New Delhi: The advance estimates reveal that Delhi’s per capita income, which stands on the second place in India, dropped from Rs.3,76,211 in 2019-20 to Rs.3,54,004 in 2020-21. Adding to the fear, the state gross home product (SGDP) has additionally proven a dip by round 5.68%, as per the financial survey tabled by the Arvind kejriwal-led AAP authorities within the Delhi meeting on Monday (march 8).
The shrunk within the numbers had been cited as an impression from the COVID-19 pandemic.
Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia introduced the financial survey within the state meeting, which is at the moment in session of presenting finances from March 8 to March 16. The survey revealed that the capital’s per capita income in 2019-20 was Rs 3,76,211 and state’s gross state home product (GSDP) at present costs throughout 2020-21 at Rs 798,310 crore, marking a contraction of three.92 per cent over the earlier yr.
In the final six years, GSDP at present costs elevated by about 45 %, from Rs 550,804 crore in 2015-16 to Rs 798,310 crore within the present monetary yr,
According to the survey, the state allotted a finances of 74.77 % for social service sectors underneath schemes or tasks. Meanwhile, the training sector remained to be on the highest with a most share allocation of 23.83 %, for a complete of 1,230 authorities and government-aided colleges within the nationwide capital.
Followed by the transport sector with a finances allocation of 14.67 %, whereas the medical and public well being sector has been allotted 13.39 % and social safety and welfare stands at 13.11 % finances allocation. Other sectors like housing and concrete improvement is at 12.62 % and water provide and sanitation has been allotted 12.62 % of the finances.
