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    This table shows the major heads of developmental and non-developmental expenditure of the Central Government of India from 1980-81 to 2013-14. It breaks down the developmental expenditure into economic services and social services. It also shows the non-developmental expenditure and total developmental and non-developmental expenditure each year. Over the years, the total expenditure has steadily increased, with developmental expenditure focusing more on social services and non-developmental expenditure primarily consisting of administrative costs.

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    TABLE 104 : MAJOR HEADS OF DEVELOPMENTAL AND NON-DEVELOPMENTAL EXPENDITURE

    OF THE CENTRAL GOVERNMENT


    (Rupees Billion)

    Total Developmental
    Developmental Non-developmental and Non-
    Year Economic services Social services
    expenditure expenditure Developmental
    Expenditure

    1980-81 133.27 56.44 10.08 98.67 231.94


    1981-82 137.91 67.37 12.44 126.44 264.35
    1982-83 163.33 76.53 15.09 158.97 322.30
    1983-84 194.07 90.43 16.89 183.64 377.71
    1984-85 273.75 120.21 21.46 185.25 459.00
    1985-86 329.09 140.14 14.96 208.99 538.08
    1986-87 354.98 162.75 21.61 260.60 647.78
    1987-88 365.73 157.22 23.69 302.61 704.61
    1988-89 415.36 180.22 27.69 355.19 815.29
    1989-90 542.04 256.02 30.61 410.20 952.24
    1990-91 586.45 245.88 32.74 493.49 1079.94
    1991-92 593.13 236.81 35.69 551.70 1144.83
    1992-93 654.79 262.48 40.09 605.84 1260.63
    1993-94 724.64 275.71 48.30 735.86 1460.50
    1994-95 828.03 338.97 58.73 824.02 1652.05
    1995-96 844.27 350.29 76.55 986.32 1830.59
    1996-97 941.97 372.53 96.72 1122.17 2064.14
    1997-98 1109.94 442.46 118.45 1278.20 2388.14
    1998-99 1372.57 543.75 146.56 1502.98 2875.55
    1999-00 1291.51 609.56 172.21 1779.28 3070.79
    2000-01 1393.86 717.31 176.79 1974.70 3368.56
    2001-02 1593.64 808.68 151.30 2154.56 3748.20
    2002-03 1841.97 1038.20 220.07 2427.49 4269.46
    2003-04 1954.28 1080.71 238.59 2432.98 4387.26
    2004-05 2149.55 1150.30 299.06 2629.04 4778.60
    2005-06 2290.60 1330.53 382.64 2906.77 5197.37
    2006-07 2557.18 1427.72 437.62 3412.78 5969.96
    2007-08 3256.70 1729.55 616.48 4007.28 7263.98
    2008-09 4713.99 2732.22 897.97 4281.45 8995.44
    2009-10 5282.42 3044.40 1026.28 5141.01 10423.43
    2010-11 6660.69 4043.12 1249.90 5514.71 12175.40
    2011-12 7112.76 4369.43 1136.12 6361.94 13474.70
    2012-13 7767.11 4892.82 1141.11 7385.14 15152.25
    2013-14 8532.78 5091.53 1441.46 8394.61 16927.38

    Notes : 1. Data for 2012-13 are Revised Estimates and data for 2013-14 are Budget Estimates.
    2. Total Expenditure and Developmental Expenditure of 2007-08 include an amount of ` 355.31 billion on account of
    transactions relating to transfer of Reserve Bank's stake in SBI to the Central Government.
    3. Data on development and non development expenditure are inclusive of gross expenditure of commercial and postal
    departments.

    Also see Notes on Tables.

    Source : Budget documents of the Government of India.

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