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- The CAG report has revealed that despite the Kerala state economy registering a growth of nearly 10 percent in 2024-25, there has been no significant increase in government revenue.
- The report said that salaries, pensions and interest payments occupy a large part of the state's revenue.
- It suggested focusing on controlling expenditure and increasing revenue sources.
The CAG report has revealed that despite the Kerala state economy registering a growth of nearly 10 percent in 2024-25, there has been no significant increase in government revenue. The report said that salaries, pensions and interest payments occupy a large part of the state’s revenue. It suggested focusing on controlling expenditure and increasing revenue sources.
