Many states will make an important contribution in the coming time to achieve the country’s goal. The country’s Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman has mentioned many states in her speech while presenting the budget. Today we will tell you which states the Finance Minister has mentioned in her speech and what those states will get.
Developed India
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman has given gifts to many states on behalf of the central government in the budget. In this sequence, Bihar has received a special package, under which a total provision of Rs 26 thousand crore has been made. At the same time, medical colleges, airports and sports related infrastructure will be developed in Bihar. A 2400 MW power plant will be set up in Pirpainti at a cost of Rs 21,400 crore in Bihar. Apart from this, the central government will work on the road project in Bihar.
Road construction will gain momentum in Bihar in the coming time. In the budget, the central government will give 26 thousand crore rupees for the construction of Patna-Purnia Expressway, Buxar-Bhagalpur Highway, Bodh Gaya-Rajgir-Vaishali-Darbhanga and a two-lane bridge over the Ganges River in Buxar.
Apart from this, Andhra Pradesh has also received a special package. Under which a proposal of 15 thousand crore rupees was given to Andhra Pradesh. The state will also be given additional funds under the Andhra Pradesh Reconstruction Act. Apart from this, the central government will bring Purvodaya Yojana for West Bengal, Andhra Pradesh and Jharkhand. Industrial corridor support will be provided for the development of the eastern region.
Which states are mentioned
Apart from this, Nirmala Sitharaman has mentioned Jharkhand in her budget speech. He said that under Purvodaya, work will be done on creation of opportunities for human resource development, infrastructure and economic development in these states, so that the states of eastern India can become engines of developed India.
The Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir has been allocated Rs 42,277 crore in the Union Budget. At present, this state is completely under the control of the central government. This funding will be spent on infrastructure projects as well as public welfare programs and initiatives being taken for socio-economic development. Let us tell you that elections are likely to be held in Jammu and Kashmir soon.
Developed India
Let us tell you that in the coming times, many states including Jammu and Kashmir, Bihar, Andhra Pradesh will play an important role in achieving the goal of developed India of the central government.
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