Jaipur: Rajasthan Deputy Chief Minister and Finance Minister Diya Kumari is set to present her third budget in the Rajasthan Assembly on Wednesday at 11 AM. With high expectations across the state, the Bhajanlal Sharma government’s third budget is being viewed as a crucial step toward the long-term vision of “Developed Rajasthan-2047.”
As the state prepares for the financial year 2026-27, attention is firmly focused on key sectors such as employment, agriculture, women empowerment, infrastructure, irrigation, and urban development. Citizens are hopeful that the upcoming budget will deliver major relief measures and long-awaited development initiatives.
Focus on Youth, Farmers and Women
Sources indicate that the Rajasthan Budget 2026 may strongly emphasize job creation for youth, along with initiatives aimed at empowering women and boosting rural livelihoods.
Under the “Lakhpati Didi” scheme, the government is expected to introduce special markets or marts to promote products made by women, helping them become entrepreneurs and financially independent.
For farmers, there is speculation of an increase in Samman Nidhi, improved support for crop production, and bonuses on the sale of wheat and other agricultural produce. A bonus on milk sales is also being anticipated.
In addition, the state may announce an increase in pension benefits for senior citizens, widows, and differently-abled persons.
10 Major Announcements Expected in Rajasthan Budget 2026
According to political and administrative circles, Diya Kumari’s budget may include key announcements in the following sectors:
1. Water Supply
The government may aim to provide tap water connections to the remaining households under the Jal Jeevan Mission, ensuring wider coverage across rural Rajasthan.
2. Electricity
New power connections for farmers, domestic consumers, and industries could be announced to support agriculture and industrial growth.
3. Education
The budget is likely to include proposals for the construction of new school buildings and repair of old or dilapidated structures.
4. Healthcare
A major focus may be on filling vacant posts of doctors, nurses, and paramedical staff, strengthening Rajasthan’s health infrastructure.
5. Roads and Transport
Expectations are high for announcements related to new state highways and expressways, upgrading existing roads, and construction of overbridges and underpasses.
6. Industry
The state may promote industrial investment through the establishment of new units linked to the refinery and petrochemical sector.
7. Urban Development
Under the AMRUT 2.0 scheme, new sewerage and drinking water projects could be introduced for towns and smaller cities.
8. Irrigation
The government may unveil new irrigation projects and plans to expand the command area, benefiting farmers in water-scarce regions.
9. Women Empowerment
Special schemes for women, including dairy incentive programs, subsidies, and easy loan facilities, may be announced to strengthen women’s economic participation.
10. Women and Child Welfare
Anganwadi workers and ASHA associates may receive increased incentive amounts, reflecting the government’s focus on grassroots welfare.
Smart City Expansion and Rural Employment in Focus
The budget is expected to push development in divisional headquarters cities by expanding Smart City-like facilities. At the same time, the government may focus on boosting rural employment by promoting agriculture-based industries in small towns and villages.
Infrastructure, Water and Irrigation Likely to Get Momentum
Major emphasis is expected on roads, irrigation, and water supply projects. New expressways, upgraded highways, bridges, and drainage projects may be introduced.
The budget may also strengthen drinking water availability through Jal Jeevan Mission and expand irrigation capacity through new canal and water management plans.
Education, Industry and Women Empowerment Key Priorities
The government is likely to prioritize improving school infrastructure, expanding healthcare manpower, and promoting industrial growth through petrochemical and refinery-related investments.
For women, dairy-linked schemes, financial assistance, and entrepreneurship support may become a major highlight.
Sector-Wise Development Possibilities
Reports suggest that the budget may also announce agro-processing units such as guava processing in Sawai Madhopur and pomegranate cluster processing units in Barmer.
Under rural infrastructure development, the government may also focus on constructing government buildings in villages.
Meanwhile, recruitment in the medical sector and welfare incentives for frontline workers could also be a key part of the budget proposals.
With the Rajasthan Assembly set for the budget presentation, citizens across the state are watching closely, hoping that Diya Kumari’s third budget will deliver impactful reforms and major developmental commitments.
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