Category Public Finances and Macroeconomics

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Mapping Tripura’s 2026 Policy Landscape: Department-wise Schemes, Updates and Outcomes

Tripura, which attained full statehood on 21 January 1972, is a landlocked state situated in the North-Eastern region of India. As per the 2011 Census, with a population of 36.74 lakh, of which 31.8% were Scheduled Tribes and 82.8% lived in rural areas. It covers 10,492 sq km of area with around 72% under forest cover. Given the geographical variations ranging from hilly terrain to dispersed tribal settlements, last-mile welfare delivery, livelihood diversification, and connectivity remain significant governance challenges for the state.

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West Bengal Department Wise Schemes and Budget Updates 2026

West Bengal is one of India’s most populous states, with a large and diverse population and significant welfare and development needs. Managing its public finances over the years has always been a major balancing act. The annual 2026–27 Budget places strong emphasis on welfare, rural development, infrastructure and employment, while also seeking to support economic growth and investment to steer the local economy forward.

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Odisha Department wise Schemes Update 2026

About 1,55,707 sq km in size with a population of around 4.5 crore, Odisha is also home to a long coastline of nearly 480 km, is highly dependent on agriculture and allied activities (around 29 percent of Gross State Domestic Product for the year 2025-2026), has a significant tribal population in the southern and western districts like Koraput, Malkangiri, Mayurbhanj and Kandhamal, and is frequently hit by cyclones, floods and droughts. These structural characteristics highlight that disaster resilience and welfare is at the very core of the state development agenda.

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Haryana Department Schemes and Budget Update 2026

Haryana occupies an important position in India's economic and administrative landscape, combining a predominantly agrarian economy with substantial industrial, manufacturing and services activity, particularly owing to its proximity to the National Capital Region. Haryana's proximity to the NCR, particularly the Gurugram–Manesar belt, has strengthened its industrial, IT and services economy, attracting major investments and multinational firms. At the same time, water-intensive paddy cultivation contributes to groundwater depletion, while post-harvest stubble burning adds to NCR air pollution, making agricultural diversification and environmental management interconnected policy priorities.

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