Under the housing scheme, construction for 28 lakh families has been approved, with the government assuring timely installment payments to beneficiaries.
To improve urban infrastructure, 4 lakh new street lights will be installed across municipal bodies at a cost exceeding ₹500 crore.
For the state capital Jaipur, ₹500 crore has been allocated to strengthen drainage systems and provide relief from waterlogging and flood-like situations. Additionally, ₹200 crore has been earmarked to improve drainage infrastructure in other cities.
The government emphasized a long-term solution to urban flooding and strengthening of civic infrastructure.
Separately, the Finance Minister announced ₹1,000 crore special fund for Jaipur to accelerate city development.
Cities to Get ₹3,000 Crore Revamp
Finance Minister Diya Kumari also announced a ₹3,000 crore urban transformation plan focused on beautification, restoration, and upgradation across multiple regions.
Panchayati Raj institutions will be strengthened for integrated rural and urban development.
A Comprehensive Mobility Plan will be implemented at all divisional headquarters.
Traffic at major roads and intersections will be made signal-free using IPMS and smart traffic solutions.
Urban development will follow Master Plan-based planning, ensuring affordable housing and improved civic amenities.
Focus on modern technology and improved road connectivity to ease urban mobility.
