Yogi Adityanath (ANI photo) NEW DELHI: Uttar Pradesh chief minister Yogi Adityanath on Thursday spoke in the state assembly during a discussion on the supplementary budget for 2025–26, outlining changes in the state’s economy, infrastructure and governance over the past decade.Addressing the house, Adityanath said Uttar Pradesh had moved away from its earlier image as a lagging state and was now running a revenue surplus. He said the state’s gross state domestic product (GSDP) had grown nearly three times, from Rs 12.88 lakh crore during 2012–16 to an estimated Rs 35–36 lakh crore at present. According to him, per capita income had also increased from Rs 43,000 to around Rs 1.2 lakh.He said access to banking and credit had improved, with the credit-deposit ratio rising from 44 per cent earlier to about 62–65 per cent. ‘Mouths shut when Hindus are killed’: Yogi targets opposition in Assembly On infrastructure, the chief minister said Uttar Pradesh now had 22 expressways and 16 operational airports, including four international ones. Adityanath also told the house that investment proposals worth Rs 15 lakh crore had been implemented, leading to direct employment for over 60 lakh people. He said the MSME sector, with around 96 lakh units, supports nearly two crore families across the state.He also referred to growth in agriculture and efforts to expand renewable energy capacity, including solar power projects. In healthcare, he said 81 medical colleges had been established to strengthen medical services.On law and order, the chief minister said the government follows a zero-tolerance approach to crime. He said this had helped create a sense of security for traders and residents.The supplementary budget, amounting to Rs 24,498.98 crore, focuses on areas such as technology, health and women’s welfare. With this addition, the total budget size for the 2025–26 financial year crosses Rs 8.33 lakh crore.End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosMajor anti-Naxal success: Rs 1.2-crore bounty Maoist Ganesh Uike among four gunned down in Odisha’Every Indian Is Assaulted When…’: Shashi Tharoor Slams Attacks On Christmas Celebrations In IndiaNitin Gadkari Reveals Shocking Experience of Meeting Hamas Leader Before His Assassination in Iran’You’ll Know Me Now’: Gunman’s Chilling Threat Before Killing AMU Teacher Inside Campus In UPWhy Tarique Rahman’s Return To Dhaka After 17 Years Could Reshape Bangladesh Politics After Hasina’If Pakistan Comes in Dowry…’: Rajnath Singh Recalls The Humorous Side of Atal Bihari VajpayeePrayers And Peace: PM Modi Joins Christmas Service, Shares Message Of Harmony And Unity’India Our Closest Partner’: Maldives Ex VP Endorses Delhi’s Role As Trusted Leader In South AsiaMumbai’s Latest Swanky New Airport Begins Operations As First IndiGo Flight Lands With Water SaluteKarnataka Bus Tragedy: More Than 20 Killed As Sleeper Coach Turns Into Fireball After Crash On NH-48123PhotostoriesVarun Tej-Lavanya Tripathi to Redin Kingsley-Sangeetha: South Star couples, who embraced parenthood in 2025Christmas 2025: Here’s how your beloved TV stars are celebrating the holidayTV stars celebrating their first Christmas together as newlyweds: Hina Khan-Rocky Jaiswal to Jheel Mehta-Aditya DubePhotos: Navi Mumbai International Airport begins commercial operationsHow to make high-protein Paneer Soup with20g proteinChild prodigies who took the internet by storm in 2025TV celebrities who are celebrating their first Christmas with their newborns: Bharti Singh-Haarsh Limbachiyaa to Ruhi Chaturvedi-Shivendraa Om SaainiyolChristmas 2025: Simple Christmas bell drawing ideas for kids8 winter vegetables with the highest amount of protein10 purple foods so nutritious they deserve a daily place on your plate123Hot PicksUAE WeatherPAN-Aadhaar linkingKarbi Anglong CurfewGold rate todayIncome Tax RefundPublic Holidays DecemberBank Holidays DecemberTop TrendingTaylor SwiftPaul RuddPatrick MahomesMegan Thee Stallion Net Worth 2025Travis KelceJoel EmbiidSavannah James Net WorthSophie CunninghamDrew McIntyre and Kaitlyn Frohnapfel Net WorthKhamzat Chimaev
NEW DELHI: Uttar Pradesh chief minister Yogi Adityanath on Thursday spoke in the state assembly during a discussion on the supplementary budget for 2025–26, outlining changes in the state’s economy, infrastructure and governance over the past decade.Addressing the house, Adityanath said Uttar Pradesh had moved away from its earlier image as a lagging state and was now running a revenue surplus. He said the state’s gross state domestic product (GSDP) had grown nearly three times, from Rs 12.88 lakh crore during 2012–16 to an estimated Rs 35–36 lakh crore at present. According to him, per capita income had also increased from Rs 43,000 to around Rs 1.2 lakh.He said access to banking and credit had improved, with the credit-deposit ratio rising from 44 per cent earlier to about 62–65 per cent.
On infrastructure, the chief minister said Uttar Pradesh now had 22 expressways and 16 operational airports, including four international ones. Adityanath also told the house that investment proposals worth Rs 15 lakh crore had been implemented, leading to direct employment for over 60 lakh people. He said the MSME sector, with around 96 lakh units, supports nearly two crore families across the state.He also referred to growth in agriculture and efforts to expand renewable energy capacity, including solar power projects. In healthcare, he said 81 medical colleges had been established to strengthen medical services.On law and order, the chief minister said the government follows a zero-tolerance approach to crime. He said this had helped create a sense of security for traders and residents.The supplementary budget, amounting to Rs 24,498.98 crore, focuses on areas such as technology, health and women’s welfare. With this addition, the total budget size for the 2025–26 financial year crosses Rs 8.33 lakh crore.
