How India’s states raise revenue, where they spend it, and whether their books balance — the fiscal health of the governments that actually deliver the schools, roads and policing.
Track every state’s economy from 2014–25 — levels, year-on-year growth and compound growth, side by side.
How states spend — running costs versus building assets. Capex share, levels, share of GSDP and growth.
Pit any two states against each other across ten fiscal measures that decide whether a government is solvent.
One state against all 27 others across ten fiscal measures — the whole board in a single view, with a headline verdict.
Compare states on any spending head — education, health, roads, police, welfare — in revenue or capital, total or per person.
How much of each state’s budget is locked into salaries, pensions and interest — versus building things. Every head as a share of total spending.
Where every rupee the Centre spends actually goes — interest, subsidies, defence, capital — one head at a time, across four decades.
Every Vande Bharat service in the country, drawn through its real halts — with a live clock showing which of them are moving right now.
Every Delhi Metro line drawn where it actually is, over the real map of the city — every interchange, every corridor under construction, and a route between any two stations.
What the Centre’s ₹171 lakh crore of debt is actually made of — every instrument, who holds it, when it falls due, and how a government bond really works.
India’s $131.6 billion China bill, taken apart line by line — what each import feeds, how hard it would be to buy elsewhere, and where the real chokehold sits.
New pieces join this collection as they’re built. Follow along on the Substack to catch each one.