The National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development (NABARD) has projected a priority sector credit potential of ₹4.88 lakh crore for Rajasthan in FY 2026-27. The projection, unveiled in Jaipur through the State Focus Paper, aims to align financial institutions with the state’s development priorities.
Credit Planning For Growth
At the State Credit Seminar in Jaipur, NABARD released its State Focus Paper (SFP) for 2026-27. The document outlines district-wise and block-level credit potential across agriculture, MSMEs, and allied sectors. This exercise is designed to guide banks in preparing annual lending plans that match Rajasthan’s growth trajectory.
Government Participation
Chief Secretary V. Srinivas launched the SFP along with two publications: “Strengthening Infrastructure in Rajasthan under RIDF” and “Success Stories of FPOs in the State.” He emphasized that the advance credit planning will help financial institutions align with the state’s developmental goals and strengthen rural infrastructure.
Sectoral Impact
The ₹4.88 lakh crore projection underscores the importance of agriculture, rural enterprises, and infrastructure in Rajasthan’s economy. By mapping realistic credit potential, NABARD aims to boost rural livelihoods, enhance financial inclusion, and accelerate semi-urban development.
Key Highlights
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NABARD projects ₹4.88 lakh crore credit potential for FY 2026-27
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State Focus Paper released in Jaipur during Credit Seminar
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District-wise and block-level credit mapping included
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Publications on infrastructure and FPO success stories launched
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Focus on agriculture, MSMEs, and rural development
Conclusion
NABARD’s projection for Rajasthan highlights the state’s vast potential in priority sectors. With structured credit planning and government support, the initiative is expected to strengthen rural infrastructure, empower farmers, and drive inclusive growth across the state.
Sources: The Hindu, Times of India, NewsDrum