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West Bengal Budget 2026-27

The Budget Decoded

Finance Minister Swapan Dasgupta presented the BJP government's first full budget on June 22, 2026. Rs 4.39 lakh crore, 54 departments, and one very large question: does the money match the ambition? We read every line so you do not have to.

Three ways to read the budget

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For the visual thinker
Visual Snapshot

Interactive charts, animated bar graphs, tabbed theme explorer and a timeline of key milestones. The complete budget story told through visuals with mouse-driven interactions. Best for a first pass or a presentation.

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For the busy reader
Quick Brief

Every meaningful number in one page. Full allocation table covering all departments, startup-specific highlights, six things every founder should track, and an honest risk assessment. Under ten minutes to read completely.

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For the deep reader
Full Analysis

The complete sector-by-sector breakdown. Sticky table of contents, 17 analytical sections covering startups, industrial policy, ease of doing business, healthcare, education, agriculture, regional infrastructure and the fiscal picture. Everything with context.

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What you need to know before anything else

₹4.39L CrTotal budget outlay for FY 2026-27
2.91%Fiscal deficit as share of GSDP. Under the 3% limit.
₹8.16L CrInherited state debt. 38 per cent of GSDP.
₹40K CrCentral funds unlocked by adopting central schemes

What the startup and business community needs to know

This is the most entrepreneur-aware West Bengal budget in a generation. Here are the announcements that directly affect founders, investors and business owners.

₹100 Cr

Startup Fund

Split between a Rs 40 crore Incubation Fund and a Rs 60 crore state-backed Venture Capital Fund. A new Startup Policy to be published within three months defines the access rules.

₹50 Cr

Science and Technology Talent Fund

The Chief Minister's fund to attract deep-tech researchers and engineers back to Bengal. Directly relevant for AI, biotech, semiconductor, robotics and climate tech founders.

₹200 Cr

Banglar Udyam Credit Card

Up to Rs 10 lakh each for approximately two lakh young entrepreneurs. Covers micro, small and service businesses, not just tech startups.

₹5,000 Cr

Industrial Incentive Framework

Priority sectors include electronics, hardware components, electric mobility, advanced manufacturing and frontier technologies. Creates B2B startup opportunities across the entire industrial value chain.

AI Mission announced GCC Policy coming Semiconductor Hub at Durgapur Anti-extortion legislation 24x7 business operations Cloud Kitchen Policy for women Calcutta Stock Exchange revival Single window for Rs 100 Cr+ projects IT Park in Siliguri