Guwahati: The new PM-Devine scheme proposed in the Union budget for 2022-23 with the initial allotment of Rs 1,500 Crore aimed at the Funding and Social Development Infrastructure, which includes the only bamboo road link in Mizoram to help transport bamboo from the forest and Management of pediatric and adult hemotolimfoid cancer (head and neck) in this region.
For example, it will get a maximum with two pilot projects for the construction of Bamboo Links in various districts in various districts in the state with a total cost of RS 100 Crore and Aizawl BY-Pass construction on the west side for Rs 500 Crore.
Using budget presentation time, the tentative number of RS 963 Crore has been intended for seven projects and projects worth RS 537 Crore have not been identified.
The scheme, the initiative of the construction of the Prime Minister for the Northeast (PM-Devine), will be carried out through the North East Council (NEC) and it will not be a substitute for a former little central or state scheme, this scheme is intended to fill the gap in various sectors.
Sitharaman said in his speech that the central ministry could also lead to their candidate projects but priorities would be given to those caused by countries.
Other projects identified are the formation of special services for pediatric and adult hemotolim cancer management in northern India, Guwahati (Multi-Country) for RS 129 Crore, the project to improve the livelihood of Nectar (multi-country) for RS 67 Crore, promoting agriculture Organic Scientific in Northeast India (Multi-Country)) for RS 45 Crore, Gap Funding for passenger ropeway systems for Pella to scary in West Sikkim for Hospital 64 Crore and gap funding for Eco-Frien Dly Ropeway (Cable Car) from Dhapper to Bhaleydhunga in South Sikkim for Rs 58 Crore.
PM-Devine scheme increases to infra, fighting cancer in the northeast
