Telangana Budget 2026–27 highlights and allocations
Telangana government presents ₹3.24 lakh crore Budget in Assembly
Deputy CM Bhatti tables 2026–27 financial plan
The Telangana Budget session commenced with Deputy Chief Minister Bhatti presenting the 2026–27 Budget in the Assembly, outlining a total outlay of ₹3,24,234 crore.
The budget details allocations across key sectors, including welfare, infrastructure, agriculture, and social development, along with funding for ongoing government schemes.
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Major allocations across core departments
Significant allocations have been made to major departments, with ₹26,674 crore earmarked for the education sector and ₹13,679 crore for medical and health services.
The power sector has been allocated ₹21,285 crore, while irrigation projects will receive ₹22,615 crore. Panchayat Raj and rural development have been allotted ₹33,688 crore.
Urban development and municipal administration have been assigned ₹17,907 crore, and the Roads and Buildings department has been allocated ₹12,789 crore.
Welfare departments and social sector spending
The budget provides ₹11,784 crore for SC welfare, ₹7,937 crore for ST welfare, and ₹3,769 crore for BC welfare.
Women and child welfare has been allocated ₹3,143 crore, while the labour department received ₹998 crore. Housing has been assigned ₹7,430 crore under various schemes.
Additionally, ₹1,529 crore has been earmarked for the animal husbandry department.
Focus on schemes and guarantees
A total of ₹50,713 crore has been allocated for the implementation of the six guarantees announced by the government.
Major schemes include ₹18,000 crore for Rythu Bharosa and ₹14,861 crore for Cheyutha. Indiramma housing has been allocated ₹5,500 crore.
Free bus travel for women under the Mahalaxmi scheme has been allocated ₹4,308 crore, while ₹2,080 crore has been set aside for Gruha Jyothi, which provides 200 units of free electricity.
Support for education, youth and institutions
The government has allocated ₹5,000 crore for Young India Integrated Residential Schools and ₹1,000 crore for Osmania University.
Scholarships have been allotted ₹4,343 crore, and ₹2,170 crore has been earmarked for student diet charges.
Further, trainees at 118 Advanced Technology Centres will receive a monthly scholarship of ₹2,000 as per the budget announcement.
Other sectoral allocations and provisions
The IT department has been allocated ₹875 crore, while industries will receive ₹3,490 crore. The handloom sector has been assigned ₹258 crore.
Tourism has been allocated ₹1,224 crore, and ₹500 crore has been set aside for the conduct of Godavari Pushkaralu.
The home department will receive ₹11,907 crore, and ₹2,367 crore has been allocated for the judicial department.
Subsidies and additional welfare spending
The budget includes ₹14,000 crore towards power subsidy and ₹3,000 crore for rice subsidy.
Funds have also been allocated for welfare schemes including ₹3,683 crore for Kalyana Lakshmi and Shaadi Mubarak, ₹1,143 crore for Rajiv Aarogyasri, and ₹723 crore for LPG subsidy under the Mahalaxmi scheme.
The government has earmarked ₹1,45,590 crore towards various development and welfare programmes, along with ₹2,323 crore for mandatory administrative expenses.
