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Key Data Tables and Statistics

State Budget and Fiscal Management

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Key Data Tables and Statistics

Table 1: Rajasthan Fiscal Position — Summary 2023-24

Indicator Amount (₹ crore) % of GSDP (2023-24) Benchmark
Revenue Receipts 2,03,276 13.36%
Own Tax Revenue 94,086 6.18% Target: 8%+
Revenue Expenditure ~2,42,000 ~15.9%
Revenue Deficit 38,955 2.56% Target: 0%
Capital Outlay 26,646 1.75%
Fiscal Deficit 65,580 4.31% FRBM: 3%
Total Fiscal Liabilities (Debt) 5,71,639 37.57% FRBM: 35% cap
Developmental Expenditure 1,91,190 71% of total exp.
Schematic Budget (2024-25 Modified) 2,09,634

Source: Rajasthan Economic Review 2025-26, Chapter 1 — Fiscal Management: Ensuring Financial Stability

Table 2: Rajasthan Revenue Receipts — Sources and Growth (2023-24)

Revenue Source Amount (₹ crore) YoY Growth Share of Total Revenue
SGST (state share) Largest own tax +12.50% ~30% of own tax
Stamps & Registration Major own tax +12.12% ~15% of own tax
Electricity Duty Own tax +11.16% ~6% of own tax
Vehicle Tax Own tax +9.39% ~5% of own tax
State Excise Own tax Positive ~20% of own tax
Mining Royalties Non-tax Positive Significant non-tax
Finance Commission Devolution Central transfer ~5.9% pool share ~30% of total receipts
CSS + Central Grants Central transfer Variable ~15-20% of receipts
Total Revenue Receipts 2,03,276 75.49% of total expenditure

Source: Rajasthan Economic Review 2025-26, Chapter 1; Finance Department, Government of Rajasthan

Table 3: Rajasthan vs. FRBM Compliance — Fiscal Trajectory

Year Fiscal Deficit (₹ crore) FD/GSDP (%) Revenue Deficit (₹ crore) Total Debt/GSDP (%)
2019-20 ~35,000 ~3.1% Revenue surplus or near-zero ~32%
2020-21 ~55,000 ~5.4% High (COVID) ~35%
2021-22 ~52,000 ~4.3% Deficit ~36%
2022-23 ~58,000 ~4.3% Deficit ~37%
2023-24 65,580 4.31% 38,955 37.57%
Target (FRBM) 3.0% 0 (revenue surplus) ≤35%

Source: Rajasthan Economic Review 2025-26, Chapter 1; RBI State Finance Report 2024-25 (estimates for prior years)

Rajasthan has consistently exceeded the FRBM 3% fiscal deficit target since 2019-20. Debt/GSDP has crossed the 35% ceiling and continues rising — the primary medium-term fiscal challenge requiring structural correction through own revenue growth and committed expenditure moderation.