The Finance Minister announced several key initiatives for Rajasthan in the budget, including:
- Construction of 9 greenfield expressways
- Providing drinking water connections to 2 lakh households
- 2.75 lakh government and private job recruitments within a year
- Ring roads in 15 cities to reduce traffic congestion
- 150 units of free electricity per month for households
- Purchase of 1,000 new buses for public transport
- Allocation of ₹10 crore per constituency for road repairs
- Establishment of ‘Maa Kosh’ for free treatment of Rajasthan residents in other states
- Free eye check-ups and glasses for the underprivileged
- Free train and air travel for senior citizens on religious pilgrimages
- Increase in social security pension
- Creation of zero accident zones for road safety
- Home delivery of free medicines for senior citizens above 70 years
- Distribution of 35,000 scooters to girls
- Empowering 20 lakh women as 'Lakhpati Didis'
- Reservation for Agniveers in government jobs
- Hike in honorarium for Panchayati Raj representatives and priests
- Increase in PM Kisan Samman Nidhi payments
- Bonus on MSP for wheat
- ₹25,000 crore in loans for 30 lakh farmers
- Subsidies for biogas plants using cow dung
- ₹900 crore for Clean & Green City initiatives
These measures aim to boost infrastructure, employment, agriculture, social welfare, and overall development in Rajasthan.
