Omar presents Rs 1,13,767 cr worth budget
HS diesel to be costlier by Rs 2/liter, Pvt Univs proposed
Roadmap for regularisation of daily wagers to be out shortly
Sanjeev Pargal
JAMMU, Feb 6: Chief Minister Omar Abdullah, who holds charge of the Finance Ministry, today presented Rs 1,13,767 crore worth budget for next financial year of 2026-27 in the Legislative Assembly proposing six free LPG cylinders per year for AAY households, fee waiver for AAY students and several new initiatives in different sectors including Health and Medical Education proposing Emergency Medicine Departments in all Government Medical Colleges (GMCs), two dedicated Emergency and Accidents Hospitals at Uri and Poonch, bullet proof ambulances for border districts, starting with Poonch and Tangdhar and roll out of Cancer Control strategy in collaboration with NITI Aayog and ICMR.
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The 2026-27 budget is Rs 1457 crore more than current financial year’s. Jammu and Kashmir’s budget for 2024-25 stood at Rs 1,18,728 crore which came down to Rs 1,12,310 crore in 2025-26 but slightly went up to Rs 1,13,767 crore for 2026-27. Still it is Rs 4961 crore down from 2024-25 budget which was presented in the Parliament. This was Omar’s second consecutive budget.
Of Rs 1,13,767 crore worth budget for 2026-27; Rs 80,640 crore are meant for revenue expenditure and Rs 33,127 crore for capital expenditure. The revenue receipts are pegged at Rs 90,018 crore and capital receipts at Rs 23,749 crore. Total receipts and expenditure are matching at Rs 1,13,767 crore. The fiscal deficit has been estimated at Rs 11,685 crore. The capital expenditure’s contribution towards GDP is 10.48 percent while expected growth in GSDP is pegged at 9.5 percent.
The Budget proposals will come into effect from April 1, 2026 subject to approval of the Legislature.
“For 2026-27, the total gross receipts are estimated at Rs 1,27,767 crore including the provision for Ways and Means advances and over-draft of Rs 14,000 crore. The total net budget estimates for fiscal 2026-27 are Rs 1.13.767 crore excluding provision for Ways and Means advances and overdraft,” Omar said.
For up scaling revenue generation, he said, the Government proposed to reduce rebate of High Speed Diesel (HSD) by Rs 2 per liter. However, he added, despite reduction of rebate, the HSD prices in Jammu and Kashmir will still be lower than that in the neighbouring States like Punjab, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh and Delhi.
Amid demand from several parties and organizations including the BJP for setting up of two National Law Universities-one each in Jammu and Kashmir divisions, Omar, said in the budget that the Government remains committed to establishing a NLU in J&K to advance legal education, promote research and contribute to institutional reforms in the justice sector.
Omar started the budget presentation in the assembly by reciting the “Safar taveel hai…” couplet to imply that despite challenges, the journey of development will continue.
Wearing a brick-red coat and cream-coloured pants with a cap, carried the budget documents in a leather bag to the House.
Opening his speech, the chief minister recited the couplet, “Safar taveel hai, bojh bhi bhaari hai, par har surat yeh safar jaari hai.” Later, explaining the significance of the couplet during the post-budget press conference, Omar said, “The path is long and the burden is heavy, but the journey will continue.”
While economy of Jammu and Kashmir is pegged to grow at 9.5 percent in 2026-27 as against 7.5 percent in 2025-26, the CM admitted that both tax and non-tax revenue of the UT were down to Rs 10,265 crore and Rs 4864 crore as on December 31, 2025 as compared to last financial year’s collections of Rs 10,624 crore and Rs 5114 crore respectively. However, he said the Government is making sustained efforts to exceed last year’s collections by March 31, 2026. He added that own tax and non-tax revenues cover only 25 percent of the budgetary needs.
In a good news for unemployed youth, Omar announced that the Government proposed to fast-track recruitment process for 23,800 additional posts including 2800 in Gazetted and 14,000 in non-Gazetted categories besides 7,000 Class-IV vacancies to fill them strictly in time-bound manner. He said 7659 Government jobs were given during 2025 on merit bases through technology-driven recruitment process, restoring faith of the youth in public institutions.
Though no direct announcement was made for daily wagers, Omar said the Government is committed to finding a just and humane resolution.
“Based on recommendations of the Committee, a structure and phased roadmap for regularization will be announced in the coming period,” he said, adding the Government is fully conscious of long-standing aspirations of daily rated, casual and temporary workers. Our objective is to ensure that those who have devoted prime years of their lives to public service are given dignity, security and a stable future within framework of law and fiscal responsibility,” he added and also assured timely release of honorarium for ASHA and Anganwadi workers.
In a series of welfare measures, the CM announced that his Government propose to provide six free LPG cylinders per year to all AAY households of Jammu and Kashmir, covering the poorest of poor, fee waiver for all students belonging to AAY families studying in Government schools from Class 9 to 12 and under-Graduate students from AAY families studying in Government degree colleges, who are not receiving any other scholarship scheme or assistance.
He also proposed Sponsorship Scheme for 6000 orphan children, who have lost both parents or their sole bread-earner and are not receiving any such benefit from Mission Vatsalya framework. Each such child will receive monthly sponsorship of Rs 4,000 through Direct Benefit Transfer to support education, nutrition, healthcare and basic living needs. He also proposed to extend existing free Government transport facility to Persons with Disabilities.
On health front, the budget proposed to establish two dedicated Emergency and Accident Hospitals-one each at Uri and Poonch, with a view to strengthen critical health infrastructure in border areas which are prone to shelling and bullet proof ambulances for border districts, starting with two ambulances for Poonch and Tangdhar in next financial year.
The Government proposed to roll out a Cancer Control Strategy for J&K in collaboration with NITI Ayog and ICMR and implement a time-bound action plan for upgradation of services in peripheral Medical Colleges, based on recommendations of a high-level committee already constituted for the purpose, strengthening of advanced cardiac care services by setting up Cath Labs at GMCs of Rajouri and Baramulla during 2026-27 at a total cost of Rs 30 cr and full-fledged Emergency Medicine Departments in all GMCs over next two financial years to ensure round-the-clock trauma care, rapid emergency response and improved survival outcomes for accident victims and critical patients.
The Government has initiated the process for installation of 1.5 Tesla MRIs in new GMC and 3 Tesla MRIs at Jammu and Srinagar GMCs and SKIMS. Similarly, installation of CT Scan machines is underway at District Hospital Budgam, SSH Srinagar, DH Poonch, SMGS Jammu, CD Hospital Jammu and SMHS Srinagar. Besides, PET Scan facilities will be installed at GMC Srinagar and extended to GMC Kathua during 2026-27 to enhance cancer diagnostics.
He said during current year alone, 548 new medical seats will be added including 340 MBBS, 128 PG, 34 PG in Ayurveda and 46 DNB. Ten new nursing colleges will be established to create skilled healthcare work fare.
The Government has approved 240 MBBS seats and 120 PG seats with a budget of Rs 216 cr for 2026-27.
He said school infrastructure is being upgraded with 396 schools being as Exemplar Schools under PM-SHRI. Further, 762 additional classrooms worth Rs 160 crore have been approved.
“A policy for establishment of private Universities is being finalized to increase access to Higher Education and boost creation of skilled workforce. Besides, four Research Hubs in Jammu and three in Kashmir are being upgraded to expand research capacity in line with National Education Policy aspirations,” the CM said.
He added that the Government proposed to macadamize and block-top nearly 3500 kilometers of roads in 2026-27.
Omar also announced proposal to further modernize pilgrimage infrastructure with an outlay of Rs 180 crore during 2026-27, in partnership with the BRO to improve road connectivity, emergency response systems and logistical support to ensure safer, smooth and more dignified pilgrimage.
“Special initiatives are also being taken for strengthening power infrastructure along Baltal and Pahalgam axes for Shri Amarnath yatra through permanent underground cabling for ensuring uninterrupted and safe supply,” he said.
The budget proposed up gradation of 1000 Anganwadi Centres into modern Bal Vidyalayas at a cost of Rs 72,000 per centre, construction of 127 new Anganwadi Centres, one in each CDPO block, Rs 70 crore scholarship support to over three lakh tribal students and promotion of tribal home stays in tourism-potential areas, with financial support of Rs 5 lakh per unit.
He said financial support of up to Rs 200 crore has been secured for the construction of a Unity Mall, which will function as a Crafts Bazaar and provide a permanent platform for local handicrafts and traditional enterprises from across the country.
Omar disclosed that the Union Ministry of New and Renewable Energy has sanctioned the installation of rooftop solar systems of 2 KW each at 2.22 lakh AAY households under the RESCO model.
The CM said that in the Science and Technology sector, the Government has announced the revival of Kathua and Handwara Biotech Parks to promote research, entrepreneurship, and high-end scientific jobs. The budget also proposed solar pumps for farmers, solarisation of Government buildings, small hydro projects, and establishment of solar villages in tribal areas. He also announced support for research and development, scholarships up to the PhD level, and expansion of EV charging infrastructure.
Omar announced expansion of Jammu and Kashmir Trade Promotion Organisation (JKTPO) outreach through national and global buyer-seller meets.
The Government also proposed a full transition to SPARSH with Aadhaar-based Direct Benefit Transfer to ensure transparency in financial management.
“For agriculture and rural development, the budget proposes crop insurance coverage for apple, saffron, mango, and litchi crops, and expansion of controlled atmosphere storage facilities in underserved districts. The Government also plans to promote micro and sprinkler irrigation, aromatic and medicinal plant cultivation, and set up Embryo Transfer Technology labs in every district to improve livestock genetics. A strong push for ODF-Plus status in rural areas has also been announced,” he said.
In education and youth empowerment, Omar said that the Government proposed JK e-Pathshala DTH channels for Classes 1 to 12 without internet requirement, upgrading Anganwadi Centres into modern Bal Vidyalayas, indoor sports facilities in all Government schools, and priority hiring of local youth in industries availing Government concessions.
The Chief Minister said that the healthcare sector will see expansion of Lal Ded Hospital with IVF and NICU facilities and establishment of a new Mother and Child Hospital at GMC Anantnag.
He proposed setting up of 7 Milk Processing Plans of one lakh liter per day capacity in J&K costing Rs 770 crore funded through UT Capex and Government of India scheme which will benefit 11 lakh dairy farmers. The Government targets to take J&K in milk processing from current 4 percent to 25 percent in next few years.
Omar said the Government proposed to introduce a Self-Certification Scheme for MSMEs under which entrepreneurs will receive a single in-principle approval with a three-year grace period for clearances, enabling them to start operations without procedural delays and compliance bottlenecks.
He proposed to extend incentives to sick MSMEs at par with new industrial units so that visible enterprises are revived, existing jobs are protected and business closures are prevented.
Omar said the budget aims to promote inclusive development, strengthen public service delivery, and accelerate economic growth in Jammu and Kashmir. Reimbursement of Credit Guarantee Fund Trust for Micro and Small Enterprises, guarantee fees up to Rs 10 lakh loans was approved with an allocation of Rs 41.3 cr, he added.
“The revival of Jammu and Kashmir Road Transport Corporation (JKRTC) will be a key focus in 2026-27. As part of a green mobility initiative under the PM e-DRIVE scheme, 200 electric buses are planned to be inducted, with an estimated investment of Rs 350 crore, replacing aging diesel fleets with modern, zero-emission vehicles. To further strengthen JKRTC’s commercial and logistical capacity, 50 new trucks will be procured under SASCI funding of Rs 75.7 crore.
He said Jammu and Kashmir is expected to receive Rs 42,752 crore as Central assistance and Rs 13,400 crore under Centrally Sponsored Schemes (CSS).
Highlighting fiscal indicators, he said the tax-to-GDP ratio is projected at 6.6 per cent for 2026-27, compared to 7.5 per cent in 2025-26. The fiscal deficit for 2025-26 was estimated at 2.98 per cent, substantially lower than 5.5 per cent in 2024-25 (RE). However, he said the fiscal deficit for 2026-27 is estimated at 3.69 per cent, slightly higher than 3.63 per cent in 2025-26 (RE).
Omar said the GDP for 2025-26 was projected at Rs 2,88,422 crore, showing a growth of 9.5 per cent over the previous year, while the GDP for 2026-27 is projected at Rs 3,15,822 crore, indicating a similar growth rate. He said the budget aims to sustain economic growth while maintaining fiscal discipline and strengthening development initiatives across Jammu and Kashmir.
“It is a privilege to be entrusted with the responsibility of shaping the financial future of our land,” he said describing the budget as a roadmap for development. “This budget is not merely a ledger of figures, it is a fiscal compass charting our path towards a brighter horizon. It lays strong foundations for enduring economic growth, social harmony and sustainable prosperity.”
The Chief Minister urged members of the House to work collectively for the region’s development.
“As we embark on this shared journey, I invite every member of this House to come together and work collectively to build a strong and flourishing Jammu and Kashmir,” he said.
Highlighting the resilience of the people, Omar said his Government is committed to transforming Jammu and Kashmir into a progressive and economically vibrant region. “Together, we will turn obstacles into stepping stones and aspirations into achievements,”
He said the Government is focused on creating a business-friendly ecosystem to attract investment and innovation.
“The Budget was prepared after wide consultations with elected representatives, industry leaders and stakeholders to ensure it remains people-centric,” he added.
Referring to challenges faced during the past year, Omar said geopolitical factors, the Pahalgam terror attack and devastating floods in parts of Jammu region adversely impacted economic activity. “All sectors, including tourism, handicrafts, horticulture and agriculture were badly affected, leading to job losses and financial distress for families,” he added.
Omar said the budget focuses on inclusive and sustainable growth through strategic investments in infrastructure, public services and governance.
Flagging fiscal constraints, the Chief Minister said own tax and non-tax revenues meet only about 25 per cent of the Union Territory’s budgetary requirements. He added that nearly 60 per cent of the overall expenditure is committed toward salaries, pensions and debt servicing, adding that the Government is taking steps to manage debt and curb non-priority spending.
“We are strengthening debt sustainability by keeping borrowings within approved limits and improving liquidity management. For the third consecutive year, austerity measures have been enforced,” he said.
Omar said reforms in the power sector, including expansion of the consumer base and execution of loss reduction works, are being undertaken to ease financial stress. He also acknowledged the Centre’s support in addressing fiscal challenges.
“The Central Government has remained cognizant of our difficulties and consistently supported us through special assistance,” he said, adding that J&K has been brought under the Special Assistance to States for Capital Investment scheme.
The Chief Minister said funds under the scheme will be utilised for infrastructure development, hydroelectric projects and disaster mitigation works, particularly in flood-affected areas.
The budget proposes crop insurance for apple, saffron, mango and litchi crops, expansion of storage facilities, promotion of micro and sprinkler irrigation, medicinal plant cultivation, livestock genetic improvement labs in every district and a push for ODF-Plus status in rural areas.
In education and youth empowerment, the Government proposed JK e-Pathshala DTH channels, modernisation of anganwadi centres, indoor sports facilities in Government schools and priority hiring of local youth in subsidised industries.
Omar said the Government will introduce indoor games facilities in all Government schools of J&K to promote holistic development of students. The availability of games will ensure constructive arrangements of students during leisure periods and also during adverse weather conditions. An amount of Rs 18 crore has been earmarked for the purpose, he added.
The Chief Minister said that the Government will focus on developing world-class tourist destinations, strengthening tourism circuits and positioning J&K as a global tourism brand with financial and technical support from the Union Ministry of Tourism.
He said, “Environmental infrastructure has been prioritised with the sanctioning of a 3.2 MLD sewage treatment plant at Gulmarg and upgradation of the solid waste management plant, while similar measures are planned at Sonamarg to protect fragile ecosystems”.
The Government is also working on the restoration of heritage sites and shrines through the culture department, he added.
Tourism diversification through winter sports, water sports and adventure tourism is underway, with water sports facilities being developed at Wullar-Manasbal and Bani-Basohli, the Chief Minister said, adding that sports tourism is also being promoted through events like the Kashmir Marathon and Jammu Marathon.
The second Kashmir Marathon held in 2025, along with a three-day expo, recorded over 3,000 registrations from 27 states and Union Territories and 11 countries, generating Rs 2.11 crore through sponsorships and Rs 0.20 crore in registration fees, he said.
The CM said that the Government will organise an international film festival in collaboration with the National Film Development Corporation during 2026-27 to promote cultural diversity and stimulate the local economy.
Also, the JK Tourism mobile app has been launched to provide verified real-time information, integrated booking services and AI-based assistance to tourists.
According to the Chief Minister, the homestay policy has helped address accommodation shortages, with over 1,600 registered homestays in the Kashmir division and more than 300 in the Jammu division, supported through concessional financial assistance from J&K Bank.
Highlighting initiatives for creating employment, Omar said skill development and entrepreneurship remain a core component of the Government’s strategy, and a dedicated skill mission will be launched to equip the youth with industry-ready technical skills, internships and on-the-job training opportunities.
The tourism and youth affairs sector has been allocated Rs 472 crore under capital expenditure for 2026-27, which is Rs 61 crore higher than the revised allocation for 2025-26, he said.
On culture, the Chief Minister said the Government has prioritised preservation and promotion of heritage assets. Besides, a provision has been made to complete ongoing projects under Phase-I of the Heritage Revival, Restoration and Maintenance Scheme and fast-track projects under subsequent phases.
Omar also proposed the restoration of the Mughal-era Nishat Garden in Srinagar, modernisation of the SPS Museum, strengthening of the public library network and establishment of new cultural centres at Bandipora, Shopian, Anantnag, Kishtwar, Udhampur, Poonch and Budgam.
He said the culture department has been allocated Rs 109 crore under capital expenditure for 2026-27.
“This budget is not merely a ledger of figures, it is a fiscal compass charting our path towards a brighter horizon,” he said, urging members of the House to work collectively for building a strong and flourishing Jammu and Kashmir.
Highlighting the resilience of the people, the cm said the government was committed to transforming Jammu and Kashmir into a modern, progressive and economically vibrant region by promoting a business-friendly ecosystem that encourages innovation and investment.
He said the budget was prepared after consultations with elected representatives, industry leaders and other stakeholders to ensure a people-centric approach and participatory governance.
Omar further said it seeks to address these challenges through reforms, with a focus on inclusive and sustainable growth backed by prudent fiscal management and strategic investments in infrastructure, public services and governance.
He said Jammu and Kashmir continues to face fiscal stress due to high committed expenditure and limited own-revenue capacity, with tax and non-tax revenues meeting only about 25 per cent of budgetary needs.
Salaries, pensions and debt servicing account for nearly 60 per cent of the overall outlay, he said, adding that the government was taking steps to rationalise spending and improve fiscal transparency.
In his budget speech in the assembly, Abdullah said his government has been actively engaging with the Centre to resolve fiscal issues and secure additional financial assistance.
“Jammu and Kashmir continues to face significant infrastructure deficits… Substantial financial resources and continued support from the Central Government are essential,” he said, adding that he had held multiple meetings with the Union Home Minister as well as the Finance Minister to highlight the UT’s requirements.
As a result of these meetings, J&K has been brought under the Special Assistance to States for Capital Investment (SASCI) scheme, which provides 50-year interest-free loans for infrastructure and capital investment projects, the Chief Minister said.
He said Rs 1,431 crore has been utilised for accelerating key infrastructure projects, including hydroelectric power projects, and the Centre has approved an additional Rs 1,431 crore each for further capital works, disaster mitigation and restoration works.
Highlighting reform measures undertaken by his government, Omar said J&K has undertaken major mining and land governance reforms, qualifying for incentives worth Rs 100 crore and Rs 60 crore, respectively.
Also, he said, land records of 6,839 villages have been computerised, and cadastral maps of 6,464 villages digitised, while over 68 lakh land parcels have been recorded.
The Chief Minister said the UT’s Gross State Domestic Product (GSDP) is projected to grow from Rs 2.36 lakh crore in 2023-24 to Rs 2.88 lakh crore in 2025-26.
He said all centrally sponsored schemes have transitioned to the SPARSH payment system, and Aadhaar-based DBT payments have been made mandatory.
He said 151 accounts have been opened with the RBI, sanctions exceeding Rs 2,500 crore have been received, and over 23,000 bills processed.
“I also propose modernisation of accountancy training institutes in Jammu and Srinagar at a cost of Rs 10 crore,” he said.
Abdullah also announced measures for the agriculture, horticulture and livestock sectors, including implementation of the Restructured Weather Based Insurance Scheme for crops, such as apple, saffron, mango and litchi, with an insured sum of Rs 6,594.93 crore.
He said the government plans to expand Controlled Atmosphere storage capacity, promote micro-irrigation through a 25 per cent top-up subsidy and launch an Aromatic and Medicinal Plants Mission with an outlay of Rs 150 crore.
The Chief Minister said the Government plans to establish embryo transfer technology labs in each district to improve livestock breeding and set up seven milk processing plants to boost the dairy sector and benefit around 11 lakh farmers.
Highlighting industrial growth, Abdullah said since 2020, as many as 2,227 industrial units involving investments of Rs 15,940 crore have commenced production, generating employment for over 73,000 people.
The Government is focusing on strengthening transport infrastructure, including the induction of 200 electric buses under the PM e-DRIVE scheme and the procurement of 50 trucks to strengthen JKRTC’s logistics capacity.
Omar also announced initiatives in education, tribal welfare and disaster management, including expansion of research hubs, strengthening of tribal hostels and establishment of emergency operations centres across districts.
To strengthen the livestock sector, the Chief Minister announced the establishment of Embryo Transfer Technology labs in every district with a phased investment of Rs 65 crore.
Budget HIGHLIGHTS
* Robotic Surgery Facilities to be introdueced at GMC Srinagar and GMC Jammu.
* Dental Units in all GMCs to be established in a phased manner over three years.
* Two new Cath Labs for GMC Baramulla and GMC Doda.
* PET-Scan facilities to be extended to all remaining GMCs in 2026-27.
* The Special Assistance to States for Capital Investment (SASCI) framework extended to Jammu & Kashmir.
* Universal digital farmer coverage targeted by March 2027 through full integration of Digital Crop Survey (DCS).
* Expansion of Digital Crop Survey to 1,800 villages covering 10.55 lakh agricultural plots.
* Establishment of 8 new CA Stores with 38,000 MT capacity during 2026-27.
* At least 50% CA capacity earmarked for farmers.
* Digital mandi coverage and strengthening of market access.
* Dialysis services to be expanded to all remaining SDHs and CHCs.
* 50 AI-enabled X-ray machines to be deployed.
* Commissioning of PakalDul HEP (1000 MW) and Kiru HEP (624 MW), adding about 5,500 MU annually.
* 12 MW Karnah HEP to be commissined, adding about 54 MU annually.
* Electrification of remote and underserved areas of Kathua, Poonch, Rajouri, Gurez and Bandipora.
* 100% smart metering under RDSS to reduce AT&C losses.
* Development of water sports facilities at Wullar-Mansabal and Bani-Basohli.
* Expansion of adventure tourism to extend tourist season.
* Strengthening of Sports Tourism for continued support for flagship events such as Kashmir Marathon and Jammu Marathon.
* Strengthening of Homestay Policy to address accommodation demand.
* Satellite Township to be constructed at Rakh Gund Aksha, Bemina and also in Jammu over 5 years.
* Water Park at Nagrota, Jagti (11.64 acres) under PPP.
* 200 e-Buses to be procured under PM e-Bus Sewa scheme for low-carbon urban mobility.
* Additional accommodation/ classrooms to be provided in 329 High and Higher Secondary Schools.
* 100 additional Science Centres to be established.
* Construction of 7 new girls’ hostels.
* Amendments in J&K Industrial Policy 2021-30 to recalibrate industrial incentives.
* Sick SMEs to receive same incentives as new industrial units under amended Industrial Policy to prevent closures, protect jobs, and sustain incomes in local communities.
* Infrastructure Upgradation in Industrial Estate to enhance fund allocation to upgrade existing Industrial Estates.
* Budgetary Support for startups & Incubators for establishment of co-working spaces in Srinagar and Jammu.
* Jammu & Kashmir will continue implementation of the auction-based mineral block allocation system.
* Disablity pension will be enhanced by 25% across all age categories, benefiting over 1.62 lakh persons with disabilities.
* Funds allocated for promotion of Tribal Home Stays by way of conversion of normal rooms into homestays in tourism-potential tribal areas.
* Completion of 1,200 flats to provide housing for migrants under PMDP.
* Completion of the PoJK Bhawan, Suketar building to strengthen institutional infrastructure for PoJK community services.
* Four Cricket Academics to be established at Srinagar, Udhamur, Anantnag and Jammu.
* Gynmastics Academy and Archery & Shooting Centre to be developed at Gindun Rajbagh, Srinagar.
* High Performance Taekwondo Centres to be established in all districts.
* Construction of Super Bazar at Ganderbal, Poonch, Ramban, etc.
* Centralized WhatsApp-based platform for citizen-friendly, real-time service delivery.
* Construction of the new High Court Complex, a mega project approved at a cost of Rs 908 crore, will continue to progress during FY 2026-27.
* Construction of 50,000 houses under PMAY-G.
J&K’s tax, non-tax revenue down in 2025-26 as compared to 2024-25
6000 Orphans to get Rs 4000 per month
JKRTC to be revived with 200 electric buses, 50 trucks
7 Milk Processing Plants to come up in J&K at Rs 770 cr
Incentives for sick MSMEs at par with new industrial units
Emergency Hospitals to come up at Uri, Poonch
Cancer Control Strategy to be rolled out
Rs 180 cr for modernization of pilgrim infrastructure at Shri Amarnath Ji yatra track
Permanent underground cabling on Shri Amarnath track
J&K’s economy to grow at 9.5 pc in 2026-27 as against 7.5 pc in 2025-26
International Film Festival to be organized in J&K
Crop Insurance Scheme for some items proposed
Unity Mall to come up at Rs 200 cr cost
127 new Anganwadi Centres to be established
100 Anganwadi Centres to be upgraded into Bal Vidyalayas
Govt to restore heritage sites, shrines
Water Sports facilities being developed
Solar System of 2 KW for 2.22 lakh AAY households
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