š‘²š’†š’š š‘Æš’Šš’ˆš’‰š’š’Šš’ˆš’‰š’•š’” š’š’‡ š‘®š’–š’‹š’‚š’“š’‚š’• š‘©š’–š’…š’ˆš’†š’• 2025-26

š‘²š’†š’š š‘Æš’Šš’ˆš’‰š’š’Šš’ˆš’‰š’•š’” š’š’‡ š‘®š’–š’‹š’‚š’“š’‚š’• š‘©š’–š’…š’ˆš’†š’• 2025-26
šŸ’” š„šœšØš§šØš¦š² ššš§š š†š«šØš°š­š”:

Gujarat contributes 8.3% to India’s GDP and aims to increase it to over 10% by 2030.

A "Viksit Gujarat Fund" of ₹50,000 crore is planned over the next five years, with ₹5,000 crore allocated this year.

šŸ  š’šØšœš¢ššš„ š–šžš„šŸššš«šž:

Housing support for the poor increased to ₹1.7 lakh under PM Awas Yojana and other schemes.

Free food grains continue for 75 lakh families under PM Garib Kalyan Anna Yojana.

Nutrition schemes receive ₹8,200 crore (21% increase).

šŸŽ“ š„šš®šœššš­š¢šØš§ ššš§š š˜šØš®š­š”:

₹4,827 crore allocated for scholarships.

ITI upgradation with ₹450 crore to train 5 lakh trainees.

AI labs to be established at L.D. Engineering College and six other institutes.

New Samras Hostels to accommodate 13,000 students.

šŸ’¼ š„š¦š©š„šØš²š¦šžš§š­ ššš§š šŒš’šŒš„š¬:

MSMEs, textiles, and manufacturing parks expected to create over 5 lakh jobs.

‘Global Capability Centers (GCC)’ policy to generate 50,000 jobs.

Self-employment support under Vajpayee Bankable Yojana increased to ₹25 lakh loan and ₹3.75 lakh subsidy.

šŸŒ± š€š š«š¢šœš®š„š­š®š«šž ššš§š š‘š®š«ššš„ šƒšžšÆšžš„šØš©š¦šžš§š­:

₹2,175 crore for Kisan Suryodaya Yojana to provide daytime power.

₹1,252 crore for 4% interest subsidy on enhanced Kisan Credit Card limit (₹5 lakh).

₹1,612 crore for farm equipment support and ₹500 crore for fencing agricultural land.

šŸš§ šˆš§šŸš«ššš¬š­š«š®šœš­š®š«šž:

₹30,325 crore for urban development (40% increase).

12 high-speed corridors (1,367 km) and 2 greenfield expressways: Namo Shakti Expressway and Somnath-Dwarka Expressway.

₹2,730 crore for Metro Rail Projects in Ahmedabad and Surat.

šŸŒæ š’š®š¬š­ššš¢š§ššš›š„šž š†š«šØš°š­š”:

Renewable energy target: 100+ GW by 2030, with 37 GW Renewable Energy Park in Kutch.

₹90 crore for Harit Van Path Yojana (tree planting initiative).

šŸØ š“šØš®š«š¢š¬š¦:

₹6,505 crore for tourism development (31% increase).

₹180 crore for Adhya Shakti Amba Dham - Ambaji development.

šŸ‘©‍šŸ¦°š–šØš¦šžš§ š„š¦š©šØš°šžš«š¦šžš§š­:

₹100 crore for Sakhi Sahas Scheme (equipment, loans, and capacity building).

Hostels for working women in major cities like Ahmedabad, Surat, Vadodara, Rajkot, and Gandhinagar.

šŸ’” šˆš§š§šØšÆššš­š¢šØš§ & š“šžšœš”š§šØš„šØš š²:

Gujarat Institute of Technology (GIT) to focus on Green Energy, Semiconductors, Fintech, and Aerospace.

AI Taskforce to make Gujarat an AI Hub.

šŸšØ š’šššŸšžš­š² ššš§š š’šžšœš®š«š¢š­š²:

Cyber Centre of Excellence and Cyber Forensic Labs in all districts.

Recruitment of 14,000+ police personnel and 1,390 traffic police posts.

šŸŒ± š†š«šžšžš§ š†š«šØš°š­š”:

₹1,250 crore for micro-irrigation to benefit 1.25 lakh farmers.

₹316 crore to promote natural farming.

#GujaratBudget2025 #ViksitGujarat #SustainableGrowth #SocialWelfare #Infrastructure #WomenEmpowerment #YouthDevelopment #Employment #GujaratEconomy

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