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Uttar Pradesh vs Madhya Pradesh — Budget Comparison 2008-09

Side-by-side comparison of government budget data for FY 2008-09

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Key Budget Metrics — Uttar Pradesh vs Madhya Pradesh

Total Expenditure

Uttar Pradesh

Rs 98,500 crore

Madhya Pradesh

Rs 43,600 crore

Uttar Pradesh is +125.9% higher
Total Receipts

Uttar Pradesh

Rs 68,000 crore

Madhya Pradesh

Rs 29,200 crore

Uttar Pradesh is +132.9% higher
Capital Expenditure

Uttar Pradesh

Rs 18,500 crore

Madhya Pradesh

Rs 7,800 crore

Uttar Pradesh is +137.2% higher
Tax Revenue

Uttar Pradesh

Rs 37,400 crore

Madhya Pradesh

Rs 13,500 crore

Uttar Pradesh is +177.0% higher
Fiscal Deficit (% GDP)

Uttar Pradesh

4.3%

Madhya Pradesh

4.1%

Uttar Pradesh is +4.9% higher
Interest Payments

Uttar Pradesh

Rs 13,650 crore

Madhya Pradesh

Rs 6,000 crore

Uttar Pradesh is +127.5% higher

Receipts & Expenditure Comparison — 2008-09

ParticularsUttar PradeshMadhya PradeshDifference
Total ReceiptsRs 68,000 croreRs 29,200 crore+132.9%
Tax Revenue (Net)Rs 37,400 croreRs 13,500 crore+177.0%
Non-Tax RevenueRs 10,200 croreRs 3,600 crore+183.3%
Total ExpenditureRs 98,500 croreRs 43,600 crore+125.9%
Revenue ExpenditureRs 80,000 croreRs 35,800 crore+123.5%
Capital ExpenditureRs 18,500 croreRs 7,800 crore+137.2%
Interest PaymentsRs 13,650 croreRs 6,000 crore+127.5%
Fiscal DeficitRs 21,150 croreRs 7,800 crore+171.2%
Fiscal Deficit (% of GDP)4.3%4.1%—
Debt-to-GDP Ratio34.3%29.8%—

Uttar Pradesh — Revenue Composition

Madhya Pradesh — Revenue Composition

Uttar Pradesh vs Madhya Pradesh Budget Analysis 2008-09

Comparing the budgets of Uttar Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh reveals how different states prioritize spending across sectors like education, health, infrastructure, and social welfare. State budgets are the primary instruments through which state governments allocate resources and implement welfare schemes.

Key differences in state budget structures emerge from revenue capacity (own tax revenue vs central transfers), expenditure priorities (capital investment vs revenue spending), and fiscal management (deficit levels and debt sustainability). Finance Commission recommendations determine how central tax revenue is shared with states.

For a broader view of how the central government allocates resources, see the India Union Budget 2008-09 analysis. You can also explore other budget comparisons across states and years.

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