New Delhi, The Delhi Meeting on the final day of its winter session on Wednesday handed a number of supplementary calls for for grants for the present monetary 12 months together with the Delhi Metro Part IV challenge, street restore, set up of CCTV cameras, amongst others.
Delhi govt allocates further funds for metro, roads, DJB forward of Meeting polls
The supplementary calls for as per the revised funds estimates of 2024-25 had been introduced within the Meeting by the Chief Minister Atishi and had been handed by the members with voice votes.
The Delhi authorities has made a further allocation of greater than ₹2,500 crore underneath capital heads within the revised estimates of 2024-25 for numerous civic and welfare schemes and programmes forward of the Delhi Meeting polls due in February subsequent 12 months.
A further quantity of ₹1,648.72 crore is allotted within the revised estimates for 2024-25 for ongoing works of Delhi Metro’s Part-IV. Additionally, a provision of ₹951 crore was stored within the revised estimates for reimbursement of the Japan Worldwide Cooperation Company mortgage, the paperwork confirmed.
The funds estimates for 2024-25 at ₹76,000 crore had been enhanced to ₹77,700 crore in revised estimates for 2024-25.
For the Delhi-SNB hall and Delhi-Panipat hall of the Fast Rail Transit System , a further quantity of ₹100 crore is stored within the revised estimates. Provision of ₹140 crore for electrical car coverage, ₹2,985 crore for DTC wage and different bills had been a part of revised estimates for the Transport division.
A further fund of ₹124 crore is allotted for the development of faculty constructing initiatives. Additionally, ₹50 crore was allotted in revised estimates for the development of further lecture rooms.
The revised estimates allotted a fund of ₹1,900 crore underneath the Scheme “Loans to DJB for Ways and Means Support” to fulfill the routine income expenditure of the company.
The revised estimates allotted ₹400 crore underneath the MLA Native Space Improvement Fund to accommodate the rise within the restrict per Meeting constituency every year to ₹15 crore, the paperwork confirmed.
Additional, a further fund of ₹100 crore was allotted within the revised estimates for remodelling of current hospitals and ₹45 crore for medical amenities to pensioners.
The revised estimates included a further ₹75 crore for strengthening and resurfacing of PWD Roads, ₹64 crore in opposition to a funds estimate of ₹20 crore for anti-pollution measures and a revised outlay of energy subsidy elevated by ₹350 crore.