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States' capital outlay may rise 10-12% to ₹8.5 trillion in FY27: Crisil

Higher central support under the SASCI scheme and improved fiscal headroom are expected to boost states' capital spending, with urban infrastructure driving growth in H2FY27

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States' capital outlay may rise 10-12% to ₹8.5 trillion in FY27: Crisil
Higher central support under the SASCI scheme and improved fiscal headroom are expected to boost states' capital spending, with urban infrastructure driving growth in H2FY27
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