छत्तीसगढ़ राज्य बजट 2017-18 विश्लेषण

मुख्य बातें

• Total expenditure at approximately Rs 58,000 crore as mining revenues and central transfers continued growing.
• Coal production at 150 million tonnes — Chhattisgarh maintained India's top coal producer status.
• Bhilai Steel Plant expansion nearing completion — capacity approaching 7 million tonnes.
• Raman Singh government announced Chhattisgarh as India's most food-secure state via PDS efficiency.
• Naxal-affected area shrinking — road construction and mobile towers reaching Abujhmarh periphery.
• Education spending at Rs 9,500 crore — Right to Education compliance improving across districts.
• Health allocation at Rs 4,800 crore — Ayushman Bharat preparation for 2018 launch underway.
• Capital expenditure at Rs 9,000 crore — Raipur-Naya Raipur infrastructure and highway expansion.
• DMF spending at Rs 1,500 crore targeting water, health, and education in mining areas.
• Power generation capacity exceeded 15,000 MW — surplus exported to seven neighbouring states.
• Raipur ranked among India's fastest-growing cities for commercial real estate.
• GST revenue stabilising with mining and manufacturing sectors adjusting to new regime.
• Tribal welfare spending at Rs 5,500 crore — forest rights claims expanding.
• Assembly elections due in November 2018 — pre-election spending acceleration visible.