Telangana Revenue Boost: Bhatti Vikramarka Says AI Technology and Tax Monitoring Increased Income
Telangana revenue increased through AI technology and tax monitoring, says Bhatti Vikramarka. GST revenue up by 15% in last three months.
In a significant development, Telangana revenue increased through AI technology and tax monitoring, said Deputy Chief Minister Bhatti Vikramarka during a Cabinet Sub-Committee meeting held at the Secretariat in Hyderabad on Friday.
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AI Technology and Tax Monitoring Drive Revenue Growth
Speaking at the revenue generation and resource mobilisation meeting, Bhatti Vikramarka highlighted that:
- Use of artificial intelligence (AI) improved efficiency
- Continuous tax monitoring across departments strengthened collections
- Organized administration contributed to higher revenue generation
He noted that departments like mining and transport have benefited significantly from AI-based systems.
Strict Action Against Illegal Activities
The Deputy Chief Minister directed officials to intensify action against:
- Illegal sand mining
- Unauthorized crusher operations
- Illegal transportation
- Overloading of vehicles
He stressed that strict enforcement is essential to prevent revenue leakage.
GST Revenue Sees 15% Increase
Highlighting key achievements, Bhatti Vikramarka said:
- GST revenue increased by 15% in the last three months
- Growth recorded in the Commercial Taxes Department
- The Registration Department also reported revenue gains
This increase is attributed to continuous monitoring and improved tax systems.
Weekly Meetings to Strengthen Revenue
The Cabinet Sub-Committee decided to:
- Hold regular meetings every Friday
- Review progress in revenue generation
- Ensure accountability through action taken reports
Officials have been directed to present updates in each meeting.
Focus on $3 Trillion Economy Target
Bhatti Vikramarka instructed all departments to:
- Prepare revenue mobilisation plans
- Align strategies with the goal of achieving a $3 trillion economy by 2047
Suggestions from Ministers
Minister Uttam Kumar Reddy suggested:
- Promoting HMDA land sales globally
- Increasing awareness to boost revenue opportunities
Minister Jupally Krishna Rao and other officials also participated in the discussions.
Other Key Areas Reviewed
The meeting also covered:
- Metro rail land acquisition and management
- Revenue and expenditure analysis
- Growth strategies in Excise, Revenue, and Industries Departments
Bhatti Vikramarka directed that committee reports on land value revisions should first be submitted to the Sub-Committee before Cabinet approval.
The Telangana revenue increase through AI technology and tax monitoring, as highlighted by Bhatti Vikramarka, reflects the government’s focus on modern systems and strict enforcement. With regular reviews and strategic planning, the state aims to further strengthen its financial position and achieve long-term economic goals.
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