| Budget Announcement | Rs 1,01,175.33 crore budget presented by the State Finance Minister in the State Assembly, Dehradun. |
| Sectoral Focus Areas | Agriculture, industry, energy, infrastructure, connectivity, tourism, and Ayush. |
| Revenue and Receipts | Total receipts: Rs 1,01,034.75 crore (Revenue receipts: Rs 62,540.54 crore, Capital receipts: Rs 38,494.21 crore). Tax revenue: Rs 39,917.74 crore, Non-tax revenue: Rs 22,622.80 crore. |
| 'GYAN' Model | Focus on Gareeb (Poor), Yuva (Youth), Anndata (Farmers), Naari (Women). |
| Boost to Industry and Startups | Rs 50 crore for MSME industries, Rs 35 crore for Mega Industry Policy, Rs 30 crore for startup promotion, Rs 500 crore under Mega Project Scheme. |
| Water Resources and Irrigation | Funds for Jamrani Dam, Song Dam, Lakhwad Project. Rs 1,500 crore under special capital assistance, Rs 1,843 crore for Jal Jeevan Mission, Rs 100 crore for urban water supply. |
| Roads, Transport, and Infrastructure | 220 km new roads, 1,000 km reconstructed, 1,550 km renovated. Rs 1,200 crore for road safety, 37 new bridges, Rs 1,065 crore under PMGSY, Rs 36.88 crore for Civil Aviation Department. |
| Tourism and Cultural Development | Rs 100 crore for Tehri Lake, Rs 25 crore for Manskhanda Scheme, Rs 20 crore for Vibrant Village Scheme, Rs 10 crore for new tourist destinations, Rs 10 crore for Char Dham road network. |
| Environment and Sustainable Development | Rs 395 crore for CAMPA scheme, Rs 60 crore for climate change mitigation, Rs 125 crore for SARA, Rs 10 crore for public afforestation. |
| Social Security and Welfare | Rs 1,811.66 crore for social security schemes, Rs 918.92 crore for welfare subsidies, Rs 600 crore for Food Security Scheme, Rs 207.18 crore for PMAY (Rural), Rs 54.12 crore for PMAY (Urban), Rs 25 crore for EWS housing, Rs 55 crore for cooking gas subsidies, Rs 2 crore for Environmental Friend Insurance, Rs 40 crore for free travel on state transport buses, Rs 10 crore for State Food Grain Scheme, Rs 34.36 crore for subsidized salt for Antyodaya ration card holders. |
| Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana | Central government scheme launched in 2000. 800,000 km rural roads built, 180,000 habitations connected. Funding shared 60:40 between Central and State governments since 2015-16. |
| Vibrant Villages Programme | Centrally sponsored scheme for border villages in Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Arunachal Pradesh, Sikkim, and Ladakh. Covers 2,963 villages, 663 in the first phase. |
