झारखंड राज्य बजट 2022-23 विश्लेषण

मुख्य बातें

• Total expenditure at approximately Rs 82,000 crore — highest in Jharkhand's history.
• Political crisis engulfed Hemant Soren — ED investigation and subsequent arrest in early 2024.
• Mining revenues hit record Rs 8,500 crore as coal and iron ore demand surged nationally.
• Coal production exceeded 140 million tonnes from Jharkhand — approaching the state's infrastructure capacity.
• Education spending at Rs 15,000 crore with continued emphasis on teacher recruitment and school quality.
• Health allocation at Rs 7,500 crore — Deoghar AIIMS expanding operations.
• Capital expenditure at Rs 13,500 crore focused on highway expansion and industrial corridor development.
• MGNREGA at Rs 6,500 crore — continued as largest rural employment programme.
• GST collections exceeded Rs 12,000 crore reflecting strong economic formalisation.
• Fiscal deficit at 2.7% of GSDP — comfortable within FRBM limits.
• Jharkhand's per-capita GSDP crossed Rs 85,000 — growing faster than national average.
• DMF spending at Rs 3,500 crore transforming infrastructure in mining-affected districts.
• Naxal activity at lowest levels since statehood — development reaching previously inaccessible areas.
• State launched Sarna code campaign for tribal religious identity recognition.