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Government budget and revenue in Mizoram, India: official figures

The state government budgeted ₹5,542 crore for social sectors such as education, health, housing and welfare in 2024-25, and expected ₹1,312 crore from its own taxes (budget estimate).

Social sector spending (budget)
₹5,542 crore
2024-25

How much tax does the Mizoram government raise?

Its own tax revenue works out at about ₹10,480 per resident in 2024-25 (8th lowest of 31 with figures), and it expected a further ₹1,122 crore of non-tax revenue such as mining royalties, fees and dividends. The rest of its income comes from its share of central taxes, central grants and borrowing.

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How much does the Mizoram government borrow?

The state government planned to borrow ₹1,366 crore to cover its fiscal deficit in 2024-25 (budget estimate), against ₹1,899 crore in 2023-24 (revised estimate).

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How much debt does the Mizoram government have?

The state government owed ₹14,201 crore at the end of March 2025, about ₹112,400 per resident. All states and UTs together owed ₹93.93 lakh crore.

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How much does the Mizoram government spend on interest and pensions?

Interest on past borrowing takes 5.1% of the state's day-to-day (revenue) spending of ₹11,822 crore in the 2024-25 budget (all states and UTs: 11.9%; 4th lowest of 31 with figures), and pensions for retired staff another 16.6%.

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How Mizoram compares with other states

Interest payments as % of revenue spending (2024-25 (budget))

Mizoram ranks 28 of 31, highest first. Interest on past borrowing divided by revenue (day-to-day) expenditure, budget estimates.

RankRegionInterest payments as % of revenue spending
25Chhattisgarh6.4%
26Meghalaya6.3%
27Manipur5.3%
28Mizoram5.1%
29Delhi4.4%
30Arunachal Pradesh3.7%
31Odisha3.0%
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