PMGSY-IV aims to provide all-weather road connectivity to 25,000 unconnected rural habitations
Celebrating 25 years today, the PMGSY stands out as one of India’s most impactful rural infrastructure initiatives.
Celebrating 25 years today, the PMGSY stands out as one of India’s most impactful rural infrastructure initiatives.
The objective of the PMGSY, launched as a 100 per cent centrally sponsored scheme in December 2000, was to provide all weather-road access to unconnected habitations having a population of 500 persons and above by utilising the cess levied by the Union government on the high-speed diesel.
The AIIB, which currently has 64 member states, took the decision to invest the amount in India at a meeting held at its headquarters in Beijing, China.
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