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10 Indian States Achieve Fiscal Deficit Below 3% in 2024-25
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10 Indian States Achieve Fiscal Deficit Below 3% in 2024-25

✍️ NDTV Top 🗓 18 Jun 2026, 06:02 PM 👁 2

A significant fiscal achievement has been noted across several Indian states, with ten states managing to keep their fiscal deficit below the 3% mark for the 2024-25 period. Additionally, thirteen states have reported a revenue surplus.

In the fiscal year 2024-25, a notable number of Indian states have demonstrated sound financial management, with ten states successfully keeping their fiscal deficit under the crucial 3% threshold. This indicates a controlled gap between government spending and revenue generation in these regions.

Further bolstering the fiscal health of these states, thirteen of them have also reported a revenue surplus. This means their income has exceeded their expenditure, providing a buffer for public services and development projects.

The ability of states to manage their finances effectively is directly linked to their capacity to fund essential services such as infrastructure development, education, healthcare, and welfare programs. A controlled fiscal deficit and revenue surplus empower governments to invest more in these vital areas without resorting to excessive borrowing.