Union Budget 2000-01

Actual Actual figures, published in Budget 2002-03.

Total spending
₹3.26 lakh crore
Raised without borrowing
₹2.07 lakh crore
Taxes, other revenue, asset sales
Borrowing (fiscal deficit)
₹1.19 lakh crore
5.7% of GDP
Interest payments
₹99,314 crore
52 paise of every rupee of revenue
Capital spending
₹47,753 crore
15% of all spending

Where each rupee comes from

Out of every ₹1 the Centre raises, before handing states their share of taxes.

  1. Borrowing (fiscal deficit)31 paise₹1.19 lakh crore
  2. Excise duties18 paise₹68,526 crore
  3. Non-tax revenue (dividends, interest, fees)15 paise₹55,708 crore
  4. Customs13 paise₹47,542 crore
  5. Corporation tax9 paise₹35,696 crore
  6. Income tax8 paise₹31,764 crore
  7. Loan recoveries and disinvestment4 paise₹14,171 crore
  8. Service tax1 paisa₹2,613 crore
  9. Other taxes1 paisa₹2,463 crore

Source: Budget at a Glance; Receipts, Budget 2002-03 (Actuals for 2000-01). Official PDF · How it's checked

Where each rupee goes

States' share of taxes, interest, and spending by ministry.

  1. Interest on government debt26 paise₹99,314 crore
  2. Ministry of Defence16 paise₹60,268 crore
  3. States' share of central taxes14 paise₹51,688 crore
  4. Ministry of Home Affairs3 paise₹13,120 crore
  5. Ministry of Education2 paise₹7,916 crore
  6. Ministry of Rural Development2 paise₹6,859 crore
  7. All other ministries (43)12 paise₹46,025 crore

Source: Receipts; Statement of ministries' expenditure, Budget 2002-03 (Actuals for 2000-01). Official PDF · How it's checked

Announced vs what happened

How far the actual for 2000-01 landed from the Budget Estimate announced in Budget 2000-01. Blue means more than budgeted, red means less.