छत्तीसगढ़ राज्य बजट 2022-23 विश्लेषण

मुख्य बातें

• Total expenditure at approximately Rs 85,000 crore — pre-election year spending under Bhupesh Baghel.
• Assembly elections in November 2023 resulted in BJP's return to power — Vishnu Deo Sai became CM.
• Coal production at 165 million tonnes — Chhattisgarh maintained India's top coal producer status.
• Rajiv Gandhi Kisan Nyay Yojana at Rs 7,000 crore — maximum outreach before elections.
• PDS rice scheme continued serving approximately 90 lakh beneficiaries at Rs 2/kg.
• Education spending at Rs 14,500 crore with teacher recruitment drive and school modernisation.
• Health allocation at Rs 8,000 crore — medical college network expanding to 6 institutions.
• Capital expenditure at Rs 14,000 crore — highway and Bastar connectivity prioritised.
• DMF spending at Rs 3,000 crore transforming infrastructure in mining districts.
• Naxal activity at lowest levels — several previously affected districts declared peaceful.
• GST collections at Rs 11,000 crore — strong growth from economic formalisation.
• Fiscal deficit at 2.8% of GSDP — manageable but welfare commitments limiting flexibility.
• Hasdeo Arand mining controversy remained unresolved — tribal protests continuing.
• BJP won 54 of 90 seats in November 2023 — farm welfare continuation uncertain under new government.