Maharashtra government may revise ready reckoner (RR) rates by over 5% from April due to mounting fiscal pressure and a rising debt burden. Officials indicated a revision is imminent, with the final decision pending on funding needs for infrastructure and welfare schemes. Despite developers urging against a hike, citing market stability, the state faces a significant revenue deficit.
Maharashtra’s debt pressure may trigger over 5% hike in RR rates from April 2026
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