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ADDRESSING a press conference on Thursday, Deputy Chief Minister Jagdish Devda said that Madhya Pradesh is moving steadily towards excellent financial management. The State’s Finance Department now pre pares budgets based on a zero-based budgeting process, while a three-year rolling budget system and several innovative measures have strength ened the State’s financial planning. Reports from financial institutions have appreciated Madhya Pradesh’s budgetary reliability, financial man agement, and banking standards. Devda noted that continuous growth in capital expenditure has contributed to steady increases in the State’s Gross Domestic Product, and the state remains committed to supporting the Central Government’s vision of a developed India by 2047.

 

Several initiatives have also been taken to benefit Government employees and pensioners. Highlighting departmental achievements, he said that the Commercial Tax Department collected Rs 55,634 crore in 2024-25, and up to November 2025-26, Rs 34,829 crore has been collected.Enforcement actions based on data analytics generated Rs 967 crore, while audits contributed Rs 404 crore. New office buildings are being con structed in Burhanpur, Rajgarh, Khargone, Jhabua, Katni, and Narsinghpur districts. The Excise Department has announced a three year plan to boost revenue, including promoting liquor exports within India and abroad and issuing one-day liquor licenses through a mobile application.

 

A central data repository is being created to consolidate work orders and payment information across departments, and data analytics will monitor enforcement and curb misuse of ITC by bogus businesses. Tax evasion will also be controlled using the Unified Logistics Interface Platform (ULIP), and a dedicated Data Analytics and Tax Research Unit will be formed. Devda also highlighted that Madhya Pradesh is the first State in India where 75 types of documents, including property deeds, power of attorney, and mortgages, can be reg istered from home through video KYC. The Sampada 2.0 portal won the Gold Medal at the National e Governance Awards 2025, and Aadhaar and PAN e-KYC verification has made services more convenient for the public.

 

The Planning, Economics, and Statistics Department reported that the State’s Gross State Domestic Product in 2024-25 was Rs 15,03,395 crore, with per capita income at Rs 1,52,615. Online registration of births and deaths is now 100% through the CRS portal. Under the Madhya Pradesh Jan Abhiyan Parishad, the 12-day Narmada Path Survey and Awareness Campaign covered 502 villages in 51 development blocks along 16 districts of the Narmada river, while the Bawdi Utsav saw the cleaning of 26,000 bawdis at the block level, accompanied by the publication of the Boond Saheje Bawdi Smarika.