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Center Rejects Patna, Bodh Gaya Development Plans
In what is considered as a setback to the state, the UPA government has returned the City Development Plans for Patna and Bodh Gaya and the Detailed Project Report of Patna metro on the grounds of inadequate and incomplete information thus dashing any hope of quick commencement on a number of developmental projects.
State Urban Development Minister Ashwini Kumar Choubey, who only a couple of weeks ago was confident of both plans being cleared by the Central government, said involvement of some anti-Bihar elements in the UPA government could not be ruled out in the rejection of both plans. By sachiv, Section Gaya group Posted on Mon Nov 06, 2006 at 04:19:29 AM EST
The entire plan for development of Patna involves Rs. 3,580 crore while Bodh Gaya plan entails Rs. 420 crore.
Under the Nehru Urban Modernization scheme, the Center was expected to bear 50% of the development cost for Patna and 80% for Bodh Gaya but now with the Center's rejection of both plans, it could be several months, if not years, before any work is initiated in the state capital or the Buddhist religious place of Bodh Gaya, officials said. The Nitish government will soon hold a meeting of top state officials to consider the next move and review the plans that would satisfy the Union government. (Source-Patnadaily,06/11/06)
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