उत्तर प्रदेश राज्य बजट 2014-15 विश्लेषण

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• Total expenditure reached Rs 2,52,000 crore as the Akhilesh Yadav government accelerated infrastructure spending ahead of the national election year.
• Revenue receipts grew to Rs 2,08,000 crore, benefiting from improved tax administration and a 14th Finance Commission transition.
• The Lucknow-Agra Expressway neared completion with cumulative spending exceeding Rs 12,000 crore, becoming India's longest expressway at 302 km.
• Agriculture allocation of Rs 24,000 crore addressed continued sugarcane arrears exceeding Rs 10,000 crore across 120 sugar mills.
• Education spending at Rs 42,000 crore included expansion of model schools under the Rashtriya Madhyamik Shiksha Abhiyan.
• Power sector received Rs 18,000 crore combining subsidies and capital investment for new generation capacity addition.
• The Bundelkhand drought package of Rs 5,000 crore addressed chronic water scarcity in the state's most backward region.
• Health expenditure at Rs 14,000 crore expanded immunization coverage under Mission Indradhanush pilot districts.
• Rural roads under PMGSY received Rs 8,500 crore, connecting an additional 3,200 habitations to the all-weather road network.
• The Noida-Greater Noida region contributed Rs 4,500 crore in stamp duty, becoming the state's highest revenue-generating zone.
• Urban development allocation of Rs 11,000 crore included Lucknow Metro Phase 1 approval with Rs 2,800 crore initial funding.
• Industrial investment proposals worth Rs 40,000 crore were received under the UP Industrial Policy 2012, though conversion rates remained low.
• Social welfare spending at Rs 18,000 crore covered 55 lakh pension beneficiaries under various state and central schemes.
• Fiscal deficit at 3.5% of GSDP reflected the pre-election expenditure push while remaining within expanded FRBM limits.
• GSDP grew at 5.8% as manufacturing showed signs of revival in the western UP industrial belt.