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HomeEconomyFiscal Data

Fiscal Data

Detailed breakdown of India's tax revenue, government expenditure, and debt-to-GDP ratios. A data-driven look at the nation's balance sheet.

Major Tax Revenue Sources

GST has emerged as the single largest source of indirect tax for the Indian government, while direct taxes (Income and Corporate) continue to grow steadily.

Values in Lakh Crore ₹ (Approx Monthly/Yearly Trends)

Debt-to-GDP Ratio

One of the key indicators of fiscal health is the debt-to-GDP ratio. India's general government debt is around 80-82% of GDP, which the government aims to reduce in the long term.

General Government Debt

Combined Center and State Debt

~81%
Official Sources & References
CGA - Controller General of AccountsIndia Budget Data