Andhra govt presents Rs 3.22L Cr budget; check out who got what

Amaravati: Nara Chandrababu Naidu-led NDA government presented its full-fledged budget with an outlay of Rs 3.22 lakh crore for 2025-26.

Finance Minister Payyavula Keshav presented the Andhra Pradesh Budget in the Assembly on Friday. The highlighter of the budget was three free LPG cylinders for Deepam scheme beneficiaries. Plus Rs 15,000 will be given for every mother under the Thalliki Vandanam scheme.

Here are the highlights:

1. Agriculture got an outlay of Rs 48,340 Cr.

2. Rs 2,000 Cr is the viability gap funding.

3. Rs 50,000 for SC housing construction.

4. Rs 70,000 for ST housing construction.

5. Rs 31,613 Cr for NTR Vaidhya Bharosa.

6. Rs 3,806 Cr for Civil Supplies department.

7. Rs 11,636 Cr for the Agriculture sector.

8. Rs 31,806 Cr School Education.

9. Rs 19,264 Cr for the Medical and Health sector.

10. Rs 23,260 Cr for BC welfare.

11. Rs 18,848 Cr to Panchayat Raj and Rural development.

12. Rs 13,600 Cr for the Electricity Department.

13. Rs 10,909 Cr for Social Welfare Department.

14. Rs 10,619 Cr for Backward classes.

15. Rs 18,019 Cr for Water Resources.

16. Rs 8,785 Cr for Transport Department and Highways.

17. Rs 3,377 Cr for SC, ST, BC scholarships.

18. Rs 400 Cr for SC/ST free Education.

19. Rs 820 Cr for Swatchh Andhra scheme.

20. Rs 13,862 Cr for Municipal Administration and Rural development

21. Three free gas LPG cylinders for Deepam scheme beneficiaries.

22. Rs 15,000 for every mother under the Thalliki Vandanam scheme. The scheme is for mothers whose children are studying in schools

23. Rs 2,506 Cr for Higher Education.

24. Rs 1000 Cr for Adarana scheme.

25. Rs 3,486 Cr for the Mana Badi scheme.e.

26. Rs 2,601 Cr for Deepam 2.0 Scheme.

27. Rs 4,220 Cr for Roads construction and Repairs.

28. Rs 1,163 Cr for Bala Sanjeevani scheme.

29. Rs 605 Cr for Ports and Airports.

30. Rs 450 Cr for Weavers, Naayi, and Brahmin community.

31. Rs 101 Cr for RTGS.

32. Rs 6,300 Cr for Annadata Sukhibava scheme.

33. Rs 6,705 Cr for Polavaram Project.

34. Rs 2,800 Cr for Jal Jeevan Mission.

35. Rs 1,228 Cr for Skill Development Training

36. Rs 8,570 Cr for Home Department.

37. Rs 3,486 Cr for Dokka Seethamma Mid-day meals scheme.

38. Rs 469 Cr for Yuvajana, Tourism, and Cultural department.

39. Rs 4,332 Cr for Women and Child welfare department.

40. Rs 3,156 Cr for the Industries Department.

41. Rs 450 Cr for Matsyakara Bharosa.

42. Rs 10 Cr for Telugu language and it's promotion.