Highlights of Prime Minister’s development package for Jammu and Kashmir

Published By : Admin | November 7, 2015 | 17:35 IST
Prime Minister Modi announces ₹ 80,000 crore development package for Jammu and Kashmir
GoI allots ₹ 7854 crore package for flood relief, reconstruction & flood management in J&K
GoI allots ₹ 42611 crore for road and highway projects in J&K
GoI allots ₹ 11708 crore for power, new and renewable energy, ₹ 4900 crore for health in J&K
GoI allots ₹ 2600 crore for Human Resource Development, Skill Development and sports in J&K
GoI allots ₹ 529 crore for Agriculture and Food Processing, ₹ 2241 crore for tourism in Jammu and Kashmir
GoI allots ₹ 2312 crore for Urban Development in Jammu and Kashmir
GoI allots ₹ 5263 crore for Security and Welfare of displaced people in J&K
GoI allots ₹ 50 crore for Pashmina Promotion Project in Jammu and Kashmir

The Prime Minister, Shri Narendra Modi, today announced a Rs. 80,000 crore rupee development package for Jammu and Kashmir. Following are the highlights of the package.


Flood relief, reconstruction and flood management – Rs. 7854 crore

This includes monetary help to people for reconstruction of damaged houses and for infrastructure; restoration of livelihood for traders and small businessmen; a plan for comprehensive flood management of the River Jhelum and its tributaries; and Jhelum-Tawi flood reconstruction project;


Road and highway projects – Rs. 42611 crore

This includes construction of Zojila tunnel; semi ring roads in Jammu and Srinagar; projects under Bharat Mala for better connectivity; and upgradation of important highway and other projects in the State.


Power, New and Renewable Energy – Rs. 11708 crore

This includes augmentation of power infrastructure and distribution systems; solar power; small hydro projects.


Health - Rs 4900 crore

This includes creation of two AIIMS-like institutions in capital cities of the State, and support for creation of infrastructure in hospitals and Primary Health Centres.


Human Resource Development, Skill Development and sports – Rs. 2600 crore

This includes establishment of IIT and IIM in Jammu; stepping up efforts under the HIMAYAT scheme to train one lakh youth over five years, and augmenting sports infrastructure.


Agriculture and Food Processing – Rs 529 crore

This includes support for horticulture, and creation of cold storage facilities


Tourism –Rs. 2241 crore

This includes new projects and tourist circuits, and setting up of 50 tourist villages.


Urban Development – Rs. 2312 crore

This includes amounts under Smart Cities and Swachh Bharat missions; and for infrastructure in towns of Jammu and Kashmir.


Security and Welfare of displaced people – Rs. 5263 crore

This includes amounts towards jobs for Kashmiri migrants, rehabilitation of families from Chhamb and PoK, construction of houses, and setting up of five India Reserve Battalions. The India Reserve Battalions will create 4000 jobs for the youth of Jammu and Kashmir.


Pashmina Promotion Project – Rs. 50 crore


Total package amount – Rs. 80,068 crore


These amounts are over and above the amounts already committed, including Rs. 837 crore under Prime Minister’s National Relief Fund and Rs. 1000 crore given to the State after last year’s floods.

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Cabinet Secretary briefed about the action taken to ensure supply of petroleum products, particularly LNG/LPG, and sufficient power availability. Sources are being diversified for procurement of LPG with new inflows from different countries. Similarly, Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) is being sourced from different countries. He further briefed that LPG prices for domestic consumers have remained the same and Anti-diversion enforcement to curb hoarding and black marketing of LPG is being conducted regularly.

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Prime Minister assessed the availability of critical needs for the common man. He discussed availability of fertilisers in the country and steps being taken to ensure its availability in the Kharif and Rabi seasons. He said that all efforts must be made to safeguard the citizens from the impact of this conflict. Prime Minister also emphasised smooth flow of authentic information to the public to prevent misinformation and rumour mongering.

Prime Minister directed all concerned departments to take all possible measures to ameliorate the problems of citizens and sectors affected by the ongoing global situation.