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Rajasthan Unveils Green Transition Roadmap At Jaipur Panel Discussion

Rajasthan’s Green Budget 2025–26, with ₹27,854 crore (US$ $3.34 billion) and 11.34% spending on sustainability, outlines a roadmap for renewable energy, circular economy, climate resilience and green growth leadership.

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Rajasthan Unveils Green Transition Roadmap At Jaipur Panel Discussion

Experts discuss Rajasthan’s Green Budget 2025–26 during a high-level sustainability panel in Jaipur. (Pic courtesy of Outlook India)

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Rajasthan’s ambitious Green Budget 2025–26 took centre stage at a high-level panel discussion held in Jaipur on December 18, where policymakers, industry leaders and sustainability experts deliberated on the state’s roadmap for a green transition, according to a report by Outlook India.

As India’s first state to present a dedicated Green Budget, Rajasthan has announced projects worth ₹27,854 crore, focusing on sustainability, renewable energy, water conservation and the creation of green infrastructure. Notably, 11.34% of the state’s total expenditure has been earmarked for sustainability-led initiatives, aligning climate goals with long-term development priorities.

The session was opened by Sudipto Dey, Editor of Outlook Planet, who reflected on his experiences in Delhi, highlighting the everyday awareness of air quality and environmental challenges in the capital. Earlier, Neeraj Thakur, Editor of Outlook Business discussed the critical trade-off between economic growth and sustainability, questioning whether India can continue to grow at 7–8% annually while meeting environmental and climate goals.

During the session, a panel of experts from government, industry, and research institutions shared insights on the implementation strategy envisioned in Rajasthan’s Green Budget 2025–26, highlighting pathways to strengthen climate resilience and accelerate sustainable growth across sectors. The discussions underscored Rajasthan’s ambition to position itself as a frontrunner in India’s climate action and green economy transition.

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