<h1>Haryana's Growth Depends on Reducing Disparities, Improving Sex Ratio, and Boosting Infrastructure, Says 15th Finance Commission.</h1> Haryana's socio-economic development hinges on reducing inter-district disparities and improving the sex ratio, as highlighted by the 15th Finance Commission. Despite recent growth, sustainability depends on addressing these issues and enhancing capital expenditure for infrastructure. The state has improved fiscal management and GST collection, ranking third nationally. The government aims to double farmers' income by 2022 and has launched schemes to support this. Emphasis is placed on transitioning to peri-urban agriculture, improving health and education expenditure, and addressing ecological concerns. The Finance Commission is considering these factors in its recommendations, which will be finalized by October 2019.