Focussing on the Congress-led government’s
‘conspiracy’ against her regime, Mayawati recalled how New Delhi had not
paid any attention to her repeated demand for a special economic
package of Rs.80,000 crore for the uplift of Bundelkhand and Purvanchal.

Major Achievements of BSP Government in Uttar Pradesh during the last 3 years

Other Achievements and Highlights of the Budget outlay under main Heads,

During the last 3years of BSP Government, for public Information:-

Achievements of
the BSP Government in Uttar Pradesh, during the last 3 years, have been
remarkable, particularly on law and Order and Development fronts. If the
Central Government had paid, in time, Uttar Pradesh’s due share of over
Rs.17,000 crore, the results could have been much better. Not only
this, State’s Hon’ble Chief Minister, Ms. Mayawati Ji, by according
priority to host of ambitious schemes of Public Welfare and Development,
had spent almost 99% of the total available Budget amount on them and
only less than 1% was spent on the construction of “Memorials, Museums,
Statues, Parks”, etc.,in honour of ‘Saints’, ‘Seers’ (Gurus) and Great
Men born in the SC/St and Other Backward Classes.

1.             Home Department :

Total expenditure
of Rs 16,105 crore (sixteen thousand fifteen crore Rupees) in the last
three years on activities relating to the Home Department with
significant achievements as follows:

·                    

Establishing
the rule of Law by creating in all spheres, a development-oriented
environment free from injustice, crime, fear and corruption

·                     Lawlessness
and Jungle-Raj during the last Government led to victimization of the
people, specially the poor and the weak and not a single FIR was
registered. Orders issued to launch a drive and have FIRs registered in
all such cases.

·                     Large
–Scale improvement in the law and order situation in the State and fall
in all kinds of crime. As a result Gunda-raj came to an end .

·                     To dispose of public complaints, an effective system of regular “Thana Divas” introduced.

·                     Introduction of “Tahasil Divas” to ensure justice to the poor on-the-spot.

·                     A SIT (Special Investigation Team) constituted for independent investigation of serious economic offences.

·                     To tackle terrorism, ATS (Anti-Terrorism Squad) constituted.

·                     Training of 2,000 commandos from the Police Force on the NSG pattern, in process.

·                     Creation
of more than 2.40 lakh posts in the Police Force, increasing
Police-People ration from 83 to 150 per lakh. Action taken on
recruitment of 35.0000 Police Constables.

·                     Medal allowances to Medal Awardees doubled.

·                     Lucknow District Jail, Model Jail and ‘Nari Bandi Niketan’ shifted to new premises on  /Mohanlalganj-Gosaiganj Road.

·                     The
daily district allowance of Homeguard volunteers increased fro Rs.126
to Rs.140 and daily duty allowance of PRD Jawans from Rs.75 to Rs.126.

·                     Settlement
of 37,494 cases of personal disputes /enimity out of total 1,94,106
cases registered in police stations between 13 May ,207 and 15, March
2010.

·                     Possession of leased land given to a total od 3,11,841 land allotees with police help.

·                     Fall in crimes against women such as murder, rape, eve teasing, persecution, dowery-killing, chain snatching etc.

·                     Fast-track
courts established and as a result of concerted efforts by the
Government, an appreciable decline registered in cases under the SC/ST
Prevention of Atrocities Ac.

·                     30 new Fire-Fighting Centres established.

·                     Elemination of Dacoits who had become symbol of terror.

·                     Decision
to recruit ex-servicemen to constitute a Special Zone Protection Force
to safeguard Memorials, Museums, Statues, Parks, etc., constructed to
honour Noble Saints, Seers and Great Men born. From time to time, in the
SC/ST and Other Backward Classes.

2.                    Social Security :

Total
expenditure of Rs. 40,147 crore (Forty Thousand One Hundred and Forty
Seven Crore Rupees) in the last three years on social security
activities with significan achievements as follows:

·                      Introduction
of direct payment of pension od Rs.30 per month under Uttar Pradesh
Mukhyamantri Mahamaya Garib Aarthik Madad Yagana” to poor families left
out of Antyodaya Yojana and BPL list

·                      Outstanding
S/C debts amounting to Rs.120.28 crore granted by “Uttar Pradesh
Anusoochit Jati Vitta Evam Vikas Yojana” during 1985-1997 written off ,
benefiting about 7.58 lakh S/C families.

·                      Ownership certificates (leases) issued to 9,431 memebers of Scheduled Tribes and other traditional forest-dwellers (vanvasis).

·                      Computerisation
of schorarships payable to all pre and post-class-X students (girls and
boys). Distribution of cent-per-cent scholarship to boy and girl
students above class IX. Number beneficiaries exceeding 1.50 crore.

·                      First-time
cent-per-cent computerization of old age monthly pension amount
increased from Rs.150 to Rs.30 to be credited directly to the
beneficiaries account.

·                      The amount of grant increased from Rs.10,000 to Rs.20,000 for the marriage of daughters of SC/ST in Budelkhand region.

·                      The
amount of financial assistance, under the scheme for marriage and
medical treatment, hiked from Rs.2,000 to Rs.5,000 per head.

·                      Upgradation of 54 Ashram style schools in the State from class-V to intermediate level, ensuring education for 25,000 students.

·                      Sanction accorded to the construction of 10 new government Ashram style schools and 21 hostels for SC/ST.

·                      For IAS and PCS coaching of SC/ST, an institute established at Bhagidhari Bhavan, lucknow as well as Agra, Aligar ans Bareeilly.

·                      Provision of 21.21% expenditure for the welfare of SC/ST under SC/ST sub plan.

Backward Classes Welfare·                     

Distribution of Rs.814.62 crore as scholarship among 196.17 lakh Backward class students (girls and boys) during 2007 -2008

·                      As many as 207.21 lakh Backward students benefited with the expenditure of Rs.920.29 crore during 2008-2009.

·                      During 2009-2010 Rs.900.82 crore earmarke for scholarships, benefiting about 217.80 lakh students.

·                      As many as 11.45 lakh students benefited reimbursing Rs.218.21 crore.

·                      With
grants of Rs.10,000 for the marriage of daughters and Rs.5,000 for
medical treatment of Backward destitute, poor and BPL persons,
altogether 82,417 people benefited.

·                      Construction of 34 hostels for students belonging to Other Backward-Classes completed and work on another 12 hostels started.

Welfare of the Physically Handicapped  :

Sanction of Pension at the rate of  Rs.300 per  month todicapped (physically challenged), numbering 7,06,296.

·                      Amount of grant for artificial limbs/ancilliary equipments for the physically challenged increased from Rs.3,500 to Rs.6,000.

·                      Provision for an additional amount of Rs.2 crore by way of  incentive for the marriage of the physically challenged.

·                      Subsistence allowance for the physically challenged, studying / receiving training, increased from Rs.550 to Rs.850 per month.

·                      Free travel facility available, in all categories of Uttar Pradesh State Transport buses, to the physically challenged.

·                      Relaxation upto maximum of 15 years in age limit, to the physically challenged in recruitment to government services.

·                      3% reservation for the physically challengedin the allotment of fair price shops.

·                      Establishment
of Uttar Pradesh Dr.Shakuntala Misra Rehabilitaion University to
provide higher education to handicapped students. 50% seats reserved
exclusively for the physically challenged.

·                      Construction
of hostels at < ?xml:namespace prefix = st1 ns =
“urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:smarttags” />Meerut , Alhabad,
Lucknow and Gorakpur for visually impaired students.

·                      Work
in progress on the setting up of an inter college each at Gorakpur and
Meerut for visually impaired boys and girls respectively.

·                      Work
in progress for establishing a Shelter Home cum Training Centre each at
Bareilly, Meerut and Gorakpur for the mentally retarded.

Minority Welfare and Waqf :

Decision to include 10 new Arabic-Persian Madrasas in the grants-in-aid list.

·                      Distribution of Rs.34,276.71 lakh to 91.64 lakh, pre and post-class-X students as scholarships.

·                      Honororium amounting to Rs.9,377.19 lakh for 6,782 teachers in 2587 Madarasas.

·                      Income celling of poor guardians of wards, eligible for scholarship, increased to Rs.1 lakh.

·                      Aid amount to Rs.2544.50 lakh, provided for the marriage of 25,445 daughters from minority BPL families.

·                      Reimbursement of school fees, amounting to Rs.1,490.15 lakh to 31,229 students studying in post-X-classes.

·                      Provision
of Rs.440 lakh for construction of Haj House at < ?xml:namespace
prefix = st1 ns = “urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:smarttags” />Ghaziabad and Lucknow.

·                      Direct air flight for Haj travelers from Varanas to Jeddah. Arrangement to send off Haj travelers from Haj House in Luaknow.

·                      The condition of police verification for appointment of Mutavallis abolished.

·                      “Manyavar Shri Kanshiram Ji  Alpankhyak Swarozgar Yojana” being implemented in urban areas.

·                      Construction
of Uttar Pradesh Sunni and Shia Central Waqf Boards with strict
instructions to both the Waqf Boards to persive all Waqf properties with
the grants made available to them.

·                      Grant of Uttar Pradesh Urdu Academy more than doubled and raised to Rs.3 crore.

·                      Adequate provision to reimburse the admission fees of students pursuing medical/engineering /MBA and other University courses.

Women’s Welfare, Child Development and Nutrition  :

Monthly pension of destitute women increased from Rs.150 to Rs.300. 15.80 lakh being benefited.

·                      Provision of payment of Rs.10,000, in one single installment for the marriage of daughters of destitute (BPL women).

·                      Provision of lump-sum payment of Rs.11,000 to the new couple, when a woman re-marries after the death of her husband.

·                      Mahamaya
Garib Balika Ashirwad Yajana introduced for girls born in BPL families
on 15 January, 209 or thereafter to put a stop to foetus-killing, arrest
declining ratio between boys and girls and to enable girls to live a
life of self respect.

·                      On
the birth of a girl child, an amount will be deposited in her name for a
fixed period of 18 years, which on maturity will be around Rs.1 lakh
and be payable to the girl if she atayed unmarried till then.

·                      So far 1,01,705 girls benefited.

As
many as 97.20lakh children being served everyday with hot cooked food
by 1,51,469 Aanganwadi centres functioning under 897 integrated child
development projects in the State.

·                      Increase of Rs.500 in the honorarium of Anganvwadi  workers and Rs.250 in the case of lady assistants.

·                      258.62 lakh beneficiaries getting supplementary nutrition.

3.                    Agriculture :

Total
expenditure of Rs.12,527 crore (Twelve Thousand Five Hundred and Twenty
Seven Crore Rupees) in the last three years on activities undertaken of
the Agriculture Department with significant achievements as follows :

·                     

A total of 48.19 lakh quintal of approved seads distributed

·                      79.27 lakh tones fertilizers distributed.

·                      Distribution of seasonal loans to farmers amounting Rs.11,991 crore.

·                      45.94 lakh Kissan Credit Cards distributed.

·                      Stribution of 8093.16 Kl/tones agricultural chemical under the plant protection programme.

·                      ‘Drip
and Sprinkler Irrigation Method’ introduced under rain water storage
and irrigation sckeme in Bundelkhand region. 13,652 sprinkler sets
distributed.

·                      Implements
available , free of charge to all SC/ST and poor and marginal farmers.
75% grant admissible to other categories of farmers.

·                      Comprehensive strategy planned to double the income of farmers from agriculture production in the next two years.

·                      Provision of storage of fertilizer in advance.

·                      Wheat production during the rabi season 2009-10 estimated to be 290.04 lakh m.t., the highest in the last few years.

·                      Food grain production estimated to be 313.36 lakh tones during rabi 2009-10, which is the highest as compared to previous years.

·                      Production of 107 lakh tones of rice and 135 lakh tones food grains during kharif 2009-10 in spite of draught.

·                      Short-term loans amounting to Rs.6,651.61 crore distributed, at reduced interest rates, among small and marginal farmers.

·                      Linking of 350 S/C hamlets with 3,638 Km. long pukka roads by Mandi Parishad..

Cane Development and Sugar Industry :

·                      Record and historic payment of cane price amounting to Rs.28,911.26 crore, including arrears.

·                      Unprecedented
increase of Rs.25 per quintal in the State Advisory Price of canr for
the crushing season, 2009-10. Never before has there been such an
increase in a single crushing season.

·                      For
the first time, payment of additioan incentive money to cane farmers
ensured with mutual agreement between sugar mills and the farmers.

·                      The
farmers got full for their produce due to restrictions imposed on the
import of raw sugar in the State until the lifting of the cane crop from
the fields.

·                      Efforts made to increase sugar production and productivity by developing five new sugar  varieties.

·                      Two new sugar mills (Hata and Baghauli) started.

·                      Rules amended to provide more representation to SC/ST, Other Backward Classes and women in cane development councils.

4.                    Irrigation :

5.                    Rural Development :

Total
expenditure of Rs.7,609 crore (Seven Thousand Six Hundred and Nine
Crore Rupees) in the last three years on activities under Rural
Develeopent with significant achievements as follows :

With an expenditure of Rs.11,420 crore under MNREGA, as many as 7.454 lakh man days of employment generated.

·                      4,998 ‘Bastis’ linked with 19,302 Km. long  Pukka roads at an expenditure  Rs.6,10.90 crore  under P.M.G..S.Y.

·                      Housing facilities made available to 10.30 lakh homeless rural families at a cost of Rs.3,316 crore under Indira Aavas Yojna.

·                      Free houses to 3.06 lakh SC/ST families at a cost of Rs.949 crore under  ‘Mahamaya Aavas Yojna’.

·                      Houses
for non-SC/ST and homeless BPL families numbering 0.50 lakh at a cost
of Rs.180 crore under ‘Mahamaya Sarvajan Aavas Yojna’.

6.                    Revenue :   

Instructions
issued not to evict SC/STpeople from Gram Panchayat lands occupied by
them on 13 May,2007 or before and to treat them as owners of the land.

·                      Provision for unmarried daughter also for succession to agriculture land.

·                      Uttar Pradesh Money lending Regulatory Act-2008 enforced to protect farmers from economic exploitation.

·                      An amount of Rs.49.76 crore distributed as compensation against 8,580 claims from farmers under ‘Krishak Durghatana Bima Yojna’.

·                      Altogether, 4,89,989 hectares of agricultural land allotted to 2,28,261 landless people.

·                      Residential plots of 100 to 250 sq.mt. allotted to 3,11,868 homeless families.

·                      In the process of realization of loans, restrictions imposed on the auction of lands of farmers owning less than 3.123 acres.

·                      Under General Public Insurance Scheme, insurance premium of landless families borne at the rate of fifty-fifty by  the central and state government. Two children of the concerned  family to be given a monthly scholarship of Rs.10 also.

·                      Allotment of an acre of 25,240 hectares to 30,410 fishermen families for pisciculture.

7.                    Panchayati Raj :

Total
expenditure of Rs.5,574 crore (Five Thousan Five Hundred and Seventy
Four Crore Rupees) in the last three years under Panchayati Raj with
Significant achievements as follows :

·                     

As
many as 1,322 Dr.Ambedkar villages selected during 2007-08 under
Dr.Ambedkar Gram Sabha Vikas Yojna, saturated with kharanjas and drains
at a cost of Rs.320.81 crore.

·                      During
2008-09, as amny as 1,438 Dr Ambedkar Gram Sabhas saturated with CC
9Cement-Concrete)roads KC drains at a cost of Rs.875 crore.

·                      Construction of CC (Cement-Concrete) roads and KC drains completed in  2,175 Dr.Ambedkar villages at a cost of Rs.875 crore during 2009-10.

·                      Approval for installation od sodium lights in 10,000 S/C Bastis in Dr.Ambedkar villages.

·                      Construction
of 2,000 Dr.Ambedkar Multipurpose Community Centres in S/C Bastis of
Dr.Ambedkar villages. Process of construction of community centres for
the next year started.

·                      Under
Total Cleanliness Drive during the last three years, as many as
21,99,811 BPL private toilets, 1,525 women toilet complexes , 1,75,613
school toilets and 64,761 Aanganbadi toilets constructed at a cost of
Rs.1,08,010 crore.

·                      5,250 Panchayat Buildings constructed at a cost of Rs.149.31 crore during the last 3 years.

·                      For
environmental cleanliness in the rural areas, a historic decision was
taken, for the first time, by this popular government to creat as many
as 1,08,848 posts of Arogya Rakhakas (Health Protectors of all Beings)
in the State in March 2008.

·                      An amount of Rs.1,101 .34 crore sanctioned  under
the Backward Area Grant-in-aid fund Scheme. Work in progress in 34
districts of the State on the construction of 4,872 Gram Sachiwalayas.
431resource centres, 475 aanganbadi centres, 195 boundary  walls
, 76 tubewells, 2,708 tube lights, 291 culverts, 85 drinking water
systems, 185 solid waste management units and 1,570 roads.

·                      To provide public facilities under the recommendations of the 12^th
finance commission, panchayati Rai institutions made supporting by
allocating them a total of Rs.1,758.48 crore from 2007-08 till date.

·                      An expenditureof Rs.4,077.53 crore incurred on the maintenance of properties and assets of Panchayati Raj instutions.

8.                    Energy :

Total  expenditure
of Rs.23,673 crore (Twenty Three Thousand Six Hundred and Seventy Three
Crore Rupees) in the last three years on activities under Energy
Department with significant achievements as follows:

·                      Foundation stones of power projects worth Rs.6,168 crore laid.

·                      To make the State self-sufficient in Power Sector,  decisions taken to generate 25.000 MW of additional power . Towards this end , a total investment of Rs.1.25,000 crore proposed.

·                      To
separate agricultural feeders from domestic feeders in the rural areas,
Rs.2,600 crore Dr.Ambedkar Urja Krishi Sudhar Yojna introduced.

·                      Setting up of 41 new132 KV power sub-stations  with a capacity of 1200 MVA.

·                      Construction of new sub-stations of 22KV with a capacity of 1440KVA.

·                      Construction of 132/220/400 KV lines – 1240 circuit Km.

·                      Expansion of capacity of 88 sub-stations from 132 KV to 1993 MVA.

·                      Expansion of capacity 38 sub-stations from 220KV to 1890 MVA.

·                      Expansions of 2 sub-stations from 400 KV to 120 MVA.

·                      Electrification 9,739 Ambedkar villages. 3,590 general villages, 3,487 SC/ST bastis and 3,590 hamlets.

·                      Establishing 369 new power sub-stations of 33KV  with a capacity of 2,095 MVA.

·                      Increase in the capacity of 376 sub0-stations of 1,426 MVA.

·                      Construction of 1,378 circuit Km lines of 33 KV.

·                      2
x 250 – MW capacity Harduganj thermal power extension project approved.
Synchronisation of the first unit likely on 31 October 2010 and that of
the second unit by 30 november next.

·                      The second phase of 1 x 660 MW capacity Harduaganj thermal power extension project is being sanctioned.

·                      Operational work in unit number 7 of Harduaganj thermal power house, from 110 MW to 120MW approved.

·                      Power
generation commenced in the first 300 MW unit of 2 x 300 MW Roza
thermal power project (private sector). The second unitexpected to be
commissioned shortly.

·                      A
joint venture of M/s Nyveli Lignite Corporation and Uttar Pradesh Rajya
Vidut Utpadan Nigam to produce 2,000 MW of thermal power approved.

·                      Sanction accorded to 1 x 150 MW capacity Panki thermal power extension project.

·                      Refurbishing of the units of 2 x 250 MW capacity Obra (A) thermal power station completed and units in production mode.

·                      Proposed installation  of 2 x 660 MW capacity Obra (C) thermal project.

·                      Proposal to install 2 x 660 MW capacity Anpara (E) thermal power project.

·                      Under Parichha extension thermal power project, 2 units of 210 MW set up.

·                      BTG work of 3 x 250MW Parichha extension thermal power project in progress. Units 1 and 2 expected to go into production soon.

·                      Target to achieve additional power generation capacity of 10,000 MW by 2012.

·                      Transfer of Anpara (C)  thermal power project to the private sector.

·                      To achieve increase in production of electricity, new 3,000 MW capacity thermal  power projects proposed which would increase generationof capacity from the present 4,000 MW to 7,000 MW.

·                      Supply of electricity to 7,500 villages ensured.

·                      To
install a 1,320 MW power generation unit in Meja (< ?xml:namespace
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/>Allahabad) a memorandum of Understanding signed between Uttar
Pradesh Rajya Utpadan Nigam and NTPC. Construction work is in progress.

·                      A new scheme of energising private tubewells started. The amount of grant increased from Rs.55,000 to 68.000.

9.                    PWD :

Total expenditure of Rs.22,296 crore(Twenty  Two
Thousand and Ninny Six Crore Rupees) in the last three years on
activities under Public Works Development with significant achievements
as follows :

·                      For economic amelioration of persons belonging to SC/ST, a system of reservation of reservation  in
government contracts, upto a value of Rs.25 lakh, introduced for the
first time. So far, contract jobs worth Rs.525.35 crore allocated.

·                      Construction of  a
total 168 major bridges and 5 Railway over-bridges completed. 38
over-bridges under construction. Rs.521 crore sanctioned for
construction of 28over-bridges.

·                      Of
the Ambedkar villages selected during 1995-96, 1997-98 and 2002-03 and
left unattended, as many as 2,109 villages saturated with 3,264 km, long
roads built at a cost of Rs.597 crore under the scheme to construct new
roads.

·                      Repair
work and reconstruction of previously built roads in Ambedkar villages,
selected during 1995-96, 1997-98 and 202-03 was undertaken in 2007-08.
As many as 13,210 Dr.Ambedkar villages  saturated with 29,867 km long improve roads at a cost of Rs.1,140.96 crore.

·                      Under
Nav Nirman Yojna, 2,203 km long new roads constructed in 1,219 selected
Ambedkar Gram Sabhas during the first phase (2007-08) at a cost of
Rs.486 crore.

·                      During
the second phase (2008-09) of Nav Nirman Yojna, 4,035 km long roads
constructed in 2,307 Ambedkar Gram Sabhas at a cost of Rs. 873.55 crore.

·                      To
link up all 2,709 hamlets with roads in Ambedkar villagesselected in
1995-96 and 1997-98 together with 2,195 villages re-adopted in 2009-10,
construction started on 2,350 km long roads under Nav Nirman Yojna. So
far 2,290 hamlets linked.

·                      Under
Manyavar Shri Kanshiram Ji Shahri Samagra Vikas Yojna, started for the
first time by the present government in 2007-08, 740 km. of cement
concrete drains constructed at a cost of Rs.289.54 crore.

·                      Manyavar Shri Kanshiram Ji Shahri Gharib Avas Yojna introduced in 2008-09.

·                      Renovation of 32,228 Km.long roads in progress at a cost of Rs.1,129.98 crore.

·                      Construction of 266 bridges completed at a cost of Rs.1,390 crore.

·                      Widening and strengthening of 8395 kn long roads at a cost of Rs.4,930 crore.

·                      34,846km.long rural roads constructed at accost of Rs.5,90 crore.

·                      Linking of one hamlet with the other started in selected Ambedkar villages

·                      Construction
of < ?xml:namespace prefix = st1 ns =
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Ganga Bridge in Rae Bareli district.

10.                 Development of Infrastructural Facilities :

·                     

Work on  the metro rail project from < ?xml:namespace prefix = st1 ns = “urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:smarttags” />Delhi
to Noida completed. Expected to be complete uptoGreater Noida by 31
March, 2012.< ?xml:namespace prefix = o ns =
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·                      Completion of Mahamaya flyover in Noida, Sector -44.

·                      Supply of drinking water from the Ganga to 35 sector Noida.

·                      Construction of s state-of-the-art stadium at Gomti Nagar in Lucknow.

Industrial Development

Process for building an industrial corridor, equipped with global-standard facilities started by LIDA on Kanpur-Lucknow  national highway.

·                      Capital investment of Rs.308.21 crore by GIDA after acquiring 464 acres of land.

·                      Under
Delhi-Mumbai industrial corridor project, 12% of UP state’sarea to
become Special Economic Zone (SEZ) generating employment for as many as
2.5 lakh persons.

·                      With
a capital investment of Rs.3,888 crore for establishing 33,595 small
scale industrial ventures, as many as 1.74 lakh jobs generated.

·                      Introduction
of a single window system for time-bound disposal of complaints for
entrepreneurs regarding applications at the district level, which has
benefited 51,565 entrepreneurs so far.

·                      Development of a sports city of international standards at Noida at a cost of Rs.2,050 crore.

·                      Private
capital investment of Rs.544.48 crore in three Special Economic Zone
(SEZ)in Noida / Greater Noida. Entrepreneurial units functional.,
providing direct employment to 40,096 persons.

·                      As many as 546 letters of intent okayed with an investment proposal of Rs.36,180.84 crore and employment for 3,11,457 persons.

11.                 Education :

12.                    Urban Development :