मध्य प्रदेश राज्य बजट 2021-22 विश्लेषण

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• Revenue receipts surged 27% to Rs 1,85,876 crore in 2021-22 actuals — the sharpest single-year revenue expansion in the four-year record — powering the state's fiscal turnaround
• The state returned to revenue surplus: Rs 4,815 crore (0.42% of GSDP), its first surplus since 2018-19, a swing of over Rs 23,000 crore from 2020-21's Rs 18,356 crore deficit
• Fiscal deficit narrowed to Rs 37,487 crore — 3.3% of GSDP, down from 5.44% in 2020-21 — a figure confirmed by the CAG's State Finances Audit Report
• Share in central taxes jumped 48.2% to Rs 69,470 crore, overshooting the Rs 52,247 crore budget estimate by 33% as the centre's tax pool rebounded
• Own tax revenue grew 21.7% to Rs 66,308 crore and own non-tax revenue leapt 54.6% to Rs 15,305 crore on the reopening economy
• Capital outlay rebounded 34.2% to Rs 40,733 crore — the strongest capex growth of the 2019-23 period — lifting asset creation to 17% of total spending
• Total expenditure rose 14.9% to Rs 2,40,186 crore, with revenue expenditure growing a slower 9.9% to Rs 1,81,061 crore — an improving quality-of-spend mix
• Gross borrowings fell 29% to Rs 46,285 crore from Rs 65,171 crore as the deficit financing need shrank
• Real GSDP grew 10.1% in 2021-22 over the low pandemic base; nominal GSDP was projected at Rs 11,32,116 crore at budget time
• Committed expenditure of Rs 78,158 crore (salaries Rs 42,670 crore, pensions Rs 17,042 crore, interest Rs 18,446 crore) eased to 42% of revenue receipts from 47.8%
• The 2021-22 budget's flagship allocations included Rs 1,500 crore for CM Rise schools and Rs 2,000 crore for the Mukhya Mantri Krishak Fasal Uparjan Sahayata Yojana