The Government of Tripura on Monday unveiled a Rs 34,212 crore budget for the financial year 2026–27, with Finance Minister Pranajit Singha Roy emphasizing that no new taxes have been introduced.
Addressing the state assembly, the Finance Minister described the budget as a roadmap for “Viksit Tripura,” aligned with national development goals outlined in the Union Budget by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman.
The budget reflects a 5.52% increase compared to the previous year, with a projected deficit of Rs 240 crore.
A key highlight is the emphasis on capital expenditure, which has been set at Rs 8,945.92 crore, a rise of 13.19% over last year. “This investment will strengthen infrastructure and overall economic growth, while improving self-sufficiency,” said the Minister.
Sector-Wise Allocations
Health: ₹2,441.50 crore, up 25.29% from last year.
Rural Development: ₹4,094 crore, marking a 17.50% increase.
Agriculture: ₹1,985.61 crore, a 5.31% rise.
Education: ₹6,439.56 crore, up 4.43%.
Tripura Tribal Areas Autonomous District Council (TTAADC): ₹918 crore, compared to ₹860.28 crore in 2025–26.
The Finance Minister reiterated that the government aims to boost economic growth while ensuring welfare and development across all sectors. He credited the strengthening of the state economy to the central government’s initiatives, including simplified GST, new schemes, and increased funding under centrally sponsored programs, especially for the North East.
“No new taxes have been imposed on the public. Our focus remains on development, infrastructure, and empowering the people of Tripura,” he said.
