Centre Releases Rs 1.73 Lakh Crore Tax Devolution to States for Development

Last updated: 13 January 2025

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The Union Government has disbursed a substantial £1.73 lakh crore in tax devolution to state governments. This significant amount, considerably higher than the £89,086 crore released in December 2024, is intended to help states expedite capital spending and fund essential development and welfare initiatives. The funds are distributed across all states to support their respective developmental goals.

Union Government releases tax devolution of ₹1,73,030 crore to State Governments to accelerate capital spending and finance their development and welfare-related expenditures

£1.73 Lakh Crore Tax Devolution Released to States

The Union Government has released tax devolution of ₹1,73,030 crore to State Governments today, as against the devolution of ₹89,086 crore in December 2024.

A higher amount is being devolved this month to enable states to accelerate capital spending and finance their development and welfare-related expenditures.

State-wise breakup of amount released is given below in the table:

Sl. No	Name of State	Total (₹ Crore)
1	ANDHRA PRADESH	7002.52
2	ARUNACHAL PRADESH	3040.14
3	ASSAM	5412.38
4	BIHAR	17403.36
5	CHHATTISGARH	5895.13
6	GOA	667.91
7	GUJARAT	6017.99
8	HARYANA	1891.22
9	HIMACHAL PRADESH	1436.16
10	JHARKHAND	5722.10
11	KARNATAKA	6310.40
12	KERALA	3330.83
13	MADHYA PRADESH	13582.86
14	MAHARASHTRA	10930.31
15	MANIPUR	1238.90
16	MEGHALAYA	1327.13
17	MIZORAM	865.15
18	NAGALAND	984.54
19	ODISHA	7834.80
20	PUNJAB	3126.65
21	RAJASTHAN	10426.78
22	SIKKIM	671.35
23	TAMIL NADU	7057.89
24	TELANGANA	3637.09
25	TRIPURA	1225.04
26	UTTAR PRADESH	31039.84
27	UTTARAKHAND	1934.47
28	WEST BENGAL	13017.06

State-wise distribution of Net Proceeds of Union Taxes and Duties for January, 2025

FAQ :

The Union Government has released £1,73,030 crore in tax devolution to the states.

The release is intended to accelerate capital spending and finance development and welfare-related expenditures by the state governments.

Yes, this month's devolution of £1,73,030 crore is significantly higher than the £89,086 crore devolved in December 2024.

Uttar Pradesh received the largest share, amounting to £31,039.84 crore.

Goa received the smallest share, amounting to £667.91 crore.

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