Government of India

Monthly Financial Review of Government of India - April 2025

The Government of India reported a total receipt of ₹2,79,288 crore for April 2025, which includes ₹1,89,669 crore from tax revenue, ₹67,160 crore from non-tax revenue, and ₹22,459 crore from non-debt capital receipts. Additionally, ₹81,735 crore was transferred to state governments as tax devolution, marking an increase of ₹11,860 crore from the previous year. Total expenditure for the month was ₹4,65,620 crore, with significant allocations for interest payments and major subsidies.

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Government Expands Skill Development Training Under Skill India Mission

The Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship is enhancing training opportunities through various schemes under the Skill India Mission, with recent evaluations indicating significant improvements in employment outcomes and income for beneficiaries. Source: Original Link

India Achieves Near-Universal Banking Coverage with Robust Infrastructure

The Ministry of Finance announces that 99.92% of inhabited villages in India are now served by a banking outlet, highlighting significant growth in banking infrastructure and initiatives to ensure cyber security for digital transactions. Source: Original Link

Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship Enhances Skill Training for Healthcare Professionals

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Gyan Bharatam Mission Launched to Preserve Manuscript Heritage

The Ministry of Culture, Government of India, has launched the Gyan Bharatam Mission (GBM) to digitally document and preserve manuscripts across the country, sanctioned with Rs.491.66 crore for 2025-2031, aiming to enhance access, conservation, and research in Indian manuscripts. Source: Original Link

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Government Expands Skill Development Training Under Skill India Mission

India Achieves Near-Universal Banking Coverage with Robust Infrastructure

Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship Enhances Skill Training for Healthcare Professionals

Gyan Bharatam Mission Launched to Preserve Manuscript Heritage