Archive · 27 Oct 2025
Madhya Pradesh Faces Revenue Shortfall, Halts Cashless Scheme
The government of Madhya Pradesh is having money problems because they haven't collected as much tax revenue as they expected.
They're short about 7,000 crore rupees.
Because of this, they've had to stop some things they were planning, like a program that would pay for employee's medical treatments.
They also were going to give employees a raise, but had to postpone it because of a lack of funds.
The government also needs money for other programs.
Several departments are missing their collection targets.
The government hopes to fix the revenue problems before the financial year ends.
Madhya Pradesh's revenue collection is down by ₹7,000 crore.
The government has halted a cashless treatment scheme for employees.
The decision to give 3% DA to employees was stopped.
Departments are behind on revenue collection targets for 2025-26.
Shortfalls exist in GST, VAT, and other department collections.
- Who
- The Madhya Pradesh government.
- What
- Is facing a significant revenue shortfall and has stopped certain schemes.
- When
- The report focuses on recent financial challenges.
- Where
- Madhya Pradesh.
- Why
- Due to a decline in revenue collection, impacting the funding of government projects.
- Revenue Shortfall
- ₹7,000 crore
- Stopped Scheme
- Cashless treatment for employees
- Cost of Cashless Scheme
- ₹850 crore
- Ladli Behna Yojna Funding
- ₹1,850 crore needed
- GST Collection Decline
- ₹2,644 crore
- VAT Collection Shortage
- ₹1,500 crore