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Assures a special for development of Bundelkhand Hopes programmes would be properly implemented NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has assured Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Mayawati that the Centre would take all necessary steps to promote the development of the State and the welfare of its people. At a meeting to discuss issues pertaining to the State’s development, Ms. Mayawati called on Dr. Singh, who referred to the special group he had constituted under the chairmanship of Planning Commission Member B.K. Chaturvedi for preparing a road-map for Uttar Pradesh’s rapid economic development. Special planHe also assured Ms. Mayawati that a special plan for the development of the Bundelkhand region would be prepared with the help of the Commission. Funds allocationAccording to an official statement here, Dr. Singh also drew her attention to the financial allocation made to the State under various programmes of the Central government such as the Bharat Nirman, the National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme, the National Rural Health Mission , Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan, the Jawaharlal Nehru National Urban Renewable Mission and projects pertaining to roads, railways and the power sector. The Prime Minister hoped that these programmes would be properly implemented by the State government. The total resources available under the Eleventh Plan for the same would be Rs.2,80,000 crore, about 3.5 times the resources made available during the Tenth Plan period. Out of this, Central assistance would be over Rs.80,000 crore during the five-year Plan period (2007-12). Dr. Singh also assured the Chief Minister that Uttar Pradesh’s energy and connectivity needs would be met. A Group of Ministers he said, was considering the proposal for setting up an international airport in Gautambudh Nagar district of the State.
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