Amaravati: Asserting the legislative competency and its policy making power, Andhra Pradesh Legislative Assembly on Thursday has sent out a message loud and clear that legislature, executive and judiciary should play their intended roles without interfering with other’s domain and the will of people will reflect in the mandate which takes policy decisions. Initiating the
AMARAVATI: Finance Minister Buggana Rajendernath presented the State annual budget for the year 2022-23 in the Andhra Pradesh Legislative Assembly with a total outlay of Rs 2, 56,256 crores laying focus on welfare. The revenue expenditure was pegged at Rs 2, 08,261 crore and capital expenditure at Rs 47,996 crores. The estimated revenue deficit is around Rs 17,036 crore and
Andhra Pradesh Finance Minister Buggana Rajendernath has presented the state budget 2022-23 with an outlay of Rs 2,56,256 crore, with welfare schemes receiving major allocations. While the revenue expenditure was pegged at Rs 2,08,261 crore and capital expenditure at Rs 47,996 crores, the estimated revenue deficit is around Rs 17,036 crore and the fiscal deficit is around Rs