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Skill Development and Corporate Affairs lag H1 FY27 spending

2026-11-02 · 1 source · Business Standard Economy & Policy

In short

CGA data shows the Skill Development and Corporate Affairs ministries spent less than many others in the first half of FY27.

Only 19 of 47 major ministries used more than 45% of their budgets. Railways spent 77%, and Mines spent 75%. The report does not say why the low-spending ministries lagged.

What the reporting says

CGA data showed the Skill Development and Corporate Affairs ministries were among the top underspenders in the first half of FY27. Only 19 of 47 major ministries used more than 45% of their allocations, while Railways spent 77% and Mines 75%. The reporting does not say why the two ministries lagged or whether spending is expected to catch up later in the year.

Why it matters

CGA data show that only 19 of 47 major ministries used more than 45% of their FY27 allocations in H1, with Skill Development and Corporate Affairs among the biggest underspenders. Railways led spending at 77%, followed by Mines at 75%. The figures suggest uneven budget execution, but the reporting does not give reasons for the shortfall or its effect on spending plans.

Touches: Economy, Government

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