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Centre releases tax devolution to Indian states
The Union government has released multiple tranches of tax devolution to states, including a ₹1.09 lakh crore general instalment, ₹2,597 crore specifically to Kerala, and ₹4,597 crore to Andhra Pradesh, as part of routine and additional capital spending allocations. States have simultaneously sanctioned funds for infrastructure projects in healthcare, public transport, and constituency-level development.
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Centre (Union government)KeralaAndhra PradeshKSRTCPawan Kalyan
2026-08-05
- Kerala govt. sanctions ₹312 cr. more for addressing imbalance in urban-rural allocation
- KUDA adopts transparent lottery system for Hagaraga housing site allotment
- Nellore schools set for ₹209 crore infrastructure upgrade with CSR funds
- Urban Local Bodies asked to step up tax collection, improve waste management
- Punjab Finance Minister highlights high pay scales amid ₹14,191 crore arrears burden
2026-08-04
- Cut in Plan fund sparks heated debate in Kozhikode Corporation Council
- Minister assures ₹5 lakh ex-gratia each to families of two boys who drowned in a tank in Jagtial district
- State gearing up for World Bank assistance of ₹2,000 cr. for digital governance projects
- Cyberabad civic body facilitates India’s first ₹20 lakh claim settlement for SHG member’s kin
2026-08-03
2026-08-02
2026-08-01
- Centre to release its share of over ₹2,117 crore for disaster relief in advance to seven flood-hit States
- Centre releases additional instalment of tax devolution of ₹1.09 lakh crore to States
- Pawan Kalyan thanks PM, FM for ₹4,597 crore tax devolution
- Centre releases ₹2,597 crore to Kerala as ‘additional instalment’ of tax devolution to boost capital spending