Ministry of Finance, India

The data refers to budgetary position of the government of India from 2000-01 to 2011-12 for items such as revenue receipts, non-tax revenue, revenue expenditure, revenue deficit, capital receipts and capital expenditure.  

Quarterly data series on External Debt at various component levels (Government Borrowing, Commercial Borrowing, NRE Deposit, Export Credit, etc.) are available as a time series formatted report from 1999 onwards. Quarterly data is also available from 2004 onwards. Currency Composition of External Debt is available on a quarterly basis since March 1997. Key External Debt Indicators such as Debt Service Ratio, Ratio of Short Term Debt to Total Debt, Ratio of Short Term Debt to Foreign Currency Assets, Ratio of Foreign Exchange Reserves to Total Debt and Ratio of External Debt to GDP are also available.

India's Economic Survey: External Assistance, 2022-23

Medium-term Expenditure Framework Statement laid before Parliament as required under the Fiscal Responsibility and Budget Management Act, 2003. Section 3 of the Fiscal Responsibility and Budget Management (FRBM) Act, 2003 require the Government to place three Statements in both Houses of Parliament. This section has been amended to require the Government to lay a fourth statement viz. the Medium Term Expenditure Framework (MTEF) in both Houses of Parliament, immediately following the session of the Parliament in which the budget has been presented. The MTEF is to set forth a three-year rolling target for the expenditure indicators with specification of underlying assumptions and risks involved. The MTEF is essentially expected to be a vertical expansion of the expenditure projections in the MTEF Statement. The objective of the MTEF is to provide closer integration between budget and the FRBM Statements. It also furthers the Government's commitment towards fiscal consolidation.