मणिपुर राज्य बजट 2009-10 विश्लेषण

मुख्य बातें

• Total expenditure reached approximately Rs 5,800 crore, with 13th Finance Commission enhancing statutory transfers.
• Multiple economic blockades disrupted supplies to Imphal Valley for cumulative 120 days during the year.
• Security spending remained elevated at Rs 650 crore as ethnic violence between Naga and Kuki communities flared.
• NREGA expenditure increased to Rs 450 crore, the largest single programme in the hill districts.
• Education spending at Rs 900 crore included new residential schools for tribal students in hill areas.
• Health allocation at Rs 500 crore expanded NRHM coverage to all nine districts.
• Border trade through Moreh reached Rs 300 crore with formal trade infrastructure planning initiated.
• Loktak Hydro Project required Rs 80 crore for rehabilitation of aging turbines and machinery.
• Agriculture diversification promoted passion fruit, pineapple, and ginger as cash crops in hill areas.
• Handloom sector exports to other Indian states reached Rs 100 crore.
• Power deficit improved marginally to 50% as grid connectivity with the northeast improved.
• Moreh-Imphal highway upgradation received Rs 200 crore under the India-Myanmar corridor project.
• ILP (Inner Line Permit) demand from Meitei community gained political traction.