Uttarakhand Budget 2024-25: Rs 89,000 Crore Allocated
By Rediff Money Desk, DEHRADUN Feb 27, 2024 13:38
Uttarakhand government presents FY25 budget of over Rs 89,000 crore, focusing on inclusive development and building a prosperous state.
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Dehradun, Feb 27 (PTI) The Uttarakhand government on Tuesday tabled the annual budget of more than Rs 89,000 crore for financial year 2024-25 in the state assembly.
Presenting the budget in the House, state finance minister Premchand Agarwal said it was an inclusive budget aimed at building a developed Uttarakhand.
The budget will be passed on March 1 after a debate in the house over the next few days.
Presenting the budget in the House, state finance minister Premchand Agarwal said it was an inclusive budget aimed at building a developed Uttarakhand.
The budget will be passed on March 1 after a debate in the house over the next few days.
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