The State of Uttar Pradesh has introduced the supplementary budget of ₹59,019.54 Crore, its major focus on infrastructure development, employment generation, health care, education, agriculture, and rural development for the fiscal year 2026-27. Finance Minister Suresh Kumar Khanna introduced this supplementary budget in the Uttar Pradesh assembly.
This comes just before the 2027 Uttar Pradesh Assembly elections and aims to provide additional funds for ongoing investment projects and stimulate capital expenditure and enhance the development agenda of the state. Almost 70% of the allocation will go towards the capital expenditure as the government has intended to prioritize large scale infrastructure capabilities rather than the regular administrative expenditures.
UP’s Additional Budget for the Year 2026-27 in Overview
This additional budget is an addition to and a continuation of the state’s annual budget of ₹9,12,696.35 crore submitted before for the financial year 2026-27.
Key Budget Features
- Overall Additional Budget: ₹59,019.54 crore
- Capital Expenditure: ₹41,620.04 crore
- Expenditure on Revenue: ₹17,399.50 crore
- Help from Indian Government: ₹11,240.97 crore
- Net Load on State’s Treasury: ₹47,778.57 crore
The significant thrust behind the budget is the creation of lasting properties, infrastructure improvement, and sponsorship of various development programs.
Capital Expenditure As Top Priority
The primary focus of the additional budget is its emphasis on capital expenditures.
The total allocation includes,
- ₹41,620.04 crore (70.5%) of the total allocated for capital spending.
- ₹17,399.50 crore (29.5%) has been allocated as a revenue expense.
Capital spending is related to investments in the construction of roads, industrial infrastructure, public utilities, education, and healthcare facilities.
As per the Finance Minister Suresh Kumar Khanna, prioritizing capital spending will boost infrastructure development and overall economic activity in the state.
Major Sector-Wise Allocations
The extra budget features additional financial allocations among several key sectors.
1. Development of Industry, Infrastructure and Energy.
The government has made significant investment towards industrial growth and infrastructure.
Heavy and Medium Industries.
- Revenue Allocation: ₹130.30 crore.
- Capital Allocation: ₹20,905.88 crore.
The budget aims to improve manufacturing capabilities, industrial infrastructure and promotion of investment.
Rural Development
- Revenue Allocation: ₹8.10 crore
- Capital Allocation: ₹14,184.72 crore
The focus is to establish rural infrastructure and connectivity and rural development programs.
Electricity and Energy
- Revenue Allocation: ₹7,022.27 crore
- Capital Allocation: ₹400 crore
This financial allocation would assist in establishing proper electricity distribution systems, management of electricity and development of energy sector activities.
Panchayati Raj
- Revenue Allocation: ₹15.63 crore
- Capital Allocation: ₹139.98 crore
The fund is aimed at the strengthening self-governing institutions.
Handloom and Textiles
- Revenue Allocation: ₹1.50 crore
- Capital Allocation: ₹125 crore
It aims at enhancing textile production and development of handloom industry.
Agriculture & other associated fields
Agriculture continues to be given due support via supplementary budget.
Agriculture
- Revenue Provision: ₹13.24 crore
- Capital Provision: ₹159 crore
This funding will allow for the agricultural development plans and enhancement of productivity.
Horticulture and Food Processing
- Revenue Provision: ₹24.48 crore
- Capital Provision: ₹10.05 crore
The Government is working on improving the production of horticulture and food processing system.
Animal Husbandry and Dairy
- Animal Husbandry Revenue: ₹2.50 crore
- Dairy Revenue: ₹204.25 crore
- Capital Provision: ₹44.87 crore
This funding will enable livestock development, dairy infrastructure, and animal health service plans.
Fisheries
- Revenue Provision: ₹3 crore
- Capital Provision: ₹6 crore
The Government is trying to boost the fisheries sector and manage aquatic resources effectively.
Healthcare and Medical Education
The topic of healthcare is also an important topic in the supplementary budget.
Allopathy Medical Sector
- Revenue Allocation: ₹1,100 crore
- Capital Allocation: ₹96 crore
The allocation of funds helps deliver support to hospitals, medical institutions and healthcare systems.
Family Welfare
- Revenue Allocation: ₹704.25 crore
Additional support is allocated to the obligation of maternal care, child welfare and public health.
Public Health
- Revenue Allocation: ₹20.15 crore
- Capital Allocation: ₹40.50 crore
The allocated sum enhances preventive medicine and public health services.
Ayurveda and Unani
- Revenue Allocation: ₹25 lakh
- Capital Allocation: ₹23 crore
The budget also helps advance traditional Indian medicine with support of the infrastructure development.
Education Sector Gets a Big Boom
The education infrastructure has received a boost with allocations.
Technical Education
- Capital Allocated: ₹521.14 crore
This is the highest allocation made in the education sector, which will help in developing the technical institutions and skill development.
School Education
- Primary Education: ₹351.25 crore
- Secondary Education: ₹74.50 crore
These allocations are made to enhance the school infrastructure and educational facilities.
Higher Education and Culture
- Higher Education: ₹5 crore
- Vocational Education: ₹1.98 crore
- Culture: ₹2.43 crore
The allocations are meant for strengthening the institutions of higher education, vocational education, and cultural programs.
Central Government Assistance
Help from Central Government In the supplementary budget, the Central Government provides financial assistance of ₹11,240.97 crore.
Once this support is taken into consideration, the net additional burden of the state comes to ₹47,778.57 crore.
The assistance makes possible the financing of important infrastructure and welfare activities in Uttar Pradesh while ensuring fiscal discipline.
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