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Delhi MCD to build seven theme parks at these locations in six months on insect, marine, peacock and Mowgli themesThe Municipal Corporation of Delhi is building seven new parks across the city. These parks will feature sculptures that double as play equ...- Delhi plans a Rs 136.8 cr park on Yamuna's east bank; Check opening date of Mayur Nature Park, activities planned & moreDelhi Development Authority is developing the Mayur Nature Park, its largest project to date, spanning 371 hectares on the Yamuna's eastern...
- Tap water coverage hits 70%, sewerage coverage reaches 62% in 500 Cities: Economic SurveyTap water coverage has reached 70% and sewerage coverage 62% in 500 cities under the AMRUT scheme. AMRUT 2.0 was launched to cover all town...
- Assam government takes up ten cities for special development planAn important meeting was held at Urban Development Minister Ashok Singhal's office at Janata Bhawan on Tuesday to outline the implementatio...
- Revamp of 500 cities: 0.38% of outlay utilised in 3 yearsLaunched on June 25, 2015 by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, AMRUT promises 1.39 crore water connections by March 2020, improved sewerage, st...
- AMRUT: Centre approves investment of Rs 1,350 crore to Andhra PradeshThe Union Urban Development Ministry also approved Rs 405 crore in support of investments in projects for augmenting water supply, sewerage...
- MoUD to clear Rs 25,000 crore urban renewal projectsMinistry sources said this would help the states gauge the funds at their disposal and move from a project-based approach to an area-based ...
- Rameswaram included under AMRUT as tribute to Kalam: CentreUnion Urban Development Minister M Venkaiah Naidu said the Centre has decided to include Rameswaram in Atal Mission for Rejuvenation and Ur...
- 60 % Indians to live in cities by 2050: GovernmentAs per the 2011 census, 31 per cent population in the country lives in urban areas and more and more people would migrate to cities in comi...
- Punjab to invest Rs 720 crore in urban infrastructure under AMRUTPunjab government will invest Rs 720 crore in improving basic urban infrastructure in 16 cities under Atal Mission for Rejuvenation and Urb...
- CM promises Rs 300 cr for Warangal town in Telangana budgetThe Telangana government would provide Rs 300 crore annually in the state budget for the development of Warangal, Chief Minister K Chandras...
- AMRUT plans worth over Rs 19,000 crore okayed for 474 citiesThe apex committee approved a project outlay of Rs 4,646 crore for UP under Atal Mission for 2015-16. Of this, Rs 1,519 crore is for water ...
- Maharsahtra to use solar power for water supply projectsMaharashtra government has proposed setting up of solar power systems as an integral part of water supply projects to be taken up under AMR...
- Centre clears infra development plan for nine cities under AMRUTCentre has approved a working plan for Chhattisgarh where a total of nine cities would receive a major infrastructural facelift under the A...
- AMRUT: Telangana lines up Rs 405-crore plan for water supply in 11 citiesTelangana has proposed to spend Rs 405.17 crore on enhancing water supply in 11 AMRUT cities in the state during the current fiscal year.
- Water and sewerage plans worth Rs 2,786 crore in 89 AMRUT cities approvedGujarat will take up sewerage projects in 25 AMRUT cities at a cost of Rs 916 cr and water supply schemes in 11 cities with an investment o...
- Gujarat draws up Rs 15K-crore plan to create urban infrastructureThe state government intends to set up 19 Sewerage Treatment Plants at a total cost of Rs 4,721.57 crore to create a total treatment capaci...
- States to be penalised for delay in transferring AMRUT funds: Babul SupriyoThe minister stated that AMRUT is a time bound programme to be implemented over a period of five years from 2015.
- PM Narendra Modi to unveil Smart City, AMRUT projects on June 25Modi will formally launch the Rs 98,000 crore Smart City and AMRUT projects on June 25, in an attempt at tranforming the urban infrastructu...
- Work on JNNURM projects halted midway due to paucity of fundsThe seven-year projects launched in 2005 by UPA were to be funded 50% by the Centre, 35% by the state government and 15% by local bodies.
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