The public budget for RBI 8.2 % increases to 76.25 rupees in the fiscal year 25

India’s public budget in India increased by 8.20 percent year on an annual basis and on March 31, 2025 to 76.25 rupees. This growth has paid profits of 2.69 rupees to the central government.

The motivation behind the increase in assets was an increase in gold, local investments, and foreign investments by 52.09 percent, 14.32 percent, and 1.70 percent, respectively, according to the annual RBI annual report of 2024-25 on Thursday.

The income for this year grew by 22.77 percent, while spending increased by 7.76 percent. The year ended with a total surplus of 2,68,590.07 rupees, an increase of 27.37 percent from 2,10,873.99 rupees in the previous year.

RBI’s public budget reflects its activities related to currency issuance, monetary policy and reserve management. The volume of the public budget increased by 5,77,718.72 rupees, or 8.20 percent, from 70,47,703.21 rupees on March 31, 2024, to 76,25,421.93 rupees on March 31, 2025.

On the side of the obligations, the expansion due to the increases in the notes issued, the re -evaluation accounts, and other obligations of 6.03 percent, 17.32 percent, and 23.31 percent, respectively.

Local assets make up 25.73 percent of the total assets, while foreign currency and gold assets (including golden deposits and gold held in India), loans and progress for financial institutions outside India are 74.27 percent as on March 31, 2024.

The 44,861.70 rupees clause was presented and transferred to the emergency fund.