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Bhopal. Budget provision of Rs 4.38317 crore for the financial year 2026–27 in Madhya Pradesh. The budget for the financial year 2026-27 is based on GYANII. The budget for 2025-26 was GYAN based. G Garib Kalyan, Y Yuva Shakti, A Anna Data, N Nari Shakti, I Infrastructure, I Industry have been included. The year 2026-27 budget has been kept in mind Prosperous Madhya Pradesh@2047.
– The budget includes realizing the concept of Garib Kalyan Antyodaya, Yuva Shakti – development of skills and employment-oriented training among the youth, Annadata – increase in the income of Annadata, Nari Shakti – empowered women, Infrastructure – development of basic facilities, and Industry – encouragement of industrial investment in the state.
– Budget 2026-27 focuses on 5 pillars (three-year rolling budget, farmer welfare year 2026, multidimensional poverty index, capital expenditure and new schemes).
– Three-year rolling budget – By adopting rolling budget, the annual budget has been linked with a long-term vision.
– Farmer Welfare Year 2026 Prosperous Farmers, Strong State: A provision of ₹ 1,15,013 crore (including other financial resources) has been made in view of the agriculture-based economy.
– Multidimensional Poverty Index (MPI) Budgeting ‘Towards Prosperity’ MPI based budgeting system is an innovative and visionary initiative of the State. This approach is an important step beyond traditional welfare schemes towards outcome-based financial management.
– Capital Expenditure – For the first time in the history of the state, capital investment of more than ₹1 lakh crore will be made in expansion of roads, bridges, energy, irrigation and urban amenities.
– New Schemes – Several new initiatives/schemes are being launched in the Budget, which are focused towards better nutrition, housing, quality of life and infrastructure development.
Provision for farmers in the budget
– The year 2026 is being celebrated as Farmer Welfare Year. The agriculture budget focuses on farmers’ income growth, production efficiency and security.
– Provision of ₹ 28,158 crore for increasing production and productivity. Investment of ₹64,995 crore to strengthen the exchange system.
– Provision of ₹ 8,091 crore to provide better prices for the produce.
– A provision of Rs 13,769 crore has been made for the security cycle.
– A total provision of Rs 1,15,013 crore for agriculture in the budget.
Multidimensional Poverty Index (MPI)
– The MPI based budget system of the state is an innovative and visionary initiative. It includes not only income but also education, health, nutrition, housing, sanitation and access to essential services.
infrastructure development
– Capital outlay with extra budget resources (EBR) for infrastructure development will be Rs 1,06,156 crore. This will strengthen employment generation, industrial progress and rural-urban balance.
In the budget, under the Pradhan Mantri Krishak Surya Mitra Yojana, the target is to provide 1 lakh solar irrigation pumps to the farmers at a cost of Rs 3 thousand crores.
Sakhi-Niwas is under construction in Ujjain, Dhar, Raisen, Bhind, Singrauli, Dewas, Narmadapuram and Jhabua districts for residential facilities for working women.
– The work of 02 national irrigation projects Ken-Betwa Link and Parvati-Kali Sindh is in progress with a total estimated cost of Rs 79 thousand 605 crore.
– Approval of 30 thousand 900 km Gadak factory under Chief Minister Majra-Tela Sahak Rojna. Provision of Rs 800 crore for the financial year 2026-27.
– Works worth Rs 13 thousand 851 crores related to Simhastha Mahaparva approved. There is a provision of Rs 3 thousand 60 crore for the year 2026-27.
– In the budget 2026-27, there is a provision of Rs 24 thousand 144 crore on health, Rs 31 thousand 953 crore on education and Rs 49 thousand 365 crore on standard of living.
– No new tax has been imposed in the Madhya Pradesh budget nor has there been any increase in the existing tax rates.
– Under the Paten-Byrama micro pressure irrigation project in Bundelkhand and Baghelkhand regions, 1 lakh 35 thousand hectares of land will be irrigated from the Paten project and 1 lakh 15 thousand hectares from the Byrama project.
– Construction of elevated corridor in Ujjain is targeted at a cost of Rs 1000 crore.
– Indore-Pithampur Economic Corridor Project is being developed at a cost of Rs 2,360 crore with the aim of accelerating industry and investment.
– Provision of Rs 10 thousand 428 crore for Vikas Bharat Ji Ram Ji Programme.
– Provision of Rs 23883 crore under Chief Minister Ladli Brahmin Yojana 2023
– Provision of Rs 13,914 crore under Atal Krishi Jyoti Yojana
– Provision of Rs 11,444 crore for the establishment of government primary schools.
– Provision of Rs 10428 crore under Vikas Bharat-Guarantee for Employment and Livelihood Mission (Rural)
– Provision of Rs 6850 crore under Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana (Rural)
– According to the recommendation of the 16th Finance Commission, provision of Rs 6172 crore under grants to local bodies.
– Provision of Rs 6033 crore under Atal Grih Jyoti Yojana
– Provision of Rs 5649 crore under Samagra Shiksha Abhiyan
– Provision of Rs 5501 crore under Chief Minister Farmer Welfare Scheme
– Provision of Rs 5276 crore by MPEB under reimbursement for free electricity supply to 5HP agricultural pumps/threshers and one light connection.
– Provision of Rs 4794 crore under one-time grant (share in state taxes) (State Finance Commission) for basic services to local bodies.
– Provision of Rs 4600 crore under National Health Mission (NUHM/NRHM)
– Provision of Rs 4454 crore under Jal Jeevan Mission National Rural Drinking Water Mission
– Provision of Rs 3893 crore under Sandipani Vidyalaya
– Provision of Rs 3863 crore under Anganwadi services (Saksham Anganwadi and Nutrition 2.0)
– Provision of Rs 3800 crore under assistance for registration of records under ownership scheme
– Provision of Rs 3060 crore under Simhastha-2028
– Provision of Rs 2968 crore for construction/upgradation of rural roads and other district roads.
– Provision of Rs 2550 crore under investment promotion scheme
– Provision of Rs 2343 crore under social security and welfare
– Provision of Rs 2000 crore under Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana (Urban) 2.0 BLC
– Provision of Rs 2000 crore under Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana
– Provision of Rs 1801 crore under Ladli Laxmi Yojana
– Provision of Rs 1598 crore under executive planning organization and establishment of executive forest circles.
– Provision of Rs 1550 crore under MSME incentive business investment promotion/facilitation scheme.
– Provision of Rs 1418 crore under Million Plus City (Amrit 2.0)
– Provision of Rs 1299 crore under Prime Minister Crop Insurance Scheme
– Provision of Rs 1285 crore for renovation and upgradation of roads constructed under the Pradhan Mantri Sadak Yojana.
– Provision of Rs 1277 crore under Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana (Ayushman Bharat)
– Provision of Rs 1210 crore under 11th, 12th and college scholarship (for income group above Rs 2.50 lakh)
– Provision of Rs 1152 crore under Indira Gandhi National Old Age Pension
– Provision of Rs 1150 crore under Minimum Need Program Special Nutrition Diet Scheme
– Provision of Rs 1100 crore under Prime Minister Poshan Shakti Nirman
– Provision of Rs 1000 crore under Chief Minister Farmer Crop Procurement Assistance Scheme
– Provision of Rs 1000 crore under Ken Betwa Link National Project
– Provision of Rs 992 crore under executive establishment
– Provision of Rs 951 crore under cities with population less than one lakh (AMRUT 2.0)
– Provision of Rs 950 crore under Chief Minister Public Welfare (Sambal) Scheme
– Provision of Rs 900 crore under Pradhan Mantri Janman Yojana (Housing)
– Provision of Rs 900 crore for reconstruction of damaged bridges.
– Provision of Rs 893 crore under 11th, 12th and college scholarship
– Provision of Rs 800 crore under Chief Minister Village Roads and Infrastructure Scheme
– Provision of Rs 793 crore under Dharti Aaba Tribal Village Utkarsh Abhiyan
– Provision of Rs 779 crore under reimbursement of transport commission expenses under Targeted Public Distribution System
– Provision of Rs 766 crore under post-matric scholarships (college and others)
– Provision of Rs 750 crore under the establishment of Vedanta Peeth
– Provision of Rs 530 crore under PM Shri
– Provision of Rs 527 crore for construction of buildings for hospitals and dispensaries.
– Provision of Rs 525 crore under subordinate and specialist staff (district and subordinate level staff)
– M.P. Provision of Rs 524 crore under Special and Residential Academic Society
– Provision of Rs 523 crore under AYUSH hospital and dispensary
– Provision of Rs 518 crore under Gram Panchayat secretarial system
– Provision of Rs 510 crore under Madhya Pradesh Rural Housing and Transport Infrastructure Development Fund.
– Provision of Rs 500 crore under Rock Lift Micro Irrigation Project
– Provision of Rs 500 crore for renovation, upgradation and asphalting of main district roads and others.