AP BUDGET 2019_20

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Amaravati: AP Finance minister Buggana Rajendranath Reddy has introduced Budget in the Legislative Assembly on Friday. The government has presented the budget with Rs 2,27,974 crores. Minister Buggana has introduced his maiden Budget in the House. Speaking on the occasion, Minister has thanked the five crore people of the state who has given their historic mandate in the AP election results. After which Buggana Rajendranath Reddy has started his budget speech. AP Budget 2019-20 highlights: Total Budget: Rs 2,27,974 crores. Revenue deficit: Rs 1,778,52 crore Budget estamation: 19.32 percent incresed Revenue Expenditure: Rs 1,80,475 crore Under YSR Rythu Bharosa scheme investment support of Rs 12,500 will be provided every year in the month of May which includes tenant farmers. The government has decided to provide the amount from May 2020. For which the government has allocated Rs 8,750 crore for the scheme. For agriculture and allied sectors is Rs 20,677 crore and for YSR crop insurance Rs 1,163 crore. The highest priority for the education sector with a budget allocation of Rs 32618 crore. 
➡️Rs 11399 crore for medical and health care sector. 
➡️Rs 3617 crore for the housing sector. ➡️Rs 3,000 crore for Price Stabilization Fund
➡️Rs 200 crore for free borewells under YSR Rythu Bharosa scheme 
➡️Rs 475 crore for aqua farmers' electricity subsidy 
➡️Rs 200 crore for seeds distribution to the farmers 
➡️Rs.500 crore for infrastructure development of schools and Rs 160 crore for school management grant. 
➡️Rs 2,000 crore for natural disaster management 
➡️Rs 1439 crore for the Planning Department 
➡️Rs 14,412 crore for the welfare sector ➡️Rs 6455 crore for Amma Vodi scheme ➡️Rs 455.85 crore for Asha workers. ➡️Rs. 1077 crore for mid-day meal scheme in schools 
➡️Rs 1140 crore for interest-free loans for Dwarka women 
➡️Rs 1000 crore for APSRT 
➡️Rs 4988 crore for tribal development ➡️Rs 15,000 crore for the development of Dalits
➡️Rs 1561 crore for the development of BC (Backward Classes) 
➡️Rs 1500 crore for YSR housing scheme ➡️Rs 648 crore for Interest-free loans to urban SHGs 
➡️Rs 410 crore for welfare of fishermen ➡️Rs 1740 crore for YSR Arogyasri ➡️Rs.2,000 crore for Kapu welfare 
➡️Rs 1150 crore for Agri Gold victims ➡️Rs 4,962.3 crore for Jagananna Vidya Deevena scheme 
➡️Rs 73 crore for CM call center 
➡️Rs 65 crore for the Capital Region Social Security Fund 
➡️Rs 477 crore for Forest, Science, and Technology 
➡️Rs 100 crore to Pulivendula Area Development Authority 
➡️Rs 100 crore for Brahmin Corporation
 ️Rs 500 crore for the development of Capital city of Amaravati 
➡️Rs 400 crore financial assistance to drivers who own autos 
➡️Rs 100 crore to the Advocates Welfare Trust 
➡️Rs 191 crore for information and public relations (I&PR) 
➡️Rs. 92,050 crore for State Development Schemes 
➡️Rs 234 crore of YSR grant to religious organizations 
➡️Rs.700 crores for village secretaries and 
➡️Rs.720 crores for grama volunteers ️Rs.180 crore for municipal ward secretaries and Rs.180 crore for municipal ward volunteers 
➡️Rs 3,750 crore for civil Supplies 
➡️Rs 250 crore for Kadapa Steel Plant ️Rs 150 crore for smart cities 
➡️Rs 15,746.58 crore for YSR Pension Kanuka

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