Modi govt ne states ke liye **₹1.09 lakh crore** ka tax devolution fund time se pehle release kar diya hai. Ye paisa festive season aur infra projects ko boost dene ke liye bheja gaya hai.
Paisa time se pehle kyu aaya?
Central government ne normally 10 November ko hone wali payment ko 5 November ko hi release kar diya. Khas baat ye hai ki sirf ek hafte pehle hi (31 October) sarkar ne ek aur ₹1.09 lakh crore ki tranche di thi. Matlab, states ke paas ab cash ka flow kafi badh gaya hai.
Investors ke liye kyun zaruri hai?
States hi infra projects ke asli driver hote hain. Jab states ke paas cash hota hai, toh woh contractor ke pending bills clear karte hain aur nayi projects shuru hote hain. Iska direct fayda Construction, Cement, aur Steel companies ko milta hai. Agar states ne ye paisa sahi jagah invest kiya, toh infra stocks mein achi movement dikh sakti hai.
Distribution ka khel
Tax devolution ke formula ke hisab se 41% tax collection states mein banta jata hai. Is baar Uttar Pradesh ko mila ₹19,208 crore, Bihar ko ₹10,845 crore, aur Madhya Pradesh ko ₹8,010 crore.
Risk kya hai?
Sab kuch itna simple nahi hai. Kuch states par debt ka bojh bahut zyada hai. Darr ye hai ki kahin ye paisa nayi sadkein banane ki jagah purana karza chukane mein na chala jaye. Agar paisa debt repayment mein gaya, toh market ko koi bada boost nahi milega. Investors ko ab ye track karna hoga ki state governments is capital ka use kaise karti hain.