India has demonstrated robust fiscal performance, collecting Rs 18,00,475 crore in total receipts by October 2025. A significant portion, Rs 12,74,301 crore, came from tax revenue, with non-tax revenue and non-debt capital receipts also contributing. Notably, states received Rs 8,34,957 crore in tax devolution, an increase of over Rs 1 lakh crore from the previous year, bolstering their financial standing.
The Government of India has received Rs 18,00,475 crore-51.5% of the Budget Estimates (BE) 2025-26 for Total Receipts during the April to October 2025 period, according to the latest fiscal data released by theMinistry of Finance.
A major share of these receipts came from Tax Revenue (Net to Centre
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FAQ :
By October 2025, India's total receipts stood at Rs 18,00,475 crore, representing 51.5% of the Budget Estimates for 2025-26.
The government collected Rs 12,74,301 crore in tax revenue (net to the Centre) during the April to October 2025 period.
Yes, states received Rs 8,34,957 crore as their share of taxes, which is Rs 1,11,981 crore higher than the same period last year.
Government expenditure reached Rs 26,25,619 crore by October 2025, which is 51.8% of the Budget Estimates for 2025-26.
Government spending comprised Rs 20,07,876 crore on revenue expenditure and Rs 6,17,743 crore on capital expenditure.
Revenue expenditure included Rs 6,73,715 crore for interest payments and Rs 2,46,575 crore for major subsidies.