Delhi Approves Major Rural Development Schemes Worth Rs 93 Crore

Delhi Minister Gopal Rai approved 100 development schemes worth Rs 93 crore to enhance village infrastructure, including roads and playgrounds. The initiative aims to improve amenities in rural areas, with projects expected to be completed on time and executed by the Irrigation and Flood Control Department and MCD.

On Friday, Delhi Minister Gopal Rai gave the green light to 100 new development schemes, encompassing roads, drains, and playgrounds, with a total investment of Rs 93 crore.

The Gram Vikas Board meeting at the Delhi Secretariat, chaired by Rai, underscored the focus on strengthening village infrastructure in the capital.

These projects, targeting road and drainage construction, are set to roll out in Delhi's rural areas to ensure equitable development alongside urban regions.

(With inputs from agencies.)