Rs 0
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8. Ministry of Rural Development
Rs 1.45 lakh crore
Rs 0
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9. Ministry of Agriculture & Farmers' Welfare
Rs 85,340 crore
Rs 0
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10. Ministry of Education
Rs 82,270 crore
Rs 0
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11. Ministry of Health & Family Welfare
Rs 76,200 crore
Rs 0
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12. Ministry of Communications
Rs 61,060 crore
Rs 0
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13. Ministry of Jal Shakti
Rs 42,580 crore
Rs 0
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14. Ministry of Housing & Urban Affairs
Rs 34,800 crore
Rs 0
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15. Ministry of Women & Child Development
Rs 17,426 crore
Rs 0
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Understanding Centre vs State Budget โ€” India and Delhi

India's federal fiscal structure divides spending responsibilities between the Centre and states. The Union Budget covers national priorities like defence, foreign affairs, and central schemes, while state budgets handle education, health, police, and local infrastructure.

The Finance Commission determines how central tax revenue is shared with states. Currently, 41% of the divisible pool is transferred to states. Additionally, states receive grants-in-aid for specific schemes and programs.

Delhi's share of central transfers, combined with its own tax revenue (state GST, excise, stamp duty, vehicle tax) and non-tax revenue, determines its total resource envelope. Comparing this with the Union Budget provides a complete picture of public finance in India.

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