India’s fiscal deficit for April–June is reported at about ₹3.1 lakh crore, reaching 18.2% of the government’s FY27 (2026/27) deficit target, according to multiple outlets. NDTV says the deficit swells to Rs 3.08 lakh crore and notes the figure is about twice the month-on-month level seen in May, when the deficit was 9.6% of the FY27 target and stood at Rs 1.62 lakh crore. Business Line also places the April–June deficit at ₹3.1 lakh crore and reiterates that it amounts to 18.2% of the FY27 target. The Economic Times likewise reports that the April–June fiscal deficit widens to 18.2%, aligning with the other accounts on both the share of the annual target and the overall deficit level for the quarter’s first months. Overall, the reporting indicates the deficit expands during the April–June period and that the pace of deficit accumulation accelerates compared with May, as the deficit nearly doubles on a month-on-month basis.