Financial Reforms Help Telangana Government Close 2025 on an Optimistic Note
The year 2025 is ending on a positive note for the Telangana government with the introduction of key financial reforms aimed at reducing the adverse impact of high-interest loans on the State’s finances. Faced with a mounting interest burden, the government has initiated measures to restructure debt, improve fiscal discipline, and optimise borrowing strategies.
According to official data, Telangana has paid ₹18,486 crore towards interest payments up to November 2025, reflecting the pressure exerted by loans raised at higher interest rates in previous years. To address this challenge, the government has focused on refinancing costly loans, improving cash management, and exploring lower-cost borrowing options through financial institutions.
Officials said these reforms are expected to ease long-term fiscal stress and create more room for developmental and welfare spending. Despite constraints, the government has continued funding key schemes while prioritising financial sustainability. With corrective steps now underway, the State hopes to enter the new year with improved fiscal stability and stronger control over debt-related liabilities.
