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Uttar Pradesh to Maintain Fiscal Discipline as Investment Push Gains Momentum
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🗓 04 Sep 2026, 08:03 AM
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Uttar Pradesh finance minister Suresh Khanna said the state will keep fiscal discipline while accelerating its investment drive.
Uttar Pradesh's finance minister Suresh Khanna told reporters that the state will continue to uphold strict fiscal discipline even as it pushes forward with a robust investment agenda. He emphasized that maintaining a balanced budget and prudent debt management remain top priorities for the government.
Khanna said the investment push is gaining momentum, with both public and private projects slated to boost infrastructure and create jobs across the state. While details of specific projects were not disclosed, the minister highlighted the government's commitment to creating a conducive environment for investors.
The statement comes as Uttar Pradesh seeks to sustain economic growth while ensuring that fiscal health is not compromised. Officials indicated that future budgets will reflect this dual focus on disciplined spending and accelerated investment.
The finance ministry plans to monitor fiscal indicators closely and adjust policies as needed to keep the state's finances on a sustainable path, according to Khanna.
Khanna said the investment push is gaining momentum, with both public and private projects slated to boost infrastructure and create jobs across the state. While details of specific projects were not disclosed, the minister highlighted the government's commitment to creating a conducive environment for investors.
The statement comes as Uttar Pradesh seeks to sustain economic growth while ensuring that fiscal health is not compromised. Officials indicated that future budgets will reflect this dual focus on disciplined spending and accelerated investment.
The finance ministry plans to monitor fiscal indicators closely and adjust policies as needed to keep the state's finances on a sustainable path, according to Khanna.