Telangana recorded a Rs 19,266.83 crore revenue deficit during the first four months of 2026-27, while the fiscal deficit reached 57.7 per cent of the annual target. The latest CAG report highlights slow revenue growth, rising recurring expenditure and increasing dependence on borrowings.
A complaint has been filed alleging that a sarpanch in Kothagudem was elected using a fake ST caste certificate. Officials have ordered an inquiry into the matter following claims that documents were manipulated to secure reservation benefits
Telangana’s finances remain under pressure with widening deficits, slow revenue growth and rising borrowings. The State has slipped into a revenue deficit despite projecting a surplus, while collections lag behind targets and liabilities exceed Budget Estimates.
Telangana’s economy has slowed sharply with revenue contraction, rising debt, falling growth rates and recurring deflation. Data comparisons with the BRS-era highlight reduced tax performance, widening deficits and weakening demand. Economists warn the State needs urgent corrective measures to prevent prolonged stagnation
Under the aegis of the VRA Joint Action Committee, many turned up at the Ministers quarters. Holding placards, they squatted on the road and demanded the government to address their issues
The State government already raised around Rs.37,500 crore till November end through auction of the State government securities by RBI and is seeking to raise additional loans over the next four months as the State revenues are not promising.
