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One decision surface for Uttarakhand’s departmental allocations, district signals and active public warnings—with the scope and source of every figure kept visible.

State context: 1,19,93,000 residents in the latest population figure held by the platform.

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State snapshot

Decision context at a glance

Budget estimates are allocations, not spend

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Capital allocation

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Voted and charged capital provision

District evidence

13 districts

11 comparable indicators

Warnings in force

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0 lapsed in the last 48 hours

Evidence queue

Districts with the most lower-half signals

A triage list for follow-up questions, not an official performance rating.

  1. 1

    Rudraprayag

    9/11 lower-half signals

    Lowest signal: Women's Dairy Cooperative Societies · 60 · rank 13/13

  2. 2

    Bageshwar

    8/11 lower-half signals

    Lowest signal: Dharamshala and Ashram Capacity · 15 · rank 13/13

  3. 3

    Uttarkashi

    8/11 lower-half signals

    Lowest signal: Dairy Cooperative Societies · 55 · rank 12/13

  4. 4

    Champawat

    7/11 lower-half signals

    Lowest signal: Beds in Hotels and Homestays · 1,678 · rank 13/13

  5. 5

    Udham Singh Nagar

    7/11 lower-half signals

    Lowest signal: Literacy Rate · 73.1% · rank 13/13

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Rudraprayag currently appears first in the evidence queue with 9 lower-half signals.

Public finance

Budget explorer

Compare nineteen official budget estimates, then inspect demand-wise provisions where the source publishes a compatible table. Allocations are not actual expenditure.

Total budget estimate

₹15,451.95 cr

Revenue expenditure

₹11,996.69 cr

Capital expenditure

₹3,455.26 cr

Total receipts

₹14,821.67 cr

Historical budget estimates

Current-year budget estimate from each annual document; amounts in crore.

Official archive
Uttarakhand budget estimate history from 2008-09 to 2026-27
YearRevenueCapitalTotal outlayYear changeCoverage
2008-09₹8,662.53 cr₹3,778.79 cr₹12,441.32 cr—State summary
2009-10₹11,161.11 cr₹3,576.27 cr₹14,737.38 cr+18.5%State summary
2010-11₹11,996.69 cr₹3,455.26 cr₹15,451.95 cr+4.8%State summary
2011-12₹14,325.69 cr₹5,041.22 cr₹19,366.91 cr+25.3%State summary
2012-13₹15,717.11 cr₹6,214.66 cr₹21,931.77 cr+13.2%State summary
2013-14₹18,054.2 cr₹7,275.64 cr₹25,329.84 cr+15.5%State summary
2014-15₹23,792.03 cr₹6,561.75 cr₹30,353.78 cr+19.8%State summary
2015-16₹25,739.33 cr₹6,954.31 cr₹32,693.64 cr+7.7%State summary
2016-17₹32,250.39 cr₹8,171.81 cr₹40,422.2 cr+23.6%State summary
2017-18₹31,550.83 cr₹8,406.96 cr₹39,957.79 cr-1.1%State summary
2018-19₹35,627.31 cr₹9,957.78 cr₹45,585.09 cr+14.1%Summary + 31 demands
2019-20₹38,932.7 cr₹9,731.2 cr₹48,663.9 cr+6.8%Summary + 31 demands
2020-21₹42,389.67 cr₹11,137.3 cr₹53,526.97 cr+10.0%Summary + 31 demands
2021-22₹44,036.31 cr₹13,364.01 cr₹57,400.32 cr+7.2%Summary + 31 demands
2022-23₹49,013.31 cr₹16,558.18 cr₹65,571.49 cr+14.2%Summary + 31 demands
2023-24₹52,747.71 cr₹24,659.37 cr₹77,407.08 cr+18.0%Summary + 31 demands
2024-25₹55,815.77 cr₹33,414.3 cr₹89,230.07 cr+15.3%Summary + 31 demands
2025-26₹59,954.65 cr₹41,220.68 cr₹1,01,175.33 cr+13.4%Summary + 31 demands
2026-27₹64,989.44 cr₹46,713.77 cr₹1,11,703.21 cr+10.4%Summary + 31 demands

State summary available

The 2010-11 Budget at a Glance uses an older presentation and does not provide the comparable 31-demand table used below for 2018-19 onward. No departmental values have been inferred.

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District evidence

Comparable strengths and gaps

Rankings use one published vintage per indicator and only include indicators that cover all 13 districts and declare whether higher or lower is preferable.

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Indicator benchmark matrix

“Leading” means rank 1 after applying the indicator’s stated direction. It does not always mean the numerically largest value.

Leading and trailing districts for every fully comparable indicator
IndicatorLeading districtTrailing districtVintage
Dairy Cooperative SocietiesNainital(577)Rudraprayag(40)31/03/2022
Beds in Government Rest HousesChamoli(1,852)Udham Singh Nagar(156)31/03/2022
Literacy RateDehradun(84.3%)Udham Singh Nagar(73.1%)01/03/2011
Average Daily Milk ProductionNainital(94,833 kg/day)Rudraprayag(243 kg/day)31/03/2022
Per-Capita IncomeHaridwar(₹3,62,688)Rudraprayag(₹93,160)31/03/2022
Dharamshala and Ashram CapacityHaridwar(96,750)Bageshwar(15)31/03/2022
SDG Composite RankBageshwar(#1)Haridwar(#9)31/03/2021
SDG Composite ScoreBageshwar(69)Haridwar(53)31/03/2021
Beds in Hotels and HomestaysNainital(47,656)Champawat(1,678)31/03/2022
Hotels, Lodges and HomestaysDehradun(1,376)Champawat & Udham Singh Nagar(131)31/03/2022
Women's Dairy Cooperative SocietiesNainital(132)Rudraprayag(60)31/03/2022

Coverage boundary: 11 indicators are fully comparable. 7 additional indicators are excluded from ranking because they are descriptive or do not cover every district.

  • Hospital Beds · partial coverage
  • Inhabited Villages · context only
  • Population · context only
  • Schools · partial coverage
  • Sex Ratio · context only
  • Share of Villages Under 200 People · context only
  • Villages Under 200 People · context only

Spatial view

Districts and warning extent

Boundaries provide geographic context. A shaded district can represent an area named by a warning, not necessarily the authority’s exact hazard footprint.

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Read rankings as prompts for investigation

Lower-half placement means only that a district ranks below other Uttarakhand districts on a published figure of the vintage shown. Several datasets are older, and available district data is uneven across sectors. No composite score or policy recommendation is invented where the evidence does not support one.