Archive · 27 Jul 2026
Uttarakhand Approves ₹62 Crore for Infrastructure and Welfare
The Uttarakhand government has approved over ₹62 crore for various development projects.
This includes funding for a sewage treatment plant in Dehradun, 21 NABARD-supported projects, and preparations for the Kumbh Mela 2027.
Additionally, money has been allocated for temple development, scholarships for ex-servicemen's children, and police outreach programs in border villages.
These initiatives aim to improve infrastructure, support religious sites, and enhance public services.
Uttarakhand government approves ₹62 crore for infrastructure and welfare initiatives.
Funding includes ₹6.62 crore for a sewage treatment plant in Dehradun.
₹41.37 crore allocated for 21 NABARD-supported development projects.
₹12.31 crore sanctioned for Kumbh Mela 2027 infrastructure and facilities.
₹40.07 lakh approved for temple development projects across the state.
- Who
- Uttarakhand Government, Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami
- What
- Approval of funds for infrastructure, Kumbh Mela 2027, temple projects, and welfare initiatives
- When
- Recent approval
- Where
- Uttarakhand, India
- Why
- To enhance infrastructure, prepare for Kumbh Mela, develop temples, and support welfare measures
Development and Infrastructure
Welfare and Social Initiatives
Infrastructure Development
Development and Infrastructure
Funding for sewage treatment plant, NABARD projects, and Kumbh Mela infrastructure.
Welfare and Social Initiatives
Focus on temple development and public amenities.
Welfare Measures
Development and Infrastructure
Scholarships for ex-servicemen's children and police outreach programs.
Welfare and Social Initiatives
Improving law enforcement access in border villages.
- Total Funds Approved
- ₹62 crore
- Sewage Treatment Plant
- ₹6.62 crore
- NABARD Projects
- ₹41.37 crore
- Kumbh Mela 2027
- ₹12.31 crore
- Temple Projects
- ₹40.07 lakh
- Scholarships
- ₹36.84 lakh
- Thana Diwas and Ratri Chaupal
- Implemented in Vibrant Villages