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India Scheme Funding Tracker

Finance

Search and track funding for any government scheme or programme. Filter by sector, sort by biggest increase or cut, and see the full 4-year funding history.

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Comprehensive Guide to India Government Schemes Budget 2026-27

The Union Budget allocates trillions of rupees to various welfare, infrastructure, and developmental schemes. The India Scheme Funding Tracker allows you to search and analyze the budget allocations for over 50 major government programmes. Whether you are tracking rural development, agricultural subsidies, or urban infrastructure, understanding scheme funding is crucial to predicting India's socioeconomic trajectory.

Key Sectors and Major Schemes

Government schemes are broadly classified into Core of the Core Schemes, Core Schemes, and Major Central Sector Schemes.

  • Agriculture & Rural Development: Schemes like MGNREGS (Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme) and PM-KISAN are critical indicators of the rural economy's health. Tracking their budget shows the government's rural safety net strategy.
  • Social Welfare & Housing: Programs such as the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana (PMAY) and Jal Jeevan Mission (JJM) drive massive infrastructure development while providing essential services to citizens.
  • Education & Health: Allocations to the National Health Mission and Samagra Shiksha reveal the government's investment in human capital.

Analyzing Budget Cuts and Increases

A sudden increase in a scheme's budget often signals a new political priority or a response to an economic crisis. Conversely, a budget cut doesn't always mean the scheme is failing. It often implies that the scheme has achieved its saturation targets (e.g., all targeted households have received water connections) or that unspent funds from the previous year have been rationalized in the Revised Estimates (RE).

About This Tool

Search and track funding for any government scheme or programme. Filter by sector, sort by biggest increase or cut, and see the full 4-year funding history.

How to Use - Scheme Funding Tracker

Step 1: Find a Scheme

Type the name of a scheme (like "MGNREGS" or "PMAY") in the search bar, or use the sector pills to filter by categories like Agriculture or Defence.

Step 2: Sort Results

Use the sort dropdown to arrange schemes by Highest Allocation, Biggest Increase, or Biggest Cut.

Step 3: View Funding History

Click on any scheme row to expand it and reveal a detailed 4-year funding history bar chart.

Frequently Asked Questions

The tool tracks over 50 major government schemes and programmes across key sectors like Agriculture, Defence, Social Welfare, and Infrastructure, capturing the most impactful allocations.

It shows the percentage increase or decrease in the scheme's allocation from the previous year's Budget Estimate (BE 2025-26) to the new Budget Estimate (BE 2026-27).

Funding drops can happen if a scheme has completed its target phase (saturation), if funds were heavily unutilized in the previous year (leading to a lower RE), or if the government shifts priority to capital infrastructure.

You can use the "Sector" filter pills at the top of the tool. Clicking "Social" will filter the table to show all health, education, and welfare schemes.

Central Sector Schemes are 100% funded by the Union Government. Centrally Sponsored Schemes are partially funded by the Center, requiring state governments to contribute the remaining percentage.

Yes! Select "Biggest Cut" from the sort dropdown. This instantly ranks the schemes to show which programmes lost the most funding compared to the previous year.

A 4-year history (Actuals, past BE, past RE, and new BE) prevents misleading conclusions. Sometimes a "massive increase" is just a return to normal funding after a temporary pandemic-era cut.

The figures are sourced directly from the Expenditure Profile document of the official Union Budget.