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UP budget prioritises fiscal consolidation ahead of polls
February 12, 2026
|Hindustan Times Bengaluru
Armed with a nine-year report card, the Yogi government made a pitch for the 2027 state assembly polls as it steered clear of populism, in spite of expectations, to stick to its Viksit Uttar Pradesh-2047 vision with an over 29-lakh crore budget focusing on basic education, energy, skill development, infrastructure development, panchayati raj and healthcare as it made a commitment to “prudent financial management.
Advancing its development-driven narrative, the budget themed “Nine Years of New Construction,” projected the financial blueprint as a testament to nine years of governance marked by transformation and progress as it emphasised on long-term goals.
With its 10th budget, the last full one before the 2027 polls, the Yogi government asserted that Uttar Pradesh has shed its longstanding “BIMARU” tag and now reflects a decisive shift in both economic strength, public perception, administrative efficiency, and public confidence.
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