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Q. No. Q. Type Date Ans by Ministry Members Title of the Questions Subject Specific Political Party

State Representative

1229 Unstarred 07.03.2013 Urban Development

Shri Parimal Nathwani Sewage treatment plant

Freshwater and Marine Conservation IND. Jharkhand

Pollution

*241 Starred 14.03.2013 Urban Development Shri Piyush Goyal

Water supply and underground drainage projects for Maharashtra Pollution BJP Maharashtra

Water Management

*249 Starred 14.03.2013 Urban Development

Shri Birendra Prasad Baishya

Allocation for Guwahati under JNNURM Pollution AGP Assam

Water Management

2006 Unstarred 14.03.2013 Urban Development Shri Piyush Goyal

Mithi River Development Project

Freshwater and Marine Conservation BJP Maharashtra


Shri Rajkumar Dhoot

Mithi River Development Project

Freshwater and Marine Conservation SS Maharashtra


Shri Rajeev Chandrasekhar

Storm drain projects under JNNURM Pollution IND. Karnataka

Water Management


Shri Mohd. Ali Khan

Projects under JNNURM in Hyderabad Pollution INC Andhra Pradesh

Water Management


Shri Naresh Agrawal

Steps to provide better amenities and facilities in urban areas Health and Sanitation SP Uttar Pradesh

Pollution Water Management


Dr. Yogendra P. Trivedi

Funds for development of Mithi river

Freshwater and Marine Conservation NCP Maharashtra


Shri Shadi Lal Batra

Green belt used as dumping place Environmental Conservation INC Haryana

Forest Conservation Pollution 4025 Unstarred 02.05.2013 Urban Shri Rajkumar Problem of landfills for Environmental Conservation SS Maharashtra

Development Dhoot dumping garbage Pollution

4028 Unstarred 02.05.2013 Urban Development Smt. T. Ratna Bai

Solid waste management under JNNURM Pollution INC Andhra Pradesh


Sardar Sukhdev Singh Dhindsa Piped sewer system in Punjab Health and Sanitation SAD Punjab

Pollution


Shri Ishwarlal Shankarlal Jain

Civic amenities development work in the country Health and Sanitation NCP Maharashtra



Dr. Anil Kumar Sahani

Supply of safe drinking water in Gole Market area of New Delhi

Freshwater and Marine Conservation JD(U) Bihar

Health and Sanitation Pollution


Smt. Bimla Kashyap Sood

Allocation of funds for Himachal Pradesh for urban beautification Environmental Conservation BJP

Himachal Pradesh

Water Management


Shri Mahendra Singh Mahra

Expansion of the National Capital Region Environmental Conservation INC Uttarakhand


Shri Mansukh L. Mandaviya Disposal of urban garbage Health and Sanitation BJP Gujarat

Pollution


Shri Baishnab Parida

Proposal for green building in Delhi Environmental Conservation BJD Odisha


Dr. Chandan Mitra

Expenditure on purchase of machines for cleaning of sewer Health and Sanitation BJP

Madhya Pradesh

Pollution



Strengthening of the housing and drinking water in the country Water Management NCP Maharashtra


Shri Natuji Halaji Thakor

Cost of water supply and underground drainage work Water Management BJP Gujarat


Shri Vijay Jawaharlal Darda

Instance of National Green Tribunal Environmental Conservation INC Maharashtra

Forest Conservation Pollution


Shri Kanwar Deep Singh

Funds for Urban Poor under JNNURM Health and Sanitation AITC Jharkhand



Shri Ram Kripal Yadav

Water connection in unauthorized colonies Water Management RJD Bihar


Shri Shashi Bhusan Behera Water logging problem Health and Sanitation BJD Odisha


Shri Devender Goud T.

Plastic waste management in urban areas Pollution TDP Andhra Pradesh


Shri Birendra Prasad Baishya Guwahati Metro Rail Project EIA AGP Assam


Shri Nand Kumar Sai

Aims and objectives to set up Rashtriya Smriti Environmental Conservation BJP Chhattisgarh



Water logging problem in Delh Health and Sanitation NCP Maharashtra


Shri Raghunandan Sharma

Water recharge projects under UIDSSMT Water Management BJP

Madhya Pradesh


Dr. Chandan Mitra

Rules for construction and demolition waste Pollution BJP

Madhya Pradesh


Shri Sukhendu Sekhar Roy

Shortage of drinking water in cities of the country Agriculture AITC West Bengal

Freshwater and Marine Conservation

Water Management


Shri Jai Prakash Narayan Singh

Complaints of civil construction by DMRC Health and Sanitation BJP Jharkhand

1731 Unstarred 06.02.2014 Urban Development Dr. V. Maitreyan

Funds for development of metropolitan cities Environmental Conservation

AIADMK Tamil Nadu


Shri Rajeev Chandrasekhar

Storm Water Drain Projects under JNNURM Environmental Conservation IND. Karnataka

Water Management



Centrally Sponsored Schemes under JNNURM Pollution AGP Assam

Water Management 2475 Unstarred 13.02.2014 Urban Shri C.M. Ramesh Sewerage facilities in the Health and Sanitation TDP Andhra Pradesh

Development country Pollution Water Management

2482 Unstarred 13.02.2014 Urban Development Shri D.P. Tripathi

Drinking water and sanitation in Mumbai and other cities Health and Sanitation NCP Maharashtra

Water Management



Funds for Guwahati under JNNURM Pollution AGP Assam

Water Management


Smt. Gundu Sudharani

Water scarcity in Dwarka, Delhi Water Management TDP Andhra Pradesh

2940 Unstarred 20.02.2014 Urban Development Shri N.K. Singh

Infrastructure facilities in the country Water Management JD(U) Bihar


Smt. Smriti Zubin Irani

Infrastructural facilities for urban population Health and Sanitation BJP Gujarat



Shri Shadi Lal Batra

Solar energy panels in Government accommodations Alternative Technologies INC Haryana


Dr. R. Lakshmanan Solid Waste Management Agriculture

AIADMK Tamil Nadu

Health and Sanitation Pollution


Dr. Anil Kumar Sahani

Supply of safe drinking water in Gole Market area of New Delhi Pollution JD(U) Bihar

Water Management

SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT 7th March, 2013 RSQ 1229 SHRI PARIMAL NATHWANI Will the MINISTER OF URBAN DEVELOPMENT be pleased to state: (a) whether it is a fact that only 30 per cent of the total sewage generated in country is actually treated before being dumped into available water bodies; (b) if so, the details thereof; (c) how many cities in Jharkhand in particular and the country as a whole have sewage treatment plants today; and (d) the steps taken to provide sewage treatment plant in each city in the country? THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF URBAN DEVELOPMENT (SMT. DEEPA DASMUNSHI) (a) & (b): As per the report of Status of Water Supply, Waste Water Generation and Treatment published by Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) in December 2009, 35% of the total sewage generated in Class I and Class II urban towns is treated before being discharged into the water bodies or for land application. (c): There is no sewage treatment plant under the Jawaharlal Nehru National Urban Renewal Mission (JNNURM) in Jharkhand. A list of sewerage projects sanctioned under Urban Infrastructure and Governance (UIG) of JNNURM and Urban Infrastructure Development Scheme for Small & Medium Towns (UIDSSMT) of JNNURM are given at Annexure I and II respectively. (d): Sewerage and Sewage treatment is the responsibility of the State Governments/Urban Local Bodies. However, Government has been supplementing their efforts in setting up such facilities including sewage treatment plants under JNNURM and other schemes such as, Urban Infrastructure Development Scheme in Satellite Towns (UIDSST). Sl.No.

Name of State

City

Project Name

Date of approval by CSMC

Approved

Cost

ACA

committed

ACA Released

1

Andhra Pradesh

Hyderabad

Rehabilitation and Strengthening of Sewerage system in Old City area on South of Musi (In Zone I in catchments S1 to S6, S12 and S14)

19-Mar-07

14881.00

5208.35

3385.41

2

Andhra Pradesh

Hyderabad

Rehabilitation and Strengthening of Sewerage system in Old City Area onSouth of Musi (in Zone 2 in catchments S 7 to S11, S13 and S15)

17-Aug-07

25125.00

8793.75

5715.94

3 Andhra Pradesh

Hyderabad Implementation of Sewerage Master Plan in Serilingampally Municipality

6-Dec-07

20038.00 7013.30 2805.32

4 Andhra Pradesh

Vijayawada Providing sewerage system in Krishnalanka area of Vijayawada

19-Sep-06

743.00 371.50 334.33

5 Andhra Pradesh

Vijayawada Providing sewerage treatment plan atSinghnagar (UASBR) (Sector-8)

25-Oct-06

949.00 474.50 427.06

6

Andhra Pradesh

Vijayawada

Providing sewage facilities in unserved areas of VMC covering Housing Baord Colony, Gundala, Devinagar, Kedareswarapet etc.

2-Feb-07

1985.00

992.50

889.27

7 Andhra Pradesh

Vishakhapatnam Providing sewerage system in Old city area of Vishakapatnam

10-Nov-06

3708.00 1854.00 1668.60

8 Andhra Pradesh

Vishakhapatnam Providing sewerage system to Centralpart of Visakhapatnam city

22-Feb-07

24444.00 12222.00 10999.30

9 Andhra

Pradesh Vijayawada Providing sewerage facilities for

Northern part of Vijaywada City 13-Feb-09

17815.00 8908.00 5790.01

10 Bihar Bodhgaya Sewerage sheme for Bhodhgaya Nagar Panchayat

20-Feb-09

9594.34 7675.47 3070.19

11 Delhi New Delhi Settiing up of 20 MGD STP each at Nilothi and Pappankalan

29-Dec-08

24544.00 8590.00 2148.00

12 Delhi New Delhi Rehabiliation of Trunk sewer. 10-Dec-09

25337.00 8868.00 3547.18

13

Delhi

New Delhi

Laying Interceptor Sewers along the 3 major drains viz. Najafgarh, supplementary and Shahdhra for abatement of pollution in Yamuna River

19-May-10

135771.00

47520.00

11880.00

14 Gujarat Ahmedabad Renovation of Existing Sewage Treatment Plant at Pirana

28-Jun-06

6922.00 2422.70 2422.72

15 Gujarat Ahmedabad Renovation of Sewerage Treatment Plant at Vasna

28-Jun-06

1135.00 397.25 397.24

16

Gujarat

Ahmedabad

Terminal Sewerage Pumping Station,Pumping Main and Sewage Treatment Plant near Vinzol for East AUDA Area

2-Feb-07

3681.26

1288.44

1159.60

17

Gujarat

Ahmedabad

West AUDA Area Terminal Sewerage Pumping Station, PumpingMain and Sewage Treatment Plant near Vasana

2-Feb-07

10692.01

3742.20

3367.98

18 Gujarat Ahmedabad Sewerage Network of West AUDA area of Ahmedabad UA

21-Nov-08

23541.00 8239.00 7413.78

19 Gujarat Ahmedabad Sewerage Network of East AUDA area of Ahmedabad UA

21-Nov-08

7730.81 2706.03 2435.20

20 Gujarat Surat Upgradation of Anjana Sewage Treatment Plant

27-Mar-06

1098.00 549.00 549.00

21 Gujarat Surat Augmentation of Adajan Sewerage 27-Mar-06

1193.00 596.50 596.50

22 Gujarat Surat Augmentation of Bhesan Sewage Treatment Plant

27-Mar-06

1509.00 754.50 754.50

23 Gujarat Surat Secondary Seweage Treatment Plant at Bamroli

26-May-06

1322.47 661.24 661.23

24 Gujarat Surat Sewerage Disposal Network and STPfor Vesu area

28-Jun-06

3437.00 1718.50 1718.50

25 Gujarat Surat Sewerage Disposal Network and STPfor Pal-palanpor area

28-Jun-06

2128.00 1064.00 1064.00

26 Gujarat Surat Sewerage and Sewate Treatment system for New East Zone Areas

28-Jan-08

11065.73 5532.86 4979.57

27 Gujarat Surat Automation/SCDA of existing pumping station and STP of Surat Municipal Corporation

29-Feb-08

3063.43 1537.71 1377.95

28 Gujarat Surat Sewerage system for New Northern Drainage Zone of SMC

14-Mar-08

18404.35 9202.18 8281.92

29 Gujarat Vadodara Sewerage System for Vadodara city 22-Jan-07

10514.93 5257.47 5257.47

30 Gujarat Vadodara Sewerage systems Phase-II for Vadodara City

30-Jan-09

6055.74 3027.87 2725.08

31 Gujarat Rajkot Sewerage System phase-II, part-II forRajkot City

24-Jul-09

19195.12 9000.00 2250.00

32 Gujarat Porbandar Underground Drainage (sewerage) project for Porbander mission city

23-Mar-12

11180.65 8944.52 2236.13

33 Haryana Faridabad Revamping of Sewerage System and Sewerage Treatment works in Faridabad

22-Jan-07

10383.00 5191.50 4672.37

34

Himachal

Shimla

Rejuvenation of sewerage Network inmisssing lines and left-out/worn-out

22-Jan-

5474.00

3880.00

970.00

Pradesh sewerage in various zones of

shimla,phase-1 10

35

Jammu & Kashmir

Jammu

Comprehensive sewerage scheme forDivision A of Greater Jammu

22-Dec-06

12923.00

11630.70

4652.29

Sl.No.

Name of State

City

Project Name


Approved

Cost

ACA

committed

ACA Released

36

Jammu & Kashmir

Srinagar

Comprehensive sewerage Scheme for Zone III(Sector I) of Greater Srinagar.

22-Dec-06

13292.00

11962.80

7775.82

37

Jammu & Kashmir

Jammu

Comprehensive Sewerage Scheme for left out area phase II of Division A of Greater Jammu City

12-Mar-12

2032.03

1828.83

457.20

38 Karnataka Bangalore Environmental Action Plan Replacement Rehabilitation of existing sewerage system

14-Feb-07

17675.00 6186.25 2474.50

39 Karnataka Bangalore Underground Drainage works in Yelahanka

7-Sep-07

1500.63 525.22 341.39

40 Karnataka Bangalore Underground Drainage works in Kengeri

7-Sep-07

1876.36 656.73 262.69

41

Karnataka

Bangalore

Underground Sewerage System and Road Restoration for erstwhile Dasarahalli city municipal council (Drainage Zone 7 & 8)

14-Oct-08

13657.00

4780.00

3106.98

42

Karnataka

Bangalore

Underground Sewerage System and Road Restoration for K.R. Puram City Municipal Council (Drainage Zone III)

14-Oct-08

8789.00

3077.00

1999.43

43

Karnataka

Bangalore

Underground Sewerage System and Road Restoration for Mahadevapura City Municipal Council (Drainage Zone III)

14-Oct-08

11018.00

3856.00

1542.37

44

Kerala

Cochin

Sewerage scheme for Central zone covering six Divisions and Wards (No.43, 49, 50, 51, 54 and 56) of Kochi

26-Mar-07

7841.00

3920.50

935.13

45

Kerala

Thiruvananthapura m

Improvement of Sewerage schemes for Thiruvananthapuram Municipal Corporation

26-Mar-07

21541.00

17232.80

4308.20

46

Kerala

Thiruvananthapura m

Extension of sewerage system F&G Block, Southern area of Thiruvananthapuram and rehabilitation of the sewerage system,s procurement of sewer cleaning machines, sewerage system for Attukal area, STP for Government Medical College, Thiruvananthapuram

6-Feb-09

12115.00

9692.00

0.00

47 Madhya

Pradesh Indore Indore Sewerage Project 8-Sep-

06 30717.00 15358.50 13822.64

48 Madhya Pradesh

Jabalpur Sewerage and Sewage TreatmentProject Phase-I

10-May-06

7801.00 3900.50 1560.08

49 Madhya Pradesh

Jabalpur Sewerage and Sewage TreatmentProject Phase-II

10-May-06

7081.00 3540.50 1416.08

50 Maharashtra Greater Mumbai Mumbai Sewage Disposal Project Stage-II priority works

8-Sep-06

36201.00 12670.35 11403.32

51 Maharashtra Greater Mumbai THANE-Underground SewerageScheme Phase I for THANE

20-Apr-07

14956.79 5234.88 4711.39

52 Maharashtra Greater Mumbai Mira-Bhayandar-Underground Sewerage Project based on Decentralised System

6-Dec-07

31539.00 11038.66 9934.92

53 Maharashtra Greater Mumbai THANE-Sewerage System project-Phase II for Thane

22-Feb-08

14009.00 4903.15 1961.26

54 Maharashtra Greater Mumbai THANE-Sewerage System project-Phase III for Thane

22-Feb-08

4179.00 1463.35 1316.66

55 Maharashtra Greater Mumbai Kalyan Dombivli - UndergroundSewerage for part of KDMC

18-Jul-08

16778.86 5872.60 5285.34

56 Maharashtra Greater Mumbai Kulgaon-Badlapur-Underground Sewerage scheme

29-Dec-08

15146.18 5301.16 2120.46

57 Maharashtra Nanded Sewerage System in North Nanded-Zone-I

31-Jul-06

4953.00 3962.40 2415.00

58 Maharashtra Nanded Sewerage System in Nanded North - Zone-II

31-Jul-06

4293.00 3434.40 2933.30

59 Maharashtra Nanded Sewerage System in Nanded North - Zone-III

31-Jul-06

2305.00 1844.00 2358.65

60 Maharashtra Nanded Underground Sewerage and Sewage Treatment (Nanded-South)

25-Aug-06

4093.00 3274.40 2946.96

61 Maharashtra Nashik Underground Sewerage Project for Nashik City Phase I

22-Dec-06

14846.00 7423.00 6680.70

62 Maharashtra Pune PCMC-Sewerage proposals for Pimpri Chinchwad

25-Oct-06

11938.88 5969.44 5969.44

63 Maharashtra Pune PCMC- Sewerage System (Phase-II) for PCMC

19-Aug-08

12070.45 6035.23 6035.20

64 Maharashtra Greater Mumbai Navi Mumbai - Underground Sewerage system for Navi Mumbai

22-Jan-09

35366.52 12378.28 11140.45

65 Maharashtra Nashik Underground sewerage project package-II

22-Jan-10

17182.92 8591.46 3436.58

66 Maharashtra Nagpur Recycle and Reuse of Waste Water

22-Dec-06

13011.00 6505.50 2602.21

67 Maharashtra Greater Mumbai Sewerage System for Ambernathmunicipal Council

3-Jan-1210941.57 3829.55 957.38

68 Orissa Bhubaneshwar Integrated Sewerage Project 22-Feb-07

49891.35 39913.08 25943.50

69 Puduchery Puducherry Comprehensive sewerage scheme to the urban areas of Puducherry

20-Apr-07

20340.00 16272.00 6509.00

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Name of State

City

Project Name


Approved

Cost

ACA

committed

ACA Released

70 Punjab Amritsar Rehabiliation of existing Sewerage system for Walled city Area Phase-II

14-Mar-08

3690.00 1845.00 461.25

71 Punjab Ludhiana Providing sewerage and sewage treatment plant

14-Mar-08

24139.00 12069.50 4827.80

72 Rajasthan Ajmer-Pushkar

Sewerage project 19-Aug-08

11208.00 8966.00 3586.56

73 Rajasthan Jaipur Sewerage system for Jaipur (Phase-I) 8-Dec-

06 7495.97 3747.99 3373.20

74 Rajasthan Jaipur Jaipur Sewerage Project Phase II 22-Jan-07

11086.00 5543.00 4988.70

75 Sikkim Gangtok Rehabilitation of Sewers in Gangtok 23-Nov-07

2392.01 2152.81 1937.52

76 Tamil Nadu Chennai Construction of additional sewerage treatment plant 54 MLD at Perungudi

2-Feb-07

3147.98 1101.79 991.61

77 Tamil Nadu Chennai Sewerage facilities for Puzhuthivakkam (Ullagaram)

28-Dec-07

2808.05 982.80 884.52

78 Tamil Nadu Chennai Providing comprehensive Sewerage scheme to Avadi Municipality

29-Feb-08

15805.41 5531.89 4978.69

79 Tamil Nadu Chennai Providing sewerage facilities for Ambattur Municipality (Phase-III)

29-Feb-08

13091.00 4581.85 2978.20

80 Tamil Nadu Chennai Providing sewage facilities for Chennai Maduravoyal Municipality

30-Oct-08

5745.50 2011.00 1307.10

81 Tamil Nadu Chennai Providing sewerage facilities for Porur Town panchayat

29-Dec-08

3829.00 1340.15 871.09

82 Tamil Nadu Chennai 54 MLD sewerage Treatment Plant at Nesapakkam, Chennai

29-Dec-08

5457.00 1910.00 1718.95

83 Tamil Nadu CoimbatoreComprehensive Underground Seweragescheme

28-Jun-07

37712.88 18856.44 12256.69

84

Tamil Nadu

Madurai

Under Ground Sewerage Scheme for Phase III area and Renovation of existing Sewerage System

20-Jul-07

22934.00

11467.00

10320.30

85 Tamil Nadu Chennai Providing comprehensive Sewerage Scheme to Tambaram Municipaliy

14-Jan-09

16096.59 5633.80 3661.97

86 Tamil Nadu Chennai Providing comprehensive Sewerage scheme to Perungudi Town Panchayat

14-Jan-09

2019.24 706.73 459.41

87 Tamil Nadu Chennai Providing comprehensive Sewerage scheme to Thirumazhisai Town Panchayat

14-Jan-09

2047.32 716.56 644.90

88 Tamil Nadu Chennai Providing comprehensive sewerage scheme to Pallikarani Town Panchayat

30-Jan-09

5861.00 2051.00 1847.06

89

Tamil Nadu

Chennai

Construction and Commissioning of additional 120 MLD sewerage treatmentPlant at Koyambedu (Phase-II) in Chennai

25-Feb-11

11610.00

4063.50

1015.88

90 Tripura Agartala Sewerage and Sewerage Treatment scheme for Zone (Priority I Area)

11-Dec-09

10221.00 9000.00 5850.00

91

Uttar Pradesh

Agra

Yamuna Action Plan Phase II for Branch and Lateral Sewer Lines in Northern Zone and Western Zone in Agra

26-Oct-07

2162.00

1081.00

1081.00

92 Uttar Pradesh

Kanpur Sewerage work for Kanpur city (Inner Core Area)

6-Dec-07

19088.22 9544.11 8587.57

93 Uttar Pradesh

Kanpur Sewage Treatment for Kanpur City 30-Oct-08

10100.45 5050.22 3282.63

94 Uttar Pradesh

Luck now Sewerage works for Luck now Sewerage District I (Vol.I and II)

17-Aug-07

23623.00 11811.50 11811.48

95 Uttar Pradesh

Luck now Sewage works for Luck now City-Sewerage District-III (Part-I)

21-Nov-08

26216.00 13108.00 8520.20

96 Uttar Pradesh

Luck now Sewage works for Luck now city-Sewerage District III (Part-II)

29-Dec-08

21443.00 10722.00 6968.98

97 Uttar Pradesh

Varanasi Sewerage work for Varanasi Trans Varuna area

12-Dec-08

30912.00 15456.00 10046.40

98 Uttar Pradesh

Allahabad Sewerage System of Allahabad City ( Zone D) Phase -I

13-Feb-09

33826.00 16913.00 10993.45

99 Uttar Pradesh

Kanpur Sewerage Work in District IV of Kanpur City

13-Feb-09

20736.00 10000.00 4000.00

100 Uttar

Pradesh Agra Agra Sewerage scheme phase-1(part-1) 24-Jul-

09 19592.00 9000.00 8100.00

101 Uttar Pradesh

Meerut sewerage works in sewerage Zone-5&7 of Meerut city

24-Jul-09

18589.00 9000.00 3600.00

102 Uttar Pradesh

Mathura DPR for Sewerage Works in Sewerage Zone -II of Mathura city

25-Sep-09

6035.77 4500.00 1800.00

103 Uttarakhand Nainital Reorganisation and expansion of Nainital sewerage

20-Feb-09

1960.00 1570.00 1019.70

104 Uttarakhand Dehradun Dehradun sewerage scheme 20-Feb-09

5465.00 4372.00 2841.55

105 Uttarakhand Dehradun Dehradun sewerage scheme (Phase-I) for L zone

9-Feb-10

6283.00 4628.00 3008.20

106 UttarakhandHaridwar Sewerage System in zone D ( Kankhal and Zone D1 (Arya Nagar-New Haridwar)

25-Mar-11

2698.00 2158.40 539.60

107 Uttarakhand Haridwar Sewerage System in Zone C-2 of Haridwar

25-Mar-11

748.33 598.66 149.67

108 West Bengal

Asansol Sewerage Project for Raniganj Municipality

28-Aug-09

4008.82 2004.41 501.10

109 West Bengal

Kolkata Up gradation of Sewer System in Kolkata (Phase-I)

19-Sep-06

9712.00 3399.20 2209.48

110 West Bengal

Kolkata Upgradatio of Man Entry Brick Sewer System (Part) for Kolkata

25-Oct-06

40291.00 14101.85 12691.65

Sl.No.

Name of State

City

Project Name


Approved

Cost

ACA

committed

ACA Released

111

West Bengal

Kolkata

Development and Management of Water supply and Sewerage System at Sector-V (Part-II Sewerage system) under Naba Diganta Industrial Township authority at Salt Lake

19-Sep-08

3407.15

1192.50

1192.52

112 West Bengal

Kolkata Drainage and sewerage project in bidhannagar,Kolkata

20-Nov-09

2358.45 825.46 536.55

Total 1496214.52713585.16 441711.00 ANNEXURE REFERRED TO IN REPLY TO PART (C) OF RAJYA SABHA UNSTARRED QUESTION NO. 1229 FOR ANSWER ON 07/03/2013

ANNEXURE-II Sl. No.

State Name of towns/cities

Scheme/ Name ofcomponent

Cost approved by SLSC

Total eligible Central Share

(80%)

Total release

1 Andhra Pradesh Kadapa Sewerage 4915.00 3932.00 3966.41 2 Andhra Pradesh Karimnagar Sewerage 6237.00 4989.60 5083.16 3 Andhra Pradesh Sewerage 3493.00 2794.40 2829.13 4 Andhra Pradesh Sewerage 4687.50 3750.00 3793.36 5 Andhra Pradesh Narsaraopet Sewerage 2641.00 2112.80 2120.19 6 Andhra Pradesh Nizamabad Sewerage 8106.00 6484.80 6606.39 7 Andhra Pradesh Nagari Sewerage 983.00 786.40 786.20 8 Andhra Pradesh Yeminganur UGD 3983.00 3186.40 3244.41 9 Chhatisgarh Bilaspur Sanitary

Sewerage System

19025.00 8578.00 8578.00

10 Haryana Bahadurgarh Sewerage 4576.04 3660.83 3729.47 11 Haryana Bahadurgarh STP 2707.01 2165.61 2165.6112 Haryana Ambala STP 2082.19 1665.75 832.88 13 Haryana Narnaul STP 812.99 650.39 325.20 14 Haryana Charki-Dadri STP 709.25 567.40 283.70 15 Haryana Ambala Sewerage 3728.00 2982.40 1491.20 16 Karnataka Bawavana

Bagew aSewerage 844.00 675.20 687.86

17 Karnataka Channapatna UGD 1311.00 1048.80 1068.46 18 Karnataka UGD 336.00 268.80 139.44 19 Karnataka Sewerage 303.00 242.40 246.95 20 Karnataka Malavalli UGD 730.41 584.33 595.28 21 Karnataka Nanjangud UGD 974.58 779.66 794.28 22 Karnataka Pandavapura UGD 602.09 481.67 490.71 23 Karnataka Shikaripura Sewerage 1317.00 1053.60 1073.36 24 Karnataka Sreerangapatna UGD 522.18 417.74 425.57 25 Karnataka Soundatti Sewerage 867.84 694.27 347.14 26 Kerala Chalakkudy Sewerage 4978.00 3982.40 2065.87 27 Maharashtra Kolhapur Sewerage 3198.00 2558.40 2606.37 28 Maharashtra Sirdi Sewerage 2426.00 1940.80 1977.19 29 Maharashtra Ambad Sewerage 811.00 648.80 660.97 30 Maharashtra Savner Sewerage 631.50 505.20 262.07 31 Maharashtra Shirur UGD 889.80 711.84 711.28 32 Maharashtra Amravati UGD (phase-l) 8612.28 6889.82 6889.82 33 Maharashtra Akola Sewerage 13275.00 10620.00 4998.48 34 Maharashtra Pachgani Sewerage 320.00 256.00 256.00 35 Maharashtra Chandrapur Sewerage 7201.30 5761.04 5761.04 36 Maharashtra Daund Sewerage 1915.80 1532.64 1532.64 37 Maharashtra Panvel Sewerage 3107.15 2485.72 2485.72 38 Maharashtra Malvan Sewerage 1884.40 1507.52 753.76 39 Maharashtra Vengurla Sewerage 795.35 636.28 636.28 40 Maharashtra Alibag Sewerage 1240.00 992.00 496.00 41 Maharashtra Kamptee Sewerage 2221.21 1776.97 888.48 42 Maharashtra Gondia Sewerage 8233.70 6586.96 3293.48 43 Madhya Pradesh Sewerage 195.05 156.04 79.97 44 Madhya Pradesh Sewerage 708.43 566.74 294.00 45 Madhya Pradesh Sewerage 294.25 235.40 120.64 46 Madhya Pradesh Rehti Sewerage 143.48 114.78 58.82 47 Madhya Pradesh Sewerage 218.00 174.40 87.20 48 Madhya Pradesh Gwalior Sewerage 6650.00 5320.00 2660.00 49 Madhya Pradesh Sagar Sewerage 7661.55 6129.24 3179.54 50 Orissa Sanitation 593.23 474.58 246.20 51 Punjab

Jalandhar Sewerage 4955.00 3964.00 3964.00

52 Punjab Sewerage-Ph-II 4696.85 3757.48 1878.7453 Punjab Malout Sewerage 2286.00 1828.80 914.40 54 Punjab Pathankot Sewerage 4766.00 3812.80 1951.44 55 Punjab Zirakpur Sewerage 4197.61 3358.09 1757.27 56 Punjab Patiala Sewerage 8940.00 7152.00 3576.00 57 Punjab Talwandisabo Sewerage 1016.00 812.80 406.40 58 Punjab Sewerage 2789.45 2231.56 2227.90 59 Rajasthan sewerage 3876.10 3100.88 1550.44 60 Rajasthan Chittorgarh Sewerage &

Drainage 328.18 262.54

265.72 61 Rajasthan Jalore Sewerage 1066.31 853.05 442.51 62 Rajasthan Jhalawar and

Jhalarpatan Sewerage 1904.02 1523.22

790.17 63 Rajasthan Sumerpur Sewerage 927.74 742.19 385.02 64 Rajasthan Mount Abu Sewerage 2715.00 2172.00 1113.15 65 Rajasthan Jodhpur Sewerage 6167.00 4933.60 2559.31 66 Rajasthan Kishangarh Sewerage 2601.00 2080.80 1066.41 67 Rajasthan Hanumangarh Sewerage 4279.00 3423.20 1735.9968 Rajasthan Pali Sewerage 3329.53 2663.62 1364.29 69 Rajasthan Kota Sewerage 5122.42 4097.94 2048.97 70 Rajasthan Jhunjhunu Sewerage 3781.00 3024.80 1538.49 71 Rajasthan Sardarshahar Sewerage 3692.00 2953.60 1500.43 72 Sikkim Namchi Sewerage

Treatment Plant1097.00 987.30

987.30

73 Sikkim Jorethang Sewerage


432.00 74 Sikkim Melli Sewerage


306.90 75 Sikkim Rangpo Sewerage


444.60 76 Tamil Nadu Mamallapuram Sewerage 608.00 486.40 486.40 77 Tamil Nadu Sewerage 375.00 300.00 300.00 78 Tamil Nadu Thiruchendur U. G. Sewerage 1122.00 897.60 448.80 79 Tamil Nadu Udumalpet Sewerage 3034.23 2427.38 1213.69 80 Tamil Nadu Ariyalur UGD 2555.20 2044.16 2044.16 81 Tamil Nadu Nagercoil Underground

Sew6556.47 5245.18 2622.59

82 Uttar Pradesh Sewerage 4472.31 3577.85 3642.29 83 Uttar Pradesh Firozabad Sewerage 8691.66 6953.33 7031.12 84 Uttar Pradesh Mainpuri Sewerage 4874.18 3899.34 3972.45 85 Uttar Pradesh Loni Sewerage 7341.24 5872.99 5819.14 86 Uttar Pradesh vrindavan Sewerage 3463.00 2770.40 2770.0787 Uttarakhand Mussoorie Sewerage 6173.25 4938.60 2469.3088 West Bengal Kurseong Sewerage 1251.59 1001.27 500.64 89

Daman & Diu Moti & Nandi Daman

Underground Sewerage

942.37 753.90 31.00

89 282007.27 219205.00 163265.67 WATER SUPPLY AND UNDERGROUND DRAINAGE PROJECTS FOR MAHARASHTRA 14th March, 2013 RSQ *241 SHRI PIYUSH GOYAL Will the Minister of Urban Development be pleased to state: (a) whether it is a fact that Government has received a proposal for grants to forty projects related to water supply and underground drainage sector worth ` 2600 crore in Maharashtra; (b) if so, whether the projects have been approved; and (c) if not, the details of the time-frame for the approval of these projects? THE MINISTER OF URBAN DEVELOPMENT (SHRI KAMAL NATH) (a) to (c): A Statement is laid on the Table of the House.

STATEMENT STATEMENT REFERRED TO IN REPLY TO PART (a) to (c) of RAJYA SABHA STARRED QUESTION NO. *241 FOR ANSWER ON 14-03-2013 REGARDING WATER SUPPLY AND UNDERGROUND DRAINAGE PROJECTS FOR MAHARASHTRA. (a) to (c): The Government of Maharashtra have forwarded on February 26, 2013 proposals for Twenty one (21) projects on Water Supply and Sewerage Sector for various Mission cities in the State of Maharashtra for approval under Urban Infrastructure and Governance (UIG) Sub-Mission of Jawaharlal Nehru National Urban Renewal Mission (JnNURM) amounting to Rs.5770.72 crore. In addition, thirty five (35) projects worth Rs.2568.47 crore for various towns/cities in the State of Maharashtra have been received in February-March, 2013 for approval under Urban Infrastructure Development Scheme for Small and Medium Towns (UIDSSMT) of JnNURM.

JnNURM has completed its normal tenure of 7 years on 31-03-2012 and the Government had earlier extended the period for 2 years for completion of ongoing projects and reforms. The Government, on 17/1/2013, has given approval for continuation of the JnNURM to inter-alia sanction new projects till March, 2014. Projects are considered for approval subject to their conformity with the guidelines under JnNURM, their technical appraisal and availability of funds. ALLOCATION FOR GUWAHATI UNDER JNNURM 14th March, 2013 RSQ *249 SHRI BIRENDRA PRASAD BAISHYA Will the Minister of Urban Development be pleased to state: (a) the details of amount sanctioned on various proposals of Guwahati city under the Jawaharlal Nehru National Urban Renewal Mission (JNNURM), indicating amount released, utilized and achievement made, proposal-wise and year-wise till date since inception of the Mission; (b) whether any proposal has been received for dredging and cleaning of different rivers/ canals, particularly the Bharalu river in Guwahati city, to be funded under JNNURM or any other Centrally sponsored schemes; and (c) if so, the details thereof and time by when the said proposal would be cleared? THE MINISTER OF URBAN DEVELOPMENT (SHRI KAMAL NATH) (a) to (c): A Statement is laid on the Table of the House.

STATEMENT STATEMENT REFERRED TO IN REPLY TO PART (a) to (c) of RAJYA SABHA STARRED QUESTION NO. *249 FOR ANSWER ON 14-03-2013 REGARDING ALLOCATION FOR GUWAHATI UNDER JNNURM. (a): Details of amount sanctioned for the projects approved for the Mission city of Guwahati under Urban Infrastructure & Governance (UIG) Sub-Mission of Jawaharlal Nehru National Urban Renewal Mission (JnNURM) indicating year-wise and project-wise amount released for utilization with financial & physical progress is annexed. (b) & (c): No project for dredging and cleaning of different rivers/ canals, particularly the Bharalu river in Guwahati city under JnNURM has been received.

Annexure Rs. in Lakhs S. No.

Name of the City

Project Title

Approved Cost

Date of CSMC / CCEA / CCI Meeting/Project Approval

Total ACA Commitment (Central Share)

Details of year-wise release of Additional Central Assistance (ACA) for utilization

Total ACA

released Financial Progress in %

Physical Progress in % terms

1st ACA Released

2nd ACA Released

3rd ACA Released

4th ACA Released

1 Guwa

hati Solid Waste Management for Guwahati

3,516.71

22 January, 07

3,165.04

2007-08

2009-10

2011-12

- 2057.28

55% 27%

2 Guwahati

Guwahati Proposal for South Guwahati West Water Supply Scheme in Guwahati Metropolitan Development Area

28,094.00

29 February, 08

25,284.60

2008-09

2010-10

2010-11

2011-12

22,755.99

105%

68%

Total 31,610.71

27,449.64

100%

MITHI RIVER DEVELOPMENT PROJECT 14th March, 2013 RSQ 2006 SHRI PIYUSH GOYAL Will the MINISTER OF URBAN DEVELOPMENT be pleased to state: (a) whether it is a fact that the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation has submitted a proposal for Mithi River Development Project under Additional Central Assistance (ASA) on 23 December, 2009 and 8 September 2010; (b) if so, the details thereof; (c) whether the project has been approved; (d) if not, the reasons therefor; (e) the details of the timeline for the approval of this project; and (f) the reasons for the long delay in the approval of this project? THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF URBAN DEVELOPMENT (SMT. DEEPA DASMUNSHI)

(a) to (f) : Yes Sir. Government of Maharashtra had sent a revised Detailed Project Report (DPR) for Mithi River Development Project to the Ministry on 8th September, 2010 and the same was sent to Ministry of Water Resources on 27.9.2010 for technical appraisal. Central Water Commission (CWC), Ministry of Water Resources on examination of the revised DPR has asked for hydrological data from the Government of Maharashtra. The project has not been technically cleared from the Ministry of Water Resources due to non-furnishing of hydrological data by the Government of Maharashtra. MITHI RIVER DEVELOPMENT PROJECT 21st March, 2013 RSQ *345 SHRI RAJKUMAR DHOOT Will the Minister of URBAN DEVELOPMENT be pleased to state: (a) whether Government has received a Detailed Project Report (DPR) of Maharashtra for funding the Mithi River Development Project under Additional Central Assistance; (b) if so, the details thereof; and (c) the action Government has taken on the DPR and to release the requisite funds to Maharashtra? THE MINISTER OF URBAN DEVELOPMENT (SHRI KAMAL NATH) (a) to (c): A Statement is laid on the Table of the House. STATEMENT REFERRED TO IN REPLY TO RAJYA SABHA STARRED QUESTION NO. 345 FOR 21.03.2013 REGARDING MITHI RIVER DEVELOPMENT PROJECT (a): Yes, Sir. (b): Government of Maharashtra had sent a revised Detailed Project Report (DPR) for Mithi River Development Project Phase-II to the Ministry of Urban Development on 8.9.2010. The same was sent to Ministry of Water Resources on 27.9.2010 for technical/financial appraisal. (c): Central Water Commission (CWC), Ministry of Water Resources on examination of the revised DPR has sent comments and observations to the Govt. of Maharashtra on 8.10.2010 and 21.10.2010. As intimated by CWC, reply is still awaited. STORM DRAIN PROJECTS UNDER JNNURM 21st March, 2013 RSQ 2783 SHRI RAJIV CHANDRASEKHAR Will the Minister of Urban Development be pleased to state: (a) Whether it is a fact that work on storm drain projects sanctioned under Jawaharlal Nehru National Urban Renewal Mission (JNNURM) in Bangalore are yet to commence, or have been delayed; (b) if so, the reasons therefor; (c) the details of such projects with dates on when these were sanctioned and their current status; and (d) the steps Government has taken or proposes to take to address this issue? THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF URBAN DEVELOPMENT (SMT. DEEPA DASMUNSHI) (a) & (b): Four projects of Remodelling of Storm Water Drains (SWD) in Challaghatta, Vrushabhavathi, Hebbal and Koramangala valleys in Bangalore were taken up under Urban Infrastructure & Governance (UIG) Sub-Mission of Jawaharlal Nehru National Urban Renewal Mission (JnNURM) by the Government of Karnataka.

Works have been delayed and stopped due to non-availability of work fronts and poor performance of contractors. (c): The Detailed Project Reports (DPRs) for the four projects was originally approved by the Government of India (GoI) for funding under UIG Sub-Mission of JnNURM on 24.11.2006. The details and the current status of the four projects is annexed. (d): It has been intimated by the Government of Karnataka (GoK) that the State Level Empowered Committee chaired by the Chief Secretary, GoK, in its 21st Meeting held on 11.01.2012, has constituted a Committee headed by the Additional Chief Secretary, GoK to monitor the progress of the projects and frame a Work Plan for implementation of the projects.

Annexure Amount Rs. in lakh Date as on 15-3-2013 PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION STATUS OF FOUR PROJECTS OF BANGALORE

PROJECTS UNDER JNNURM IN HYDERABAD 21st March, 2013 RSQ 2789 SHRI MOHD. ALI KHAN SHRI T. RATNA BAI Will the Minister of Urban Development be pleased to state: (a) whether Government is taking up the projects under Jawaharlal Nehru National Urban Renewal Mission (JNNURM) with Rs. 407 crores in Punjagutta, Chandrayangutta flyovers, and with Rs.266 crores on Musi River cleaning, and the footpath works at Charminar in Hyderabad; and (b) if so, the details thereof and the amount spent and the present status thereof ? THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF URBAN DEVELOPMENT (SMT. DEEPA DASMUNSHI) (a) & (b): Details of projects approved for Flyovers, Musi Revitalization and Charminar Pedestrianization in Hyderabad under Urban Infrastructure & Governance (UIG) Sub-Mission of Jawaharlal Nehru National Urban Renewal Mission (JnNURM) are annexed.

Annexure Amount Rs. in lakh Date as on 15-3-2013 PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION STATUS OF FOUR PROJECTS OF HYDERABAD Sl. No

Project Title Approved Cost

Date of CSMC /

CCEA / CCI Meeting/Project Approval

Total ACA Commitment (Central

Share)

As per MoF

Release Order - ACA

Released till date

Utilisation as per Dec''12

QPR % of

Amount

Utilised

against

Approved Cost % of work

completed

(Physical

Progress)

Date of Completion as per

latest QPR

1 Flyover at Rajiv Gandhi Circle-Volume II

3,300.00 27-Mar-06 1,155.00 1,023.7

5

3,616.00 110% पूणर् Completed The

project isphysicall

y Complet

ed 2 Flyover at Green

Lands Junction 1,727.00 27-Mar-06 604.45

485.55 1,761.00 102% पूणर् Complete

d The project isphysicall

y Complet

ed । 3 Flyover at

Chandrayangagutta

1,101.00 27-Mar-06 385.35 362.09

1,047.00 95% पूणर् Completed The

project isphysicall

y

Completed ।

4 Road Widening on Outer Ring Road and Inner Ring Road under Charminar Pedestrianisation Project (Heritage)

3,510.00 28-Jun-06 1,228.50 1,105.67

3,050.00 87% 90% The project is

87% physicall

y Complet

ed । 5 Musi campaign

Musi Revitalisation project

4,426.51 22-Jan-07 1,549.28 1,161.96

4,451.00 101% 80% The project is

80% physicall

y Complet

ed । Total 14,064.5

1 4,922.58 4,139.0

2 13,925.0

0 99%

STEPS TO PROVIDE BETTER AMENITIES AND FACILITIES IN URBAN AREAS 25th April, 2013 RSQ 3397 SHRI NARESH AGRAWAL Will the Minister of URBAN DEVELOPMENT be pleased to state: (a) whether Government has taken note of the recent upsurge in the urban population; (b) whether Government has taken any steps to provide better amenities and facilities in the urban areas; (c) if so, the details thereof; and (d) if not, the reasons therefor? THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF URBAN DEVELOPMENT (SMT. DEEPA DASMUNSHI) (a): Yes, Sir. (b) to (d): Urban Development is a State subject and the State Governments have to take action for ameliorating pressures on cities. The Government of India support States in their efforts through schemes. The Government of India launched the Jawaharlal Nehru National Urban Renewal Mission (JNNURM) in 2005. The Urban Infrastructure and Governance component handled by Ministry of Urban Development seeks to improve urban infrastructure and transport in 65 identified cities. The needs of the small and medium towns are catered to by the Urban Infrastructure Development Scheme for Small and Medium Towns (UIDSSMT) programme. FUNDS FOR DEVELOPMENT OF MITHI RIVER 25th April, 2013 RSQ 3398

DR. YOGENDRA P. TRIVEDI Will the MINISTER OF URBAN DEVELOPMENT be pleased to state: (a) whether Government of Maharashtra has demanded any additional fund for the development of Mithi river in Mumbai from the Government; (b) if so, when and the additional amount demanded; (c) the amount provided till date; and (d) the details thereof? THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF URBAN DEVELOPMENT (SMT. DEEPA DASMUNSHI) (a) to (d) : Government of Maharashtra had sent a revised Detailed Project Report (DPR) for Mithi River Development Project to the Ministry on 8th September, 2010 and the same was sent to Ministry of Water Resources on 27.9.2010 for technical appraisal. Central Water Commission (CWC), Ministry of Water Resources on examination of the revised DPR has asked for hydrological data from the Government of Maharashtra. The project has not been technically cleared from the Ministry of Water Resources due to non-furnishing of hydrological data by the Government of Maharashtra. GREEN BELT USED AS DUMPING PLACE 2nd May, 2013 RSQ 4024 SHRI SHADI LAL BATRA Will the MINISTER OF URBAN DEVELOPMENT be pleased to state: (a) whether it is a fact that green belt adjoining Government Senior Secondary School and Samaj Sadan, Laxmibai Nagar, New Delhi, is being used as dumping place and has become haven for mosquitoes breeding, thereby putting the lives of thousands of students and residents of the area at risk; (b) the details of representations received in this regard and the action taken thereon including the demand for handing over this green belt to NDMC; and (c) the action proposed to be taken on the erring officials of Horticulture Wing of CPWD for their inaction which has led to the damage to the green belt? THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF URBAN DEVELOPMENT (SMT. DEEPA DASMUNSHI) (a) : No, Sir. Malba was temporarily dumped due to maintenance of houses. The same has been removed. (b) : No representation has been received in this regard and there is no correspondence to hand over the Green Belt to NDMC. (c) : Not applicable in view of reply at (a) and (b). PROBLEM OF LANDFILLS FOR DUMPING GARBAGE 2nd May, 2013 RSQ 4025

SHRI RAJKUMAR DHOOT Will the MINISTER OF URBAN DEVELOPMENT be pleased to state: (a) whether it is a fact that problem of landfills for dumping garbage in the urban areas of the country has increased manifold in the recent past; (b) if so, the details thereof; and (c) the action Government propose to take to solve the problem? THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF URBAN DEVELOPMENT (SMT. DEEPA DASMUNSHI) (a) & (b): Yes, Sir. It is a fact that the problem of landfills for dumping garbage in the urban areas of the country has increased manifold in the recent past. The main factors responsible for it are lack of dumping space, financial constraints and inadequate capacity of Urban Local Bodies (ULBs). Also, lack of proper recycling and reuse of waste and its processing and treatment is also aggravating the problem of landfills where waste is being dumped indiscriminately. (c): Keeping in view the land and financial constraints faced by most of the small and large cities for creating sanitary landfill on individual basis for disposing of the municipal solid waste, the Ministry formulated a Guidance Note for Municipal Solid Waste Management on a Regional Basis in March 2011. It was sent to the state governments on 13th April 2011. The guidance note provides guidance on policy, institutional facility for treatment and disposal of municipal solid waste in sanitary landfill on regional/ shared basis. Under the various schemes of this Ministry, which include the Jawaharlal Nehru National Urban Renewal Mission, North Eastern Region Urban Development Programme, Urban Infrastructure Development Scheme in Satellite Towns, 10% Lump Sum Scheme for North Eastern Region including Sikkim, support is provided for implementation of solid waste management projects. SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT UNDER JNNURM 2nd May, 2013 RSQ 4028 SHRIMATI T. RATNA BAI SHRI MOHD. ALI KHAN Will the Minister of Urban Development be pleased to state: (a) whether Government is considering to incorporate the green technologies in solid waste management under Jawaharlal Nehru National Urban Renewal Mission (JNNURM) in the country; (b) if so, the details thereof; (c) whether any State Government came up with proposals of alternative technologies; and (d) if so, the details thereof and the action taken thereof? THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF URBAN DEVELOPMENT (SMT. DEEPA DASMUNSHI) (a) & (b): Solid waste management is a State subject and it is the responsibility of the State Governments / Urban Local Bodies to plan, design, execute and operate the solid waste management projects in the urban areas of the Country. The Government of India under Jawaharlal Nehru National Urban Renewal Mission (JnNURM) facilitates State/ ULBs in framing broad policies, programmes and guidelines for incorporating green technologies on solid waste management.

The municipal solid waste management projects approved under JnNURM program include necessary infrastructure facilities for processing and treatment facilities such a composting for bio-degradable matter with the objective to promote the use of organic fertilizers and also making RDF (Refuse Derived Fuel) pellets using recyclables with the objective to recover energy from municipal solid waste. (c) & (d) : Detailed Project Report (DPRs) prepared based on established waste management technologies are considered and approved by the Ministry for funding. Alternate waste management technologies, if any, included in the DPR need to be established with facts and figure within the stipulations of JnNURM guidelines. PIPED SEWER SYSTEM IN PUNJAB 2nd May, 2013 RSQ 4029 SHRI SUKHDEV SINGH DHINDSA Will the MINISTER OF URBAN DEVELOPMENT be pleased to state: (a) the urban population in Punjab which has access to a piped sewer system, as per census 2011; and (b) the nature of assistance given by Centre to Punjab in this regard? THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF URBAN DEVELOPMENT (SMT. DEEPA DASMUNSHI) (a): As per the Census Report 2011, 63.70% of urban households in Punjab are having piped sewer system. (b): The Ministry of Urban Development has sanctioned 2 sewerage projects at an estimated cost of ` 27,829.00 lakh and 8 sewerage projects at an estimated cost of ` 33,646.91 lakh to the Government of Punjab, under Urban Infrastructure and Governance (UIG) and the Urban Infrastructure Development Scheme for Small and Medium Towns (UIDSSMT) components of the Jawaharlal Nehru National Urban Renewal Mission (JNNURM) respectively. CIVIC AMENITIES DEVELOPMENT WORK IN THE COUNTRY 8th August, 2013 RSQ 615 SHRI ISHWARLAL SHANKARLAL JAIN Will the Minister OF URBAN DEVELOPMENT be pleased to state: (a) whether civic amenities development works are done in all the smaller and big cities of the country by the Ministry, if so, the details of the said works; (b) whether most of the smaller and big cities have not been able to get civic amenities; (c) whether even at present in absence of toilet facilities in the smaller cities people defecate in open; and (d) whether Central as well as State Government have failed to carryout development work in smaller cities, if so, the details thereof, if not, the reasons therefor? THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF URBAN DEVELOPMENT (SMT. DEEPA DASMUNSHI) (a) : Yes Sir. Provision of Civic Amenities like Water Supply, Sanitation etc. being a State subject, is the responsibility of State Government/UT Administration/ Urban Local Bodies. However, Ministry of Urban Development assists State Government for improvement of Civic amenities through its various schemes like:-

(i) Jawaharlal Nehru National Urban Renewal Mission (JnNURM): JnNURM is a reform driven scheme which was launched on 3rd December, 2005 with the objective of fast track development of cities across the country, mainly focusing on bringing efficiency in urban infrastructure service delivery mechanisms, community participation and accountability of Urban Local Bodies and Parastatal agencies towards citizens along with sustainable development of cities during the mission period 2005-12. It has two sub components (a) Urban Infrastructure and Governance (UIG):- Sixty five cities are covered under the (UIG) component of JnNURM. Water Supply, Sewerage, Storm Water Drainage, Road Network etc. are admissible sectors for grant of additional central assistance. (b) Urban Infrastructure Development Scheme for Small and Medium Towns (UIDSSMT):- It is the other sub-component of JNNURM, which covers, all cities / towns as per 2001 census except cities/towns covered under UIG for improvement of urban infrastructure. (ii) Urban Infrastructure Development in Satellite Towns (UIDSST):- This pilot scheme for towns around seven mega cities (i.e. Mumbai, Kolkata, Delhi, Chennai, Hyderabad, Bangalore and Ahmedabad) is for developing urban infrastructure facilities like drinking water, sewerage and solid waste management etc. (iii) North Eastern Region Urban Development Programme (NERUDP) :- It is being implemented with the financial assistance from Asian Development Bank (ADB) in the capital cities of five North Eastern States viz. Agartala (Tripura), Aizawl (Mizoram), Gangtok (Sikkim), Kohima (Nagaland) and Shillong (Meghalaya) covering priority urban services. (iv) 10% Lump-sum Provision Scheme for North Eastern Regions including Sikkim:- This scheme became operational from the financial year 2001-02 for improving urban infrastructure such as roads, water supply etc. for the eight North Eastern States including Sikkim. (b) Does not arise in view of (a) above. (c) & (d) Only 32.7 percent of urban households are connected to a piped sewer system whereas 38.2 percent dispose of their wastes into septic tanks and 8.80% households are having pit latrines (single & double, etc.). 1.70% of households are having other latrines (connected to open drains, night soil removed by human etc.). About 18.6% urban households still do not have access to individual toilets – about 6 percent use a public /community toilets and 12.6 percent are forced the indignity of open defecation. Due to rapid urbanization, the provision of basic amenities with reference to water supply, sewerage, drainage and toilet facilities has not been able to keep pace with the increase in population. As per 2011 Census, the level of urbanisation in the country has increased from 27.7% in 2001 to 31.1% in 2011 – (an increase of 3.4 percentage points during 2001-2011) compared to an increase of 2.1 percentage points during 1991-2001. SUPPLY OF SAFE DRINKING WATER IN GOLE MARKET AREA OF NEW DELHI 8th August, 2013 RSQ 620 SHRI ANIL KUMAR SAHANI Will the MINISTER OF URBAN DEVELOPMENT be pleased to state:

(a) whether drinking water supplied to the DIZ Area, Sector-4, Raja Bazar, Gole Market is contaminated causing health related problems including diseases, if so, the details thereof; (b) the details of the arrangements made for testing of contaminated drinking water indicating the time-intervals/duration of testing the drinking water, if so, the details thereof; (c) if not, the investigation done and action taken by the Ministry regarding non- testing of water supplied to the area; and (d) the steps taken/being taken by the NDMC/CPWD/DJB to provide safe drinking water supply to the area? THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF URBAN DEVELOPMENT (SMT. DEEPA DASMUNSHI) (a) No, Sir. Drinking water supply to DIZ Area, Sector IV, Raja Bazar, Gole Market is supplied by NDMC to the underground tank of CPWD and further distribution to the residents is made by CPWD. (b) The drinking water is being tested from the approved lab at regular interval and generally at 3 months. The last sample collected and tested on 13.05.2013 from the end point i.e. quarter no. 91-D, Sector – IV, Raja Bazar and test report found satisfactory and shows no contamination. (c) & (d) Do not arise. ALLOCATION OF FUNDS FOR HIMACHAL PRADESH FOR URBAN BEAUTIFICATION 22nd August, 2013 RSQ *193 SHRIMATI BIMLA KASHYAP SOOD GOVERNMENT OF INDIA MINISTRY OF URBAN DEVELOPMENT Will the Minister of URBAN DEVELOPMENT be pleased to state: (a) the details of the funds provided by Central Government for beautification of the cities of Himachal Pradesh during 2011-12 and 2013, district-wise; and (b) the details of the proposals sent by the State Government of Himachal Pradesh? THE MINISTER OF URBAN DEVELOPMENT (SHRI KAMAL NATH) (a) & (b): A Statement is laid on the Table of the House. STATEMENT STATEMENT REFERRED TO IN REPLY TO PART (a) to (b) of RAJYA SABHA STARRED QUESTION NO. 193* FOR ANSWER ON 22-08-2013 REGARDING ALLOCATION OF FUNDS FOR HIMACHAL PRADESH (a): The objective of the Jawaharlal Nehru National Urban Renewal Mission (JnNURM) is inter-alia for the integrated development of infrastructural services in the notified urban centers. Details of Additional Central Assistance (ACA) released during 2011-12 and 2012-2013, city-wise under Urban Infrastructure & Governance (UIG) Sub-mission of JnNURM in the State of Himachal Pradesh is as follows:-

* ACA Includes for which projects sanctioned prior to Mar'' 2008 Details of ACA released during 2011-12 and 2012-2013 for the purpose, city/town wise under Urban Infrastructure Development Schemes for Small & Medium Towns (UIDSSMT) of JnNURM in the State of Himachal Pradesh is at annexure-I. (b): One new project namely “Construction of 67 Storm Water Drains” in Shimla has been received under UIG Sub-Mission of JnNURM during the transition phase from the State of Himachal Pradesh. Details of new projects received under UIDSSMT during the transition phase from State of Himachal Pradesh is at Annexure-II.

ANNEXURE-I URBAN INFRASTRUTURE DEVELOPMENT SCHEME FOR SMALL AND MEDIUM TOWNS (UIDSSMT) Project-wise status as on 17.08.2013

(Rs. in lakhs)

ANNEXURE-II ANNEXURE AS REFERRED IN REPLY TO RAJYA SABHA STARRED QUESTION NO.193 FOR 22.08.2013

EXPANSION OF THE NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION 22nd August, 2013 RSQ 1550

SHRI MAHENDRA SINGH MAHRA SHRI NARENDRA KUMAR KASHYAP Will the Minster of Urban Development be pleased to state: (a) Whether it is a fact that some other cities of the State of Haryana have been included in the NCR recently by expanding the National Capital Region, if so, the basis of this expansion; (b) The reasons for not including some important cities of Uttar Pradesh like Moradabad, Bareilly, Muzaffarpur, Saharanpur, Aligarh and Bulandshar also in the NCR; and (c) Whether Government would include other cities of Western Uttar Pradesh in the above scheme by expanding NCR? THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF URBAN DEVELOPMENT ( SHRIMATI DEEPA DASMUNSHI ) (a) : The National Capital Region Planning Board (NCRPB) has approved the proposal of Government of Haryana for inclusion of Bhiwani and Mahendragarh districts of state of Haryana in National Capital Region (NCR). The proposals for inclusion of districts in the NCR was recommended by the respective NCR participating States. The justifications given by State Governments were (i) contiguity to the existing NCR boundary, (ii) road and rail connectivity and (iii) economic drivers. (b): Bulandshahr district is already within NCR. NCRPB has not received proposal for inclusion of the cities in NCR from the Government of Uttar Pradesh. (c): NCRPB has not received any proposal to include other cities of Western Uttar Pradesh in NCR. DISPOSAL OF URBAN GARBAGE 29th August, 2013 RSQ 2155 SHRI MANSUKH L. MANDAVIYA Will the MINISTER OF URBAN DEVELOPMENT be pleased to state: (a) the action taken by Central Government in consultation with Ministry of Environment and Forests and State Governments to tackle disposal of urban garbage, as due to continuous urbanization, this problem has become very big for local self Governments and due to not having proper scientific and modern technology, this is creating huge pollution in urban areas, which badly affects to precious human life; and (b) whether the Ministry is approaching Ministry of New and Renewable Energy Resources to prepare a comprehensive plan to generate energy from disposal of urban garbage, if so, the details thereof? THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF URBAN DEVELOPMENT (SMT. DEEPA DASMUNSHI) (a): The Ministry of Environment & Forests has notified the ‘Municipal Solid Waste (Management and Handling) Rules, 2000’ for management of municipal solid waste. Further, the Ministry of Urban Development has, inter alia, taken the following steps:-

(i) “Manual on Municipal Solid Waste Management” was published in May, 2000 to assist Urban Local Bodies (ULBs) in management of municipal solid waste in a hygienic and scientific manner. (ii) Pursuant to the recommendations of the Committee on Solid Waste Management for Class-I cities constituted by the Hon’ble Supreme Court of India, a “Report on Technology Advisory Group on Solid Waste Management” was brought out in May, 2005 and circulated to all the State Governments for adoption. (iii) Jawaharlal Nehru National Urban Renewal Mission (JNNURM) was launched in December 2005 with a view to provide infrastructure facilities in all the urban areas of the country including sewerage and solid waste management projects with a reform oriented agenda. (iv) Implementation of schemes viz, Urban Infrastructure Development in Satellite towns / Counter Magnets of Million plus cities (UIDSST), 10% Lump Sum Scheme for Benefit of North Eastern Region including Sikkim, North Eastern Region Urban Development Programme (NERUDP) and Scheme of Solid Waste Management and Drainage for 10 Selected IAF Airfield towns. (b): The Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE) is the nodal Ministry for promoting Waste-to-Energy projects (WTE projects). MNRE formulated “Programme on Energy Recovery from Municipal Solid Waste for Setting-up of 5 Pilot Projects” in the cities of Bengaluru (1 no.), Hyderabad (1 no.), New Delhi (2 nos.) and Pune (1 no.). A Task Force on WTE projects has been constituted by the Planning Commission in June, 2013 to examine the technological aspects of WTE projects. Model Profile/ Scheme for Public Private Partnership (PPP) projects based on WTE will be prepared by Department of Economic Affairs, Ministry of Finance and full scale project be taken up by the Ministry of Urban Development in consultation with MNRE only after the Expert Committee set-up by the Planning Commission gives its recommendations. PROPOSAL FOR GREEN BUILDING IN DELHI 29th August, 2013 RSQ 2161 SHRI BAISHNAB PARIDA Will the Minster of Urban Development be pleased to state: (a) Whether Delhi Development Authority proposes to go for green building in the Delhi region; if so, the details thereof; and (b) Whether Government proposes to grant certain incentives to the builders and others to achieve the objective; if so, the details thereof? THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF URBAN DEVELOPMENT (SHRIMATI DEEPA DASMUNSHI) (a): Yes, Sir. DDA proposes to build two land mark buildings that are being designed as per green building norms, viz. (i) Socio Cultural Centre at Dwarka,, (ii) Office-cum-record room at Gazipur (b): Yes.The proposed incentives shall be based on the rating criteria prescribed by ‘Green Rating for Integrated Habitat Assessment’ for green buildings wherein a maximum incentive up to 5% of extra FAR and Ground Coverage may be given as an incentive by the local bodies. EXPENDITURE ON PURCHASE OF MACHINES FOR CLEANING OF SEWER 29th August, 2013

RSQ 2167 DR. CHANDAN MITRA Will the MINISTER OF URBAN DEVELOPMENT be pleased to state: (a) whether Government proposes to purchase suction and suction-cum-jetting machines for cleaning sewers and septic tanks for all the cities/towns across the country, if so, the details thereof along with the expenditure to be incurred on the same; (b) whether Government has simultaneously chalked out any plan for dumping/managing pumping out sewage, if not, the reasons therefor; and (c) the steps taken by Government to evolve a standard method of collection, handling and transportation of septage and its implementation across the country? THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF URBAN DEVELOPMENT (SMT. DEEPA DASMUNSHI) (a) & (b): Ministry of Urban Development (MoUD) has initiated a proposal to formulate a “Scheme of Assistance for Mechanical Cleaning of Sewers and Septic Tanks (SAMCSS)” to assist cities/towns through the State Governments for procurement of suction and suction-cum-jetting machines with the objective to eliminate the hazardous manual cleaning. The proposal has been supported by Planning Commission to be implemented under Jawaharlal Nehru National Urban Renewal Mission (JNNURM). However, facilities for treatment and disposal of septage have to be set up by the State Governments and cities from their own resources. (c): The MoUD has issued an Advisory Note on Septage Management in January, 2013 for adoption by the States. The Advisory includes guidelines for frequency of de-sludging of septic tanks, transportation and methods of treatment and safe disposal of treated sludge. STRENGTHENING OF THE HOUSING AND DRINKING WATER IN THE COUNTRY 05th December, 2013 RSQ 146 SHRI ISHWARLAL SHANKARLAL JAIN Will the MINISTER OF URBAN DEVELOPMENT be pleased to state: (a) whether Government has failed to provide housing, drinking water facilities commensurate with the spread of urbanization in the country; (b) whether any steps are being taken for setting up and strengthening of the housing and drinking water projects in the cities; (c) whether people of the major cities of the country are facing problems of housing and drinking water, if so, the details thereof; and (d) whether Government had made any efforts to address the said problems in any major cities of the country during the last three years; if so, the details thereof? THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF URBAN DEVELOPMENT (SMT. DEEPA DASMUNSHI) (a) to (d): Providing housing and urban drinking water supply is the responsibility of the State Governments/Urban Local Bodies (ULBs). However, in order to supplement their efforts, Central Government are

allocating resources to State Governments through various centrally sponsored schemes and also supports State Governments in Capacity Building to implement the schemes. There is problem of housing and drinking water in cities due to the regular increase in population. In this connection, projects/programmes sanctioned by Central Government during last three years and current year are as under: • Under the Jawaharlal Nehru National Urban Renewal Mission (JNNURM)- Urban Infrastructure and Governance (UIG) Component of Ministry of Urban Development (MoUD), 21 projects have been sanctioned with Approved Central Assistance (ACA) of Rs. 1,232.18 Crores for water supply projects. • Under the JNNURM-Urban Infrastructure Development Scheme for Small and Medium Towns (UIDSSMT) Component of MoUD, 106 projects have been sanctioned with ACA of Rs. 2,320.58 Crores for water supply projects. • Under the Urban Infrastructure Development Scheme in Satellite Towns (UIDSST) of MoUD, 5 projects have been sanctioned with ACA of Rs.64.97 Crores for water supply projects. • Under the 10% Lump-sum provision scheme of MoUD for North Eastern Region including Sikkim, 8 projects have been sanctioned with ACA of Rs. 29.64 Crores for water supply projects. • Under the ADB assisted North Eastern Region Urban Development Programme (NERUDP) of MoUD, an amount of Rs. 38.94 crores was released to Nagaland, Mizoram, Sikkim and Tripura for water supply projects • Under Scheme of JNNURM and Rajiv Awas Yoyna (RAY) of Ministry of Housing and Urban Poverty Alleviation (HUPA), 558 projects have been sanctioned in 31 States with Central Assistance of Rs. 14672.75 crores towards providing housing units along with basic infrastructure facilities including drinking water. • Under the Scheme of Interest Subsidy for Housing the Urban Poor(ISHUP) of HUPA, 10 states were given interest subsidy of Rs. 17.50 crores to cover 13773 beneficiaries. COST OF WATER SUPPLY AND UNDERGROUND DRAINAGE WORK 05th December, 2013 RSQ 147 SHRI NATUJI HALAJI THAKOR Will the Minister of URBAN DEVELOPMENT be pleased to state: (a) whether the Ministry proposes to give Rs. 92 crores as 80 per cent of total cost covered overrun amount against Rs. 115 crores given to 43 Municipalities to complete water supply and underground drainage works to overcome cost overrun due to escalation of prices; and (b) if so, the details thereof. THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF URBAN DEVELOPMENT (SMT. DEEPA DASMUNSHI) (a): No, Sir. The cost escalation, if any, on projects/ works due to time overrun, addition of components etc., is to be borne by respective States / Urban Local Bodies (ULBs). (b) Does not arise. INSTANCE OF NATIONAL GREEN TRIBUNAL 05th December, 2013

RSQ 151 SHRI VIJAY JAWAHARLAL DARDA Will the Minster of Urban Development be pleased to state: (a) whether at the instance of National Green Tribunal, an expert committee was formed during January, 2013, on which technical specialists from IIT Roorkee were also co-opted, to determine the causes of pollution, caused by factors like ‘construction activities’, ‘natural content of the soil’, ‘vehicular emissions’, etc.; (b) if so, whether the Report has been studied by the Ministry of Urban Development as Urban Development is closely dependant on inputs received from such expert committee; and (c) whether bodies like Delhi Development Authority had also conducted such studies in the recent past, if so, the gist of findings thereof? THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF URBAN DEVELOPMENT (SMT. DEEPA DASMUNSHI) (a) : No, Sir. (b) : Does not arise in view of the reply at ‘a’ above. (c) : No such study has been conducted by Delhi Development Authority. FUNDS FOR URBAN POOR UNDER JNNURM 12th December, 2013 RSQ 918 SHRI KANWAR DEEP SINGH Will the Minister of Urban Development be pleased to state: (a) whether JNNURM has a component for providing amenities to the urban poor; (b) if so, the details of the schemes designed for the urban poor in selected cities; (c) the funds allocated and released for each scheme; and (d) the targets achieved in terms of the amenities provided to the urban poor and the population of urban poor covered under such schemes? THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF URBAN DEVELOPMENT (SMT. DEEPA DASMUNSHI) (a) to (d): The Jawaharlal Nehru National Urban Renewal Mission (JNNURM), a reform driven scheme, was launched on 3rd December, 2005 with the objective of fast track development of cities across the country, focusing on bringing about efficiency in urban infrastructure, service delivery mechanisms, community participation and accountability of Urban Local Bodies and Parastatals agencies towards citizens and to ensure sustainable development of selected 65 cities during the Mission period 2005-12. The JnNURM is meant for all sections of the society including urban poor. The admissible components of the JnNURM are the following:-

(i) Urban Renewal i.e. redevelopment of inner (old) city areas {this would include items like widening of narrow streets, shifting of industrial/ commercial establishments from non-conforming to ‘conforming’ areas to reduce congestion, replacement of old and worn-out water pipes by new/higher capacity ones, renewal of sewerage/drainage/ solid waste disposal systems, etc. (ii) Water Supply (including de-salination plants) and sanitation. (iii) Sewerage and Solid Waste Management. (iv) Construction and improvement of drains/ storm water drains. (v) Urban Transport, including roads, highways/ expressways/ MRTS/ metro projects. (vi) Parking lots/spaces on Public Private Partnership basis. (vii) Development of heritage areas. (viii) Prevention & rehabilitation of soil erosion/ landslides only in case of Special Category States where such problems are common and (ix) Preservation of water bodies. The Sector-wise funds allocated and released under Urban Infrastructure & Governance (UIG) Sub-Mission of JnNURM since inception of the scheme till now is annexed.

WATER CONNECTION IN UNAUTHORIZED COLONIES 12th December, 2013 RSQ 919 SHRI RAM KRIPAL YADAV Will the Minster of Urban Development be pleased to state: (a) whether Government has allowed Delhi Jal Board to provide waterconnection in Unauthorized Colonies who have been given provisional certificates; (b) if so, whether any extra charges is allowed or it is on regular charge basis; (c) whether Delhi Jal Board is asking their consumers to install their connection on their own expenses and they are only providing water meters to the consumers; and (d) if so, the charges fixed for those water meters by Delhi Jal Board, the details thereof? THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF URBAN DEVELOPMENT (SHRIMATI DEEPA DASMUNSHI ) (a) : Delhi Jal Board, after laying of water infrastructure, provides water connection to those unauthorized colonies, which have got ‘No Objection Certificate’ from Department of Urban Development, Government of National Capital Territory of Delhi. A public notification is issued in this regard for a particular colony/part of a colony (b): Development charges in addition to regular charges are levied. One time development charge is leviable at the time of sanction of water connection. Thereafter regular charges are taken. (c): After sanction of water connection, consumer is required to get his water connection at his own expenses. At present, water meters of specified specification may be installed by the consumer. Board is also installing/ replacing water meters. (d): For Board water meter, a meter security of Rs.400/- is being levied. WATER LOGGING PROBLEM 12th December, 2013 RSQ 924 SHRI SHASHI BHUSAN BEHERA Will the Minister of URBAN DEVELOPMENT be pleased to state: (a) whether the Ministry is aware of the fact that most of the cities in the plain areas are submerged with water logging in little rain because of unscientific drainage system, if so, the remedial measures or plans to address the problem; and (b) whether the Ministry has any nation-wide plan and budgetary provision for this monsoon problem of the cities, if so, the details thereof? THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF URBAN DEVELOPMENT (SHRIMATI DEEPA DASMUNSHI) (a) & (b): Yes, Sir. There is overflowing of drains and consequent water logging in cities. In order to tackle the issue, Ministry of Urban Development (MoUD) has, inter-alia, taken the following steps:-

(1) MoUD has issued an Advisory on "Action Plan for Flood Proofing of Cities/Towns" to all the State Governments in September, 2013 to prepare suitable Action Plan for flood proofing of each city/ town. (2): The Jawaharlal Nehru National Urban Renewal Mission (JNNURM) was launched in 2005 with budgetary provision to provide financial assistance to the State Govts. The JNNURM has two components namely, (i) Urban Infrastructure and Governance (UIG) and (ii) Urban Infrastructure Development Scheme for Small and Medium Towns (UIDSSMT). Under UIG component, 65 mission cities having population more than 1 million, towns with religious importance and State Capitals are eligible, whereas the remaining towns are eligible for funding under UIDSSMT. (3) The scheme for Urban Infrastructure Development in Satellite Towns (UIDSST) was launched with budgetary provision to provide financial assistance to develop urban infrastructure facilities including storm water drainage at satellite towns/counter magnets around seven mega-cities. (4) A scheme of 10% Lump Sum provision for Benefit of North Eastern Region including Sikkim was launched for improvement of urban infrastructure services including storm water drainage. PLASTIC WASTE MANAGEMENT IN URBAN AREAS 12th December, 2013 RSQ 926 SHRI DEVENDER GOUD T. Will the Minister of URBAN DEVELOPMENT be pleased to state: (a) the manner in which plastic waste management is being handled in major urban areas; (b) whether the above are in compliance with the Plastic Management Rules; (c) whether any violations have come to the notice of the Ministry; and (d) if so, the details thereof in the last three years and action taken thereon? (a) to (d): In the major urban areas, the plastic waste not picked up by the rag-pickers is getting mixed with the Municipal Solid Waste (MSW). Ministry of Environment & Forests has notified the Plastic Waste (Management and Handling) Rules, 2011 for the management of plastic waste. The Rules, inter-alia, provide for a mechanism for plastic waste management and for enforcement of the provisions of these rules. As per the report of Ministry of Environment & Forests/Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB), few instances of non-compliance with some provisions of the Rules relating to thickness of plastic carry bags and packaging of gutkha, tobacco and pan masala in plastic material have been reported in certain States/Union Territories. CPCB has asked State Pollution Control Boards & pollution Control Committees (SPCBs/PCCs) to issue direction to Municipal Authorities to provide complete information on implementation of the Plastic Waste (Management and Handling) Rules. THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF URBAN DEVELOPMENT (SHRIMATI DEEPA DASMUNSHI) (a) to (d): In the major urban areas, the plastic waste not picked up by the rag-pickers is getting mixed with the Municipal Solid Waste (MSW). Ministry of Environment & Forests has notified the Plastic Waste (Management and Handling) Rules, 2011 for the management of plastic waste. The Rules, inter-alia, provide for a mechanism for plastic waste management and for enforcement of the provisions of these rules. As per the report of Ministry of Environment & Forests/Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB), few instances of non-compliance with some provisions of the Rules relating to thickness of plastic carry bags and packaging of gutkha, tobacco and pan masala in plastic material have been reported in certain States/Union Territories. CPCB has asked State Pollution Control Boards & pollution Control Committees (SPCBs/PCCs) to issue direction to Municipal Authorities to provide complete information on implementation of the Plastic Waste (Management and Handling) Rules.

GUWAHATI METRO RAIL PROJECT 12th December, 2013 RSQ 927 SHRI BIRENDRA PRASAD BAISHYA Will the Minister of URBAN DEVELOPMENT be pleased to state: (a) Whether it is a fact that the Central Government has cleared the proposal for installation of Metro Rail services in the Guwahati City; (b) If so, the details therefore and its present status; and (c) Whether the feasibility, modalities and source of fund for successfully implementation of the Guwahati Metro Rail Project is being finalized; if so, the details thereof? THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF URBAN DEVELOPMENT (SMT. DEEPA DASMUNSHI) (a) No Sir, The Central Government has not received any proposal for installation of metro rail services in Guwahati City. (b) Does not arise. (c) Does not arise. AIMS AND OBJECTIVES TO SET UP RASHTRIYA SMRITI 12th December, 2013 RSQ 928 SHRI NAND KUMAR SAI Will the MINISTER OF URBEN DEVELOPMENT be pleased to state: (a) whetherGovernment proposes to set up a Rashtriya Smriti in New Delhi; if so the details in this regard; (b) the aims and objectives for setting up of such a Smriti; (c) the details of funds likely to be incurred in setting up of the said Smriti; and (d) the time by which the work is likely to be completed? THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF URBAN DEVELOPMENT (SMT. DEEPA DASMUNSHI) (a) Yes, Sir, Rashtriya Smriti has been planned in the form of a landscape edifice in the North of Shanti Vana to hold last rites of departed leaders. Three numbers of Memorial Walls have been planned to install Plaque of departed leaders. (b) To establish a place on the bank of river Yamuna Delhi, to perform the last rites of departed President, Vice President, Prime Minister, former Presidents, Vice Presidents and Prime Ministers and such other National Leaders as decided by the Cabinet. (C) Rs. 38.13 Crores. (d) July 2014.

WATER LOGGING PROBLEM IN DELHI 12th December, 2013 RSQ 930 SHRI ISHWARLAL SHANKARLAL JAIN Will the Minster of Urban Development be pleased to state: (a) whether Government has taken note of the problem of water logging at several places in the unauthorized colonies and different areas of Delhi during rainy seasons; (b) whether the drainage system of various parts of Delhi including adjoining areas are in a pathetic condition; (c) whether Government is taking any steps for the upkeep/repair of these drainage systems and for new drainage system; and (d) whether Delhi’s drainage system has been included in the master plan 2021; if so, the details thereof? THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF URBAN DEVELOPMENT ( SHRIMATI DEEPA DASMUNSHI ) (a) to (c) (d) Delhi Development Authority and other local bodies in Delhi viz. New Delhi Municipal Corporation and North, South, East Delhi Corporations take necessary steps for upkeep/repair/de-silting of drainage system in their respective areas. Drainage is a part of Master Plan Delhi 2021 (MPD-2021) i.e. under Physical Infrastructure Chapter at Para 14.4. WATER RECHARGE PROJECTS UNDER UIDSSMT 6th February, 2014 RSQ *229 SHRI RAGHUNANDAN SHARMA Will the Minister of URBAN DEVELOPMENT be pleased to state: (a) the details of the water recharging projects/schemes approved/undertaken by Government under the Urban Infrastructure Development Scheme for Small and Medium Towns (UIDSSMT) during the last three years and the current year, year-wise and State-wise; (b) the failure in project, if any, and the progress made on such projects/schemes, State-wise; (c) whether there is any provision for change of place/location by the concerned agency after approval of the projects/schemes; (d) if so, the details thereof along with the changes made including in Haryana; and (e) if not, the reaction of Government to such changes in the locations of projects/schemes? MINISTER OF URBAN DEVELOPMENT (SHRI KAMAL NATH) (a) to (e): A statement is laid on the Table of the House. STATEMENT

STATEMENT REFERRED TO IN REPLY TO THE RAJYA SABHA STARRED QUESTION NO *229 FOR 06.02.2014 REGARDING “WATER RECHARGE PROJECTS UNDER UIDSSMT”. (a) to (b) Water Supply is one of the admissible component for grant of Additional Central Assistance (ACA) under Urban Infrastructure Development Scheme for Small and Medium Towns (UIDSSMT) of Jawaharlal Nehru National Urban Renewal Mission (JnNURM). The details of Water supply schemes approved under UIDSSMT in various States of the country during the last three years and the current year, State-wise along with progress is annexed. (c) to (e) The projects under JnNURM are implemented by the State Government(s)/Union Territories (UTs) through Urban Local Bodies (ULBs)/parastatals as per their existing Rules and procedures. In case of any substantial/material deviation if required, in the approved Detailed Project Report (DPR) by the State/UTs, approval of competent sanctioning authority is required as per extant guidelines.

RULES FOR CONSTRUCTION AND DEMOLITION WASTE 6th February, 2014 RSQ *232 DR. CHANDAN MITRA Will the Minister of URBAN DEVELOPMENT be pleased to state: (a) whether Government has any estimate about the construction and demolition (C&D) waste generated in the country annually, if so, the details thereof ; (b) whether Government has any rules for disposal of C&D waste or standards for its reuse in construction, if so, the details thereof and if not, the reasons therefor; and (c) the steps taken by Government for reuse and management of huge quantity of C&D waste generated annually in the country? THE MINISTER OF URBAN DEVELOPMENT (SHRI KAMAL NATH) (a) to (c) : The statement is laid on the Table of the House.

STATEMENT STATEMENT AS REFERRED TO IN REPLY TO PART (a) to (c) OF RAJYA SABHA STARRED QUESTION NO.232 TO BE ANSWERED ON 06.02.2014 REGARDING “RULES FOR CONSTRUCTION AND DEMOLITION WASTE” RAISED BY DR. CHANDAN MITRA. (a) : There is no estimate of construction and demolition waste generated in the country by the Ministry of Urban Development. (b) : The Ministry has published a Manual on Municipal Solid Waste Management, 2000, which deals with various aspects of management of solid waste including management of construction and demolition waste. As per the Manual, retrievable items from C&D waste such as bricks, wood, metal, tiles etc. are recycled. CPWD also utilizes such material, which is of good quality. However, no Rules or Standards have been specified to this effect by Ministry of Urban Development.

(c) : CPWD has intimated that C&D waste having no salvage value is disposed off at approved dumping sites as per municipal rules. The management of the waste generated falls under the jurisdiction of Municipal Authority of the area. SHORTAGE OF DRINKING WATER IN CITIES OF THE COUNTRY 6th February, 2014 RSQ *237 SHRI SUKHENDU SEKHAR ROY Will the Minister of URBAN DEVELOPMENT be pleased to state: (a) whether Government has made assessment regarding shortage of drinking water in cities of India, if so, the details thereof, city-wise; (b) whether there is a decline in the ground water level in the country, particularly in Delhi, Kolkata, Mumbai, Chennai and other cities; (c) if so, the details thereof along with the reasons therefor; and (d) the details of remedial measures adopted by Government? MINISTER OF URBAN DEVELOPMENT (SHRI KAMAL NATH) (a) to (d): A Statement is laid on the Table of the House.

STATEMENT STATEMENT REFERRED TO IN REPLY TO RAJYA SABHA STARRED QUESTION NO. 237 FOR 06.02.2014 REGARDING SHORTAGE OF DRINKING WATER IN CITIES OF THE COUNTRY (a) to (d): Water Supply is a State subject and it is the responsibility of the State Governments/ Urban Local Bodies (ULBs)/State Water Supply & Sewerage Boards to monitor water supply and operate and maintain water supply projects. Ground water is continuously being used for drinking, irrigation and various other purposes due to which ground water levels in various parts of the country is declining including in some of the metro cities. Central Ground Water Board (CGWB) under the Ministry of Water Resources carries out ground water monitoring in the Country on regional scale. Ground water monitoring data of CGWB for pre-monsoon 2013, compared with decadal mean of pre-monsoon (2003-2012), indicates that out of total wells analyzed, around 56% of the wells are showing decline in ground water levels in various parts of the Country. Decline in ground water levels is observed mainly from parts of Andhra Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Delhi, Gujarat, Haryana, Karnataka, Kerala, Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh, Odisha, Punjab, Rajasthan, Tamil Nadu and West Bengal. Based on long term data analysis no decline is observed in ground water levels in Mumbai and Chennai. However, declining trends in the range of 0.14 to 0.77 m / year is observed in Hyderabad whereas declining trends in range of 0.01 to more than 2 m/ year are observed in nearly 33% of the wells in Delhi. Ministry of Urban Development is supplementing the efforts of State Governments/Urban Local Bodies in providing adequate water supply facilities in urban areas under various schemes such as Jawaharlal Nehru National Urban Renewal Mission (JNNURM), 10% lumpsum provision for North Eastern States, North Eastern Region Urban Development Programme (NERUDP) and Urban Infrastructure Development Scheme for Satellite Towns (UIDSST). Various measures undertaken by Ministry of Water Resources include Implementation of a Central Sector Scheme for Study of Recharge to Ground Water in the Country during IX Five Year Plan; Implementation of Demonstrative Artificial Recharge Projects under the Central Sector Scheme of Ground Water Management & Regulation during X

and XI Five Year Plans; Circulation of Manuals/ Guides on Artificial Recharge of ground water to the States/ Union Territories to enable them to formulate area specific Artificial Recharge Schemes to check the declining trend in ground water levels; Preparation of a concept report titled “Master Plan for Artificial Recharge to Ground Water”; Constitution of Central Ground Water Authority (CGWA) under the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 for regulation and control of ground water management and Development and circulation of a ‘Model Bill’ to all the States & UTs to enable them to enact suitable legislation for regulation and control of ground water development and management including provision for rain water harvesting. COMPLAINTS OF CIVIL CONSTRUCTION BY DMRC 6th February, 2014 RSQ 1657 SHRI JAI PRAKASH NARAYAN SINGH SHRI GUNDU SUDHARANI Will the Minister of URBAN DEVELOPMENT be pleased to state: (a) whether it is a fact that there is lot of complaints in the quality of civil construction by DMRC in the metro, including the pillars of Airport Metro Line; (b) how many complaints were received by Government from various quarters including the Members of Parliament; (c) the action taken by Government on the officials of DMRC for the shabby construction work carried out by DMRC including the Airport Metro Line; and (d) if not, the reasons for not taking any action against the officials wherein the lapses are so serious that it involves the safety of the passengers travelling metro? THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF URBAN DEVELOPMENT (SHRIMATI DEEPA DASMUNSHI) (a) & (b): In the last two years, the Govt. has received two complaints one each from Smt. Gundu Sudharani and Shri Jai Prakash Narayan Singh, Members of Parliament on the defects in the pillars of Airport Metro Line and two representations from Patparganj F.I.E. Entrepreneurs Association, Delhi on the poor workmanship by Delhi Metro Rail Corporation Ltd. (DMRC) (c): The action taken by DMRC on the following faulty civil construction works are as under:- I. Sections under Operation . (i) Defect in the girder bearing system of the Airport Metro Express Link due to damage of the grout material used above and below the bearings at few locations The Government constituted a two member Enquiry Committee, comprising Additional Member (Works), Railway Board, Ministry of Railways and Additional Secretary & Chief Vigilance Officer (CVO), Ministry of Urban Development. The report of the Enquiry Committee was referred to Central Vigilance Commission (CVC), and as per the CVC’s advice, the report has been forwarded to DMRC for examination by the Board of DMRC for taking action against various officials of DMRC as well as various consultants and contractors as per the findings of the report. DMRC has also been directed to examine various system improvements to avoid recurrence of such failure in future. DMRC has constituted a Board sub-committee under the chairmanship of Secretary (UD) and consisting of Chief Secretary, Govt. of National Capital Territory of Delhi (GNCTD), Additional Member (Works), Railway Board and Joint Secretary & Financial Adviser, Ministry of Urban Development to consider the Enquiry Committee

report and take further action. DMRC has intimated that the following actions have been taken against the consultant contract :- (a) Civil contractors (M/s. IJM – IJMII JV) have been disqualified from Phase-III tenders. They have not been allowed to participate in the tenders of Ph-III. Their pre-qualification has also been put under suspension. (b) The Performance Security of the Airport Metro Line Consultant, a consortium led by M/s Oriental Consultants, Japan, amounting to Rs. 5.8 crore has been forfeited. (ii) Development of cracks in the arm of the balanced cantilever beam of NOIDA City Centre station at Delhi end The legal options are being explored for taking action against the contractor i.e. M/s Gammon India Ltd, whose Defect Liability Period of works has been over long ago. The service of one Junior Engineer of DMRC has been terminated. Disciplinary Action under major penalty has been initiated against one Executive Engineer of DMRC. II. Works Site (i) Accident occurred during launching of segmental box girder of the viaduct at Zamroodpur in Central Secretariat – Badarpur line For the accident at Zamroodpur, the contractor, M/s Gammon India Limited, was barred from entrusting any new contract in DMRC for a period of two years, a penalty of Rs.5 crores was imposed and the Performance Guarantee of 5% was extended to 5 years after completion of work as against 10% upto 1 year apart from recovery of penalties as per terms and conditions on Safety, Health and Environment in the contract. The Detailed Design Consultant, M/s Arch Consultancy Services Pvt. Limited was black-listed for a period of 5 years from engagement by DMRC or DMRC contractors. M/s Tandon Consultants Pvt. Ltd. was debarred from engagement for any consultancy work in Delhi Metro for a period of 2 years either directly or through contracting agencies. The action was also taken against three senior officials of DMRC namely Director (Project) and two Deputy Chief Engineers who were repatriated to their parent departments and one expatriate Quality Expert of General Consultants was demobilized. (d): Does not arise. FUNDS FOR DEVELOPMENT OF METROPOLITAN CITIES 6th February, 2014 RSQ 1731 DR. V. MAITREYAN Will the Minister of URBAN DEVELOPMENT be pleased to state: (a) whether Government has plans to allocate more funds for the infrastructure development of major Metropolitan cities in the country viz. Chennai, Bengaluru, Mumbai, Kolkata and New Delhi, if so, the details thereof; (b) the funds allocated, disbursed and utilized in the last five years for the Development of Urban Infrastructure, year-wise; and (c) whether Government is keen in constructing outer ring road and inner ring roads with adequate flyovers in all the major metropolitan cities, particularly Chennai and Bengaluru and if so, the details thereof? THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF URBAN DEVELOPMENT (SMT. DEEPA DASMUNSHI)

(a)&(b): The Jawaharlal Nehru National Urban Renewal Mission (JNNURM), a reform driven scheme, was launched on 3rd December, 2005 with the objective of fast track development of cities across the country, focusing on bringing about efficiency in urban infrastructure, service delivery mechanisms, community participation and accountability of Urban Local Bodies and Parastatals agencies towards citizens and to ensure sustainable development of selected 65 cities during the Mission period 2005-12. The Mission has completed for two years i.e. upto 31.03.2012. However, the Govt. has extended the period for two years i.e. upto 31.03.2014 for completion of ongoing reforms and projects. The Govt. on 17.01.2013 approved to sanction new projects and Capacity Building activities under JnNURM till 31.03.2014 with the transitional arrangement. A list of projects approved for the Mission cities including the cities of Chennai, Bengaluru, Mumbai, Kolkata and New Delhi with approved cost, ACA Committed and funds released for utilization under JnNURM for last five years is at Annexure – I. Under the second stimulus package announced by the Government of India in January, 2009, the Cities, including Metropolitan cities, as a one-time measure have been provided financial assistance for purchase of buses for their urban transport system under Jawaharlal Nehru National Urban Renewal Mission (JnNURM). Details are at Annexure-II. Further, Ministry of Urban Development has launched new bus funding scheme for sanctioning up to 10,000 buses for all cities/urban agglomerations/municipal corporations with special emphasis on hilly States during 2013-14 wherein three Metropolitan cities i.e. Mumbai, Kolkata and Bangalore have, so far, been sanctioned funds for purchase of buses as well ancillary infrastructure. However due of non-completion of condition for sanction of release of 1st installment, fund has not been released so far. Details of sanction of buses and ancillary infrastructure are at Annexure-III & IV. In regard to development of Metro projects in metropolitan cities, details may be seen at Annexure V. (c): Under Urban Infrastructure & Governance (UIG) Sub-mission of JnNURM, Roads and flyovers is one of the admissible components for grant of Additional Central Assistance (ACA). A list of Roads and flyovers projects approved under UIG for the various Mission cities is at Annexure VI. ANNEXURE – I REFERRED TO IN REPLY TO RAJYA SABHA UNSTARRED QUESTION NO. 1731 FOR 06.02.2014 REGARDING FUNDS FOR DEVELOPMENT OF METROPOLITAN CITIES Details of ACA committed / ACA released to projects under JnNURM for last 5 years

(Rs. in lakh) S. No.

Name of State

Total Allocation (Original + Additional)

ACA Committed

ACA released for Utilisation for Projects (Rs. in lakh)

2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 Total

1 Andhra Pradesh

211845.00

2,07,285.03

18,898.95 27,385.07

15,569.86

32,500.10

12,648.51

1,07,002.49

2 Arunachal Pradesh

10740.00 16,243.38 2,053.91 2,006.94 - 4,759.16 1,738.20 10,558.21

3 Assam 27320.00 28,449.64 6,321.15 7,112.41 3,792.54 6,795.91 - 24,022.01

4 Bihar 59241.00 39,475.73 1,955.62 7,441.39 - - 2,451.85 11,848.86

5 Chandigarh

27087.00 2,684.64 405.20 - 734.52 - - 1,139.72

6 Chattisgarh

24803.00 24,291.20 - 12,145.60

3,643.68 - - 15,789.28

7 Delhi 282318.00

2,32,734.35

2,220.58 17,248.00

43,509.00

6,938.27 32,498.40

1,02,414.25

8 Goa 12094.00 5,987.26 - - - 72.45 1,424.37 1,496.82

9 Gujarat 257881.00

2,71,192.36

47,035.34 47,788.21

7,297.21 39,612.00

16,032.68

1,57,765.44

10 Haryana 32332.00 34,954.51 9,147.46 - 5,283.80 6,888.13 7,501.94 28,821.33

11 Himachal Pradesh

13.66.00 2,930.95 - 2,619.01 - 121.09 210.13 2,950.23

12 Jammu & Kashmir

48836.00 48,775.63 2,500.00 - - 10,032.72

6,295.53 18,828.

25

13 Jharkhand

94120.00 49,936.58 6,682.46 5,384.66 417.03 6,204.58 10,340.96

29,029.69

14 Karnataka

152459.00

1,48,480.33

12,992.94 21,578.53

7,659.85 24,234.18

8,186.20 74,651.70

15 Kerala 67476.00 63,449.60 3,350.50 2,439.45 - 6,516.15 - 12,306.10

16 Madhya Pradesh

132850.00

1,37,851.92

15,931.43 12,343.27

4,828.66 14,280.93

17,000.55

64,384.84

17 Maharashtra

550555.00

5,80,919.19

88,349.54 88,649.86

41,004.49

76,471.17

35,905.83

3,31,380.89

18 Manipur 15287.00 13,856.10 - 2,883.37 - 2,078.42 3,464.02 8,425.81

19 Meghalaya

15668.00 19,616.15 4,904.04 - - 7,296.11 550.35 12,750.00

20 Mizoram 14822.00 10,339.19 - 756.82 - - 2,722.39 3,479.21

21 Nagaland 11628.00 10,571.83 389.26 1,702.81 - 1,246.83 1,792.49 5,131.39

22 Orissa 3223 59.212.53 3,338.00 2,491.60 - 6,999.34 10,098.53

22,927.47

5.00

23 Punjab 70775.00 22,692.00 4,939.22 3,346.62 - - 1,810.43 10,096.27

24 Puducherry

20680.00 16,272.00 993.20 - - 2,189.00 252.00 3,434.20

25 Rajasthan 74869.00 78,061.50 20,281.38 2,826.10 - 4,584.94 5,215.70 32,908.12

26 Sikkim 10613.00 8,688.30 538.20 1,663.87 - 1,273.24 2,172.07 5,647.38

27 Tamil Nadu

225066.00

2,44,422.55

28,446.11 337,723.44

2,635.84 47,132.47

13,355.30

1,29,293.16

28 Tripura 14018.00 16,043.40 1,760.85 2,250.00 - 2,406.51 4,010.85 10,428.21

29 Uttar Pradesh

276941.00

2,69,660.51

43,078.75 47,632.21

25,479.16

65,351.90

1,456.44 1,82,998.46

30 Uttarakhand

40534.00 31,192.15 2,678.56 7,546.69 1,775.92 6,741.55 4,128.78 22,871.50

31 West Bengal

321840.00

2,48,666.10

22,857.17 27,717.88

17,412.81

27,043.89

21,177.51

1,16,209.26

Total 3149999.00

29,44,936.61

3,52,049.082

3,92.683.81

1,82,044.37

4,09,771.04

2,24,442.01

15,60,991.05

ANNEXURE – VI REFERRED TO IN REPLY TO RAJYA SABHA UNSTARRED QUESTION NO. 1731 FOR 06.02.2014 REGARDING FUNDS FOR DEVELOPMENT OF METROPOLITAN CITIES List of project sanctioned for sector Road / flyover under UIG (Rs. in lakh) S. No. Name of State Project Title Approved Cost Total ACA

Commitment (Central Share)

As per MoF Release Order - ACA Released till date

1 Delhi Delhi Construction of Grade Separator on Road No.56 ISBT Anand Vihar, Delhi

9,600.00 3,360.00 3,024.00

2 Delhi Delhi Construction of 3 additional clover leaves at

8,818.00 3,086.30 771.58

Noida More Flyover i/c slip road, bridges, footpath, cycle track and underpass.

3 Delhi Delhi RUB & ROB at Railway Level Crossing at Road no.68 Near Nand Nagari.

9,800.00 3,430.00 3,087.00

4 Delhi Delhi Improvement and strengthening of roads of Okhla Indl. Area Phase I & II, Central Zone.

14,861.00 5,201.35 2,080.54

5 Delhi Delhi Improvment of road of 60 ft. ROW and above by providing RMC Pavement (Phase-I) in various zones of MCD.

16,510.00 5,778.50 1,444.63

6 Delhi Delhi Flyover at Africa Avenue and Arun Asaf Ali Road.

9,161.00 3,206.35 2,885.71

7 Delhi Delhi Flyover at Vivekanand Marg, Nelson Mandela Marg, Poorvi, Marg.

9,161.00 3,206.35 2,885.71

8 Delhi Delhi Construction of Grade Separator at Raja Ram Kohli Marg Intersection on

250.00 87.50 78.77

Marginal Bund Road Geeta Colony Delhi.

9 Dlhi Construction of Grade Separator for free flow Traffic at T-Junction of Marginal Bund Road and Master Plan Road over Disusrd Canal near Shastri Nagar in East Delhi.

250.00 87.50 78.77

10 Delhi Construction of Grade Separator at the Junction of G.T. Road and Road No.56 near Apsara Border.

14,147.00

11 Delhi Construction of Bridge and its Approaches over River Yamuna Down stream of existing Bridge at Wazirabad, Delhi.

98,071.00

12 Delhi Alignment over Barapulla Nallah

97,000.00

13 Delhi Ring Road Bye-pass from Salimgarh Fort to Velodrom Road Package-I Velodrom Road to back of Rajghat Power Station Package-II Back of Rajghat Power Station to

40,944.00

Salimgarh Fort.

14 Delhi Corridor Improvement of U.P. Link Road from NH-24 Crossing (Noida More) to Chilla Regulator.

25,010.00

15 Gujarat Construction of Road over bridge across Vadodara - Jambusar NG railway Line at Rly Km 2/3-4 in lieu of railway crossing no 2 between station Vishwamitri and Jambusar at 40 M wide ring road at Kalali

4,435.10

16 Gujarat Construction of Road over bridge in lieu of existing level crossing no 2 between station Pratapnagar Jambusar (NG) Section at Railway Km 1/15 to 2/1 near Lalbaug at Vadodara

4,570.00

17 Gujarat Construction of 4 Lane RoB Across Ahmedabad-Mumbai B.G Line at Railway Km. 399/41 between Station Vishwamitri and Makarpura near

1,396.00

D-Cabin Navayard on 24.0 M. Road at Vadodara city

18 Gujarat Construction of 2 Lane RoB Acrooss Ahmedabad-Mumbai B.G Line at Railway Km 395/10 between Station Vadodara and Makarpura near Dinesh Mill at Vadodara

1,968.00

19 Himachal Pradesh

Construction of widening and lowering of existing tunnel near Auckland House school (Including construction of approach bridge)

1,009.06

20 Karnataka Construction of Underpass at Malleshwaram Circle

1,245.21 435.82 392.25

21 Karnataka Construction of underpass at Taogre circle

1,755.90 614.57 553.10

22 Karnataka Development of Traffic and Transit Management Centre at Jayanagar, Bangalore (Proposed passenger amenity centre at Jayanagar)

889.58 311.35 280.20

23 Karnataka Upgradation side walks and asphalting work of roads surrounding M.G. Road area

4,361.16 1,526.41 1,373.76

24 Karnataka Upgradation side walks and asphalting work of roads surrounding Koramangala area

5,044.90 1,765.72 1,589.15

25 Karnataka Construction of bridge at Gali Anjaneya junction

3,008.00 1,052.80 947.52

26 Karnataka Construction of grade separator at Yeshwanthpur junction

2,157.91 755.27 679.75

27 Karnataka Construction of Flyover along ORR at IBLUR junction

1,874.28 656.00 590.40

28 Karnataka Construction of Flyover along ORR at Agara Junction

3,809.93 1,333.48 1,200.13

29 Karnataka Construction of Underpass at Ring Road Hennur Banaswadi Road Junction

2,543.49 890.33 801.29

30 Karnataka Construction of underpass at Magadi Road and Chord road junction

2,782.49 973.87 876.46

31 Karnataka Construction of Underpass at

2,486.90 870.42 783.36

Ring Road-Kaderinahalli junction

32 Karnataka Construction of Underpass at Ring Road-CNR Rao junction

2,260.62 791.22 712.08

33 Karnataka Construction of Underpass at Ring Road-Puttenahalli Junction

2,284.84 799.69 719.87

34 Karnataka Upgradation of Outer Ring Road at Mysore

21,716.52 17,373.22 15,635.90

35 Maharashtra Eastern Freeway from Prince of Wales Museum to APLR - MUIP

29,963.70 10,487.30 9,438.57

36 Maharashtra Elevated road on Sahar road - MUIP

15,513.34 5,429.67 5,429.68

37 Maharashtra Road Over Bridges (ROBs)

8,628.00 4,314.00 3,882.60

38 Maharashtra Construction of Road under Bridge near Anand Talkies

1,828.65 914.33 822.89

39 Maharashtra Construction of Road over Bridge at Maskasath

253.00 126.50 31.63

40 Maharashtra Construction of Road Over Bridge at Itwari

900.80 450.40 405.36

41 Maharashtra Construction of RoB at Mangalwari in replacement of

849.14 424.57 382.10

level-crossing No.297/A (A-class) between Km.1041/3-5 on Amla-Nagpur Section

42 Maharashtra Improvement to Movements Network in Nanded Package II III and IIIB Roads

21,497.33 17,197.86 15,478.09

43 Maharashtra Improvement to City Roads in Nanded (Package I)

6,108.55 4,886.84 4,398.16

44 Maharashtra Improvement to Movement Network in Nanded Package IIIB Structures

5,815.49 4,652.39 4,652.40

45 Maharashtra Construction of pedestrian subways (3 Nos.) and vehicular underpass (1 No.) at Nagar Road

661.00 330.50 330.52

46 Maharashtra Subway on Westerly Bypass at Baner junction

726.00 363.00 363.00

47 Maharashtra Approach Road to Sangamwadi bridge

782.00 391.00 391.00

48 Tamil Nadu Construction of RoBs and RUBs at Chennai (6 Nos.)

4,440.80 1,554.28 1,398.85

49 Tamil Nadu Construction of flyover at Perambur at

3,287.50 1,150.63 1,035.57

Chennai

50 Tamil Nadu Constructiojn of High Level bridge, Adyar River at Alandur Road, Chennai

548.30 191.91 172.70

51 West Bengal Improvement upgradation & strengthening of road for Gammon bridge to Gandhi more (NH-2) via Maya bazar in Durgapur

7,781.79 3,890.90 972.72

52 West Bengal Improvement, widening to 4 lane and strengthening of road from JubleeDhaba to SCOB gate at Asansol.

4,316.61 2,158.31 539.57

53 West Bengal Construction of Flyover Between EM Bypass & Kazi Nazrul Islam Sarani

3,802.00 1,330.70 1,330.68

54 West Bengal EM Bypass Connector from Padmapukur to Kamalgazi, Kolkata

5,309.67 1.858.38 1,672.59

55 West Bengal Dunlop Interchange

3,756.25 1,314.69 854.54

56 West Bengal Left Turning North Bound Off Ramp at Beck Bagan (Vol.I and vol.II)

1,806.15 632.15 568.94

57 West Bengal Vivekanand Road Flyover

15,360.00 5,376.00 4,838.40

from Howrah to CR Avenue crossing

58 West Bengal Construction of flyover at Nager Bazar junction on Jessore Road

4,809.00 1,683.15 1,094.06

59 West Bengal Construction of Flyover from Park Circus to Parama Island

29,166.14 10,208.16 6,635.30

60 West Bengal Construction of Flyover Eastern Railway Main Line along with Approach Road Chandannagar

3,257.00 1,139.95 284.99

61 West Bengal Barrackpore Kalyani-Dum Dum Expressway Road Project within kMA

31,457.00 11,009.95 2,752.49

62 West Bengal Elevated Corridor from Kestoput to Jora Mandir on Kazi Narul Islam Avenue

20,658.85 7,230.60 2,892.24

63 West Bengal RoB on A.P. Banerjee Road connecting Ghosh Para Road, Kalyani Highway in Ward No. 5-8 of Bhatpara Municipality

1,293.00 452.55 113.13

64 West Bengal Four Lane Fly Over at Kamalgazi Intersection on EM Bypass

10,016.62 3,505.82 876.45

Connector at the starting point of Adi Ganga in kolkata

65 West Bengal Construction of elevated road between JinziraBazzar and Batanagar on Budge Budge Trunk Road

25,573.00 8,950.55 2,237.64

66 West Bengal Barrackpore – Kalyani Dum Dum Expressway Road project from Sodepur to MB Road (Phase II)

4,433.49 1,551.72 387.93

Total 6,99,783.36 2,76,054.73 1,86,866.37

ANNEXURE – II REFERRED TO IN REPLY TO RAJYA SABHA UNSTARRED QUESTION NO. 1731 FOR 06.02.2014 REGARDING FUNDS FOR DEVELOPMENT OF METROPOLITAN CITIES Details of bus funding scheme sanctioned Under JnNURM during 2008-09 and 2009-10 for metropolitan cities. (Rs. in Crore) S. No. State City Total Fleet

sanctioned Estimated Project Cost.

Estimated ACA approved

ACA Released for utilization

1 Delhi Delhi 1500 765 267.75 217.91

2 Karnataka Bangalore 1000 341.43 119.50 106.07

3 Maharashtra MMR-BEST 1000 284 99.40 57.85

MMR-Navi

Mumbai

150 40.5 14.18 12.15

MMR-Mirabhayandar

50 11 3.85 3.19

MMR-KalyanDombivili

50 9 3.15 2.77

MMR-Thane 200 47.8 16.73 13.24

4 Tamil Nadu Chennai 1000 295.92 103.57 77.96

5 West Bengal Kolkata 1200 384 134.40 66.00

ANNEXURE – III REFERRED TO IN REPLY TO RAJYA SABHA UNSTARRED QUESTION NO. 1731 FOR 06.02.2014 REGARDING FUNDS FOR DEVELOPMENT OF METROPOLITAN CITIES Funds allocated to Metropolitan cities under bus funding scheme under JnNURM for buses-extended phase. (Amount in crore) S. No. City No of Buses

Sanctioned Total estimated cost of buses

GoI Share State / ULB Share

1 Bangalore 810 460 161 299

2 Navi Mumbai 195 104.3 52.15 52.15

3 Mira-Bhayandar 100 35.3 28.24 7.06

4 KalyanDomvivili 185 84.6 42.3 42.3

5 Vasai-Virar 346 157.36 78.68 78.68

6 Thane 230 131.60 65.75 65.75

7 Kolkata 632 310.85 108.8 202.05

ANNEXURE – IV REFERRED TO IN REPLY TO RAJYA SABHA UNSTARRED QUESTION NO. 1731 FOR 06.02.2014 REGARDING FUNDS FOR DEVELOPMENT OF METROPOLITAN CITIES Funds allocated to Metropolitan cities under bus funding scheme under JnNURM for ancillary infrastructure (Amount in crore) S. No. City/SPV Ancillary

Infrastructure Proposed Cost Restricted

project Cost ACA approved

Karnataka

1 Bangalore Divisional Workshop at Challaghatta, Bangalore

27.56 27.56 9.56

2 Madappanahalli 6.00 6.00 2.10

3 Huttanahalli 6.00 6.00 2.10

4 M. S. Palya 7.50 7.50 2.63

5 Kannur 6.50 6.50 2.28

6 Bairathi 6.00 6.00 2.10

Total 59.56 59.56 20.86 Restricted to Rs.

20.00

Maharashtra

7 Navi Mumbai Depot at Chansoli

19.75 20 10

8 ITMS (ITS Infrastructure)

7.15

9 Mira Bhayander Depot upgradation

5.61 6 4.8

10 ITS & Control Centre

5.39


Centre Depot upgradation / development / terminal

32.11 20 10


6.44

13 Vasai Virar Depot upgradation / development/ new terminal, ITS

35.86 35.86 17.93

Thane Depot at Owala 30.5 20 10

ITS Infrastructure

8.78

West Bengal Depot & ITS 25.76 25.76 9.02

ANNEXURE – V REFERRED TO IN REPLY TO RAJYA SABHA UNSTARRED QUESTION NO. 1731 FOR 06.02.2014 REGARDING FUNDS FOR DEVELOPMENT OF METROPOLITAN CITIES S. No. Name of Proposals Financial Assistance provided/ by Government of India (in crores of

State received Rs)

2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14

1 Delhi& National Capital Region (NCR)

DMRC 3650.33 3389.89 1612.95 1649.00 3120.00

2 Tamil Nadu Chennai Metro

112.79 652.00 1810.00 1825.00 2122.70

3 West Bengal

Kolkata East – West Metro

124.00 350.00 250.00 265.00 -

4 Rajasthan Jaipur Metro Stage-I

Completely State Government Funded

5 Maharashtr Mumbai-Line III

- - - - 161.00

6 Kerala Kochi Metro Project

- - Approved in July 2012

22.80.00 130.00

7 Karnataka Bangalore- Metro

404.10 578.22 1480.00 1284.80 830.00

STORM WATER DRAIN PROJECTS UNDER JNNURM 6th February, 2014 RSQ 1733 SHRI RAJEEV CHANDRASEKHAR Will the Minister of Urban Development be pleased to state: (a) the details and status of completion of Storm Water Drain (SWD) Projects undertaken in Bengaluru under JNNURM, as on date; (b) whether Government has conducted the mandatory third party inspection on quality check or validation of the progress of the projects undertaken, if so, the details thereof; (c) whether Government has approved the revised Detailed Project Report (DPR) despite the State Government pointing out encroachments in the acquired land for execution of the project; and (d) if so, the reasons therefor and details of the revised project, timeline for completion, revised cost estimates ad total amount of funds released till date?

THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF URBAN DEVELOPMENT (SMT. DEEPA DASMUNSHI) (a): Details and status of completion of Storm Water Drain (SWD) Projects in Bengaluru under Urban Infrastructure & Governance (UIG) Sub-Mission of Jawaharlal Nehru National Urban Renewal Mission (JnNURM) is annexed. (b): Independent Review Monitoring Agency (IRMA) has been appointed by the Government to monitor the progress and quality control of the projects implemented under JnNURM. (c) & (d): Government of Karnataka has ensured smooth flow of storm water in the drains and to prevent flooding. Presently, the works have been taken up where there are no encroachments and an amount of Rs.464.86 crore is already incurred. To complete the balance works, continuous efforts are being made to remove the encroachments of storm water drains. Annexure as referred to in reply to part (a) of Rajya Sabha Unstarred Question No.1733 for 06.02.2014. Details and status of completion of Storm Water Drain (SWD) Projects in Bengaluru under UIG of JNNURM, As on 31-1-2014

Rs. in lakh

CENTRALLY SPONSORED SCHEMES UNDER JNNURM 6th February, 2014 RSQ 1734 SHRI BIRENDRA PRASAD BAISHYA SHRI A.A. JINNAH SHRI GUNDU SUDHARANI Will the Minister of Urban Development be pleased to state: (a) whether Government has received any proposal from the State Government of Assam for concentrating the Bharalu river flowing through the Guwahati city and identified as a major way of outflow of surcharge water of the city, for its canalling, dredging, widening, cleaning etc. to be funded under JNNURM or any other centrally sponsored scheme; (b) if so, the details thereof and time by when the proposal is likely to be sanctioned; and (c) fund sanctioned previously, if any, in this regard along with details of amount released, utilization and achievement made, year-wise? THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF URBAN DEVELOPMENT (SMT. DEEPA DASMUNSHI) (a) : Yes, Sir. A proposal from Government of Assam titled “Restoration & Conservation of Bharalu River, Guwahati” had been received under Urban Infrastructure & Governance (UIG) Sub-Mission of Jawaharlal Nehru National Urban Renewal Mission (JnNURM), at an estimated cost of Rs.298.31 crore. The proposal was examined in the Ministry and it was found that it was prepared for submission to the National River Conservation Plan (NRCP) of Ministry of Environment and Forests. The matter was taken up with the Ministry of Environment and Forests who have informed that State Government has been requested for submission of revised Detailed Project Reports (DPR) as per the prescribed guidelines of the Ministry of Environment and Forests. (b) & (c): In view of above, question does not arise. SEWERAGE FACILITIES IN THE COUNTRY 13th February, 2014 RSQ 2475 SHRI C.M. RAMESH Will the MINISTER OF URBAN DEVELOPMENT be pleased to state: (a) whether it is a fact that out of 5161 cities/towns in India 4861 cities do not even have a partial sewerage network; and (b) if so, the reasons therefor? THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF URBAN DEVELOPMENT (SMT. DEEPA DASMUNSHI) (a) & (b): The recent Census of India 2011 data indicates that total no. of towns/cities has increased from 5161 (as per census 2001) to 7933. The Census of India 2011 data indicates that 32.7% urban households are connected with pipe sewerage system, 38.2% depends on septic tanks, 16.5% are having latrine facilities and 12.6% urban households defecate in open. The population coverage with sewerage facilities is low due to inadequate capacity and financial resources with States and Urban Local Bodies.

DRINKING WATER AND SANITATION IN MUMBAI AND OTHER CITIES 13th February, 2014 RSQ 2482 SHRI D.P. TRIPATHI Will the MINISTER OF URBAN DEVELOPMENT be pleased to state: (a) whether it is a fact that Government is not able to provide proper drinking water and sanitation in Mumbai and adjoining cities; if so, the details thereof; (b) the total amount of funds allocated under various schemes for drinking water and sanitation in Maharashtra; and (c) the steps Government is taking in this regard? THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF URBAN DEVELOPMENT (SMT. DEEPA DASMUNSHI ) (a) & (b): Urban water supply and sanitation is a State subject and it is the responsibility of the State Governments / Urban Local Bodies to plan, design, execute and operate the water supply and sanitation schemes in the urban areas of the Country. The Ministry of Urban Development (MoUD) facilitates in framing broad policies, programmes and guidelines on urban water supply and sanitation. Government of India also supplements the efforts of State Governments through its various schemes for drinking water and sanitation. Details of funds allocated under various schemes by MoUD for drinking water and sanitation in Maharashtra is at Annexure-I. (c): The Ministry has formulated the “National Urban Sanitation Policy (NUSP)” in 2008 with a view to prioritizing the issue of sanitation. The vision of the policy is that ‘All Indian cities and towns become totally sanitized, healthy and liveable and ensure and sustain good public health and environmental outcomes for all their citizens with a special focus on hygienic and affordable sanitation facilities for the urban poor and women’. The policy requires each State to formulate its own ‘State Sanitation Strategies (SSS)’ and cities to make individual ‘City Sanitation Plans (CSP)’ and implement them to meet the objective of the goals set under NUSP. Ministry has proposed to shift focus on infrastructure with respect to water supply and sanitation to improve the efficiency of service delivery. Ministry has formulated the set of Standardized Service Level Benchmarks (SLBs) for urban water supply and sanitation. The SLBs have been circulated to the States in September 2008 for adoption in infrastructure development projects. Any projects seeking Central Assistance will be appraised with respect of these Benchmarks. ANNEXURE REFERRED TO IN REPLY TO RAJYA SABHA UNSTARRED QUESTION NO. 2482 FOR ANSWER ON 13/02/2014

ANNEXURE-I (Rs. in lakh)

S. No. Scheme Funds / ACA released

1 Jawaharlal Nehru National Urban Renewal Mission (JNNURM) - UIG (Urban Infrastructure and Governance)

3,13,227.11

2 Jawaharlal Nehru National Urban Renewal Mission (JNNURM) - UIDSSMT (Urban Infrastructure Development Scheme for Small and Medium Towns)

2,02,039.89

3 Urban Infrastructure Development

Scheme in Satellite Towns (UIDSST)

2,593.58

FUNDS FOR GUWAHATI UNDER JNNURM 20th February, 2014 RSQ 2938 SHRI BIRENDRA PRASAD BAISHYA Will the Minister of Urban Development be pleased to state: (a) whether Government has received any proposal from State Government of Assam concentrating the Bharalu river, flowing through the Guwahati City and identified as a major way of outflow of surcharge water of the city, for its canalling, dredging, widening, cleaning etc. to be funded under JNNURM or any other Centrally Sponsored Schemes; (b) if so, the details thereof and time by when the proposal is likely to be sanctioned; and (c) the funds sanctioned previously, if any, in this regard mentioning details of amount released, utilization and achievement made, year-wise?

ANSWER THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF URBAN DEVELOPMENT (SMT. DEEPA DASMUNSHI) (a) & (b): Yes, Sir. A proposal from Government of Assam titled “Restoration & Conservation of Bharalu River, Guwahati” had been received under Urban Infrastructure & Governance (UIG) Sub-Mission of Jawaharlal Nehru National Urban Renewal Mission (JnNURM), at an estimated cost of Rs.298.31 crore. The proposal was examined in the Ministry and it was found that it was prepared for submission to the National River Conservation Plan (NRCP) of Ministry of Environment and Forests. The matter was taken up with the Ministry of Environment and Forests who have informed that State Government has been requested for submission of revised Detailed Project Reports (DPR) as per the prescribed guidelines of the Ministry of Environment and Forests. (c): In view of above, question does not arise. WATER SCARCITY IN DWARKA, DELHI 20th February, 2014 RSQ 2939 SHRIMATI GUNDU SUDHARANI Will the Minster of Urban Development be pleased to state: (a) the reasons for water scarcity in Dwarka, Delhi and the causes due to which Delhi Jal Board is not supplying water there, the steps Government proposes to take in this regard; (b) whether it is a fact that DDA supplies water through tankers in its DDA flats in Dwarka, if so, the details thereof, of the number of tankers sanctioned sector-wise and pocket-wise since last three years; and (c) the details of amount spent by DDA in maintenance of pipes in DDA flats in Dwarka, Sector-wise and Pocket-wise and details of maintenance work done by this amount, Sector-wise and pocket-wise since last three years? THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF URBAN DEVELOPMENT (SMT. DEEPA DASMUNSHI)

(a): DDA is getting 3.5 MGD water only against the requirement of 10 MGD from DJB for the Dwarka sub-city. DDA is pursuing with the DJB to increase the quantum of water for the Dwarka. DJB has already constructed water treatment plant in Dwarka on the land allotted by DDA but no raw water is available with the DJB. (b): The details of water tankers sector-wise, pocket- wise supplied by DDA during the last three years in Dwarka sub-city is Annexured. Annexure-I (c): The details of the amount spent on the maintenance pipes by DDA in Dwarka in last three years sector-wise and pocket-wise is as under: 2010-11 Nil 2011-12 i) Rupees one lac in Pocket-I, Sector-12 ii) Rupees two lac in Pocket-I, Sector-9 2012-13 Nil ANNEXURE AS REFERRED TO IN REPLY TO PART (b) OF THE RAJYA SABHA UNSTARRED UESTION NO. 2939 FOR 20/02/2014 BY SMT. GUNDU SUDHARANI.

Annaxure - I Details of Water Tankers sanctioned sectorvise/ pocketvise in Dwarka

INFRASTRUCTURE FACILITIES IN THE COUNTRY 20th February, 2014 RSQ 2940 SHRI N.K. SINGH

SHRI JANARDHAN WAGHMARE Will the MINISTER OF URBAN DEVELOPMENT be pleased to state: (a) whether it is a fact that more than 50 per cent of the cities in various States do not have access to either piped water supply or sewage systems; if so, the details thereof; (b) whether the urban experts have alarmed Government on such decaying infrastructure of cities; and (c) if so, the corrective measures Union Government proposes to take in this regard? THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF URBAN DEVELOPMENT (SMT. DEEPA DASMUNSHI) (a) to (c): As per the Census 2011, 70.63% of urban households have tap water facility from all water supply sources. Regarding the availability of Sewerage systems, 79.7% of households have the different kind of sanitation systems like piped sewer accounting for 32.7%, septic tanks at 38.2% and other systems like flush / pour flush Latrines at 8.8% are prevalent in urban areas. Ministry of Urban Development supplements the efforts of State Governments/Urban Local Bodies in providing adequate water supply and sewerage facilities in urban areas under schemes such as Jawaharlal Nehru National Urban Renewal Mission (JNNURM), 10% lumpsum provision for North Eastern States, North Eastern Region Urban Development Programme (NERUDP) and Urban Infrastructure Development Scheme for Satellite Towns (UIDSST). INFRASTRUCTURAL FACILITIES FOR URBAN POPULATION 20th February, 2014 RSQ 2943 SMT. SMRITI ZUBIN IRANI Will the MINISTER OF URBAN DEVELOPMENT be pleased to state: (a) whether the attention of the Union Government is drawn to the hard facts that basic infrastructural facilities such as water supply, sanitation, sewerage, waste management, etc. in the urban areas are deteriorating day-by-day on account of increasing of urban population; if so, the details thereof and the reaction of the Ministry therefor; (b) whether the Ministry has envisaged any policy to improve the situation at a rapid speed; if so, the details thereof and if not, the reasons therefor; and (c) whether various States have requested for financial and technical assistance for this purpose? THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF URBAN DEVELOPMENT (SMT. DEEPA DASMUNSHI) (a to c): Urban water supply and sanitation is a State subject and it is the responsibility of the State Governments / Urban Local Bodies to plan, design, execute and operate the water supply and sanitation schemes in the urban areas of the country. Infrastructure facilities such as water supply, sanitation, sewerage, waste management etc. in urban areas are deteriorating on account of inefficient operation & maintenance due to lack of adequate funds & capacity with Urban Local Bodies (ULBs) / Parastatal organization and also on the account of increasing service life of the asset created in many cities. The Ministry of Urban Development (MoUD) facilitates in framing broad policies, programmes and guidelines on urban water supply and sanitation. The Ministry has formulated the “National Urban Sanitation Policy (NUSP)” in 2008 with a view to prioritizing the issue of sanitation. The vision of the policy is that ‘All Indian cities and towns become totally sanitized, healthy and liveable and ensure and sustain good public health and environmental outcomes for all their citizens with a special focus on hygienic and affordable sanitation facilities for the urban poor and women’. The policy requires each State to formulate its own ‘State Sanitation Strategies

(SSS)’ and cities to make individual ‘City Sanitation Plans (CSP)’ and implement them to meet the objective of the goals set under NUSP. Ministry has also proposed to shift focus on infrastructure with respect to water supply and sanitation to improve the efficiency of service delivery. Ministry has formulated the set of Standardized Service Level Benchmarks (SLBs) for urban water supply and sanitation. The SLBs have been circulated to the States in September 2008 for adoption in infrastructure development projects. Any projects seeking Central Assistance will be appraised with respect of these Benchmarks. Ministry of Urban Development supplements the efforts of State Governments/Urban Local Bodies in providing adequate basic infrastructural facilities such as water supply, sanitation, sewerage, waste management, etc. in urban areas under schemes such as Jawaharlal Nehru National Urban Renewal Mission (JNNURM), 10% lumpsum provision for North Eastern States, North Eastern Region Urban Development Programme (NERUDP) and Urban Infrastructure Development Scheme for Satellite Towns (UIDSST). Details of funds allocated under various schemes by MoUD is at Annexure-I. ANNEXURE REFERRED TO IN REPLY TO RAJYA SABHA UNSTARRED QUESTION NO. 2943 FOR ANSWER ON 20/02/2014

ANNEXURE-I (Rs. in crore)

S. No Scheme Funds /ACA released

1 Jawaharlal Nehru National Urban Renewal Mission (JNNURM) - UIG (Urban Infrastructure and Governance)

22,276.33

2 Jawaharlal Nehru National Urban Renewal Mission (JNNURM) - UIDSSMT (Urban Infrastructure Development Scheme for Small and Medium Towns)

11,412.08

3 Urban Infrastructure Development Scheme in Satellite Towns (UIDSST)

229.49

4 10% Lumpsum scheme for North Eastern States

60.19

5 North Eastern Region Urban Development Programme (NERUDP)

110.21

SOLAR ENERGY PANELS IN GOVERNMENT ACCOMMODATIONS 20th February, 2014 RSQ 2945 SHRI SHADI LAL BATRA Will the MINISTER OF URBAN DEVELOPMENT be pleased to state: (a) the number of solar energy panels installed at Government accommodations including the residence of Members of Parliament and Ministers in Delhi; (b) whether all the installed panels are working properly, if so, the details thereof and if not, the reasons therefor; and

(c) the action taken by Government to ensure proper functioning of the panels installed in aforesaid flats? THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF URBAN DEVELOPMENT (SMT. DEEPA DASMUNSHI) (a): Total 857 numbers of Solar Energy Panels are installed at the Government Accommodations including the residence of Members of Parliament and Ministers in Delhi. (b): Except 20 nos., all Solar Energy Panels are working properly. (c): Repair of non functioning Solar Energy Panels is carried out as and when required. SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT 20th February, 2014 RSQ 2946 SHRI R. LAKSHMANAN Will the MINISTER OF URBAN DEVELOPMENT be pleased to state: (a) whether it is a fact that most of the urban areas in the country are plagued by acute problems related to solid waste; (b) whether it is also a fact that continuous migration of people from rural and semi-urban areas to towns and cities aggravates the problem of Solid Waste Management, which poses a major pollution threat to public at large; and (c) if so, the steps taken by Government in this regard THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF URBAN DEVELOPMENT (SMT. DEEPA DASMUNSHI) (a) & (b): Yes, Sir. (c): Solid Waste Management in urban areas is a State subject and it is the responsibility of the State Governments / Urban Local Bodies to plan, design, execute and operate the water supply and sanitation schemes in the urban areas of the Country. The Ministry of Urban Development (MoUD) facilitates in framing broad policies, programmes and guidelines on solid waste management. The steps taken by the Ministry to tackle the problems related to urban solid waste management are as under: (i) Ministry of Urban Development published a “Manual on Municipal Solid Waste Management” in May, 2000 to assist ULBs in management of municipal solid waste in a hygienic and scientific manner. (ii) Task Force was set up in March, 2003 to prepare policy, strategy and action plan for promoting “Integrated Plant Nutrient Management” using City Compost along with chemical fertilizers in the area of agriculture, horticulture, plantation crops, forestry, creating market demand & supply mechanism for city compost within 50 km radius of all urban local bodies and their compost plants. The report was forwarded to all the State Governments and concerned Ministries for implementation of the recommendations brought out in the report. (iii) Technology Advisory Group on Solid Waste Management was constituted in August, 1999 on the recommendations of Committee on Solid Waste Management for Class-I cities. The report of the Committee was published in May, 2005 and circulated to all the State Governments for adoption. (iv) The Ministry of Environment & Forests, Government of India has notified the Municipal Solid Waste (Management & Handling) Rules, 2000, for management of Municipal Solid Waste. The rules make it mandatory to treat the bio-degradable waste adopting composting or other state of the art technologies. It prohibits disposal of organic matter at the landfill and permits land filling of inert material only to reduce the

burden on the landfill. The provision of segregation of municipal solid waste into biodegradable and recyclable waste has been made in the Rules. (v) The Ministry has formulated the “National Urban Sanitation Policy (NUSP)” in 2008 with a view to prioritizing the issue of solid waste management. The vision of the policy is that ‘All Indian cities and towns become totally sanitized, healthy and liveable and ensure and sustain good public health and environmental outcomes for all their citizens with a special focus on hygienic and affordable sanitation facilities for the urban poor and women’. The policy requires each State to formulate its own ‘State Sanitation Strategies (SSS)’ and cities to make individual ‘City Sanitation Plans (CSP)’ and implement them to meet the objective of the goals set under NUSP. (vi) Ministry has proposed to shift focus on infrastructure with respect to sanitation including municipal solid waste management to improve the efficiency of service delivery. Ministry has formulated the set of Standardized Service Level Benchmarks (SLBs) for sanitation including municipal solid waste management. The SLBs have been circulated to the States in September 2008 for adoption in infrastructure development projects. Any project seeking Central Assistance will be appraised with respect to these Benchmarks. (vii) Ministry of Urban Development supplements the efforts of State Governments/Urban Local Bodies in providing adequate waste management in urban areas under schemes such as Jawaharlal Nehru National Urban Renewal Mission (JNNURM), 10% lumpsum provision for North Eastern States, North Eastern Region Urban Development Programme (NERUDP), Urban Infrastructure Development Scheme for Satellite Towns (UIDSST) and “Central Sector Scheme of Solid Waste Management and Drainage Scheme for 10 Selected IAF Airfield towns”. SUPPLY OF SAFE DRINKING WATER IN GOLE MARKET AREA OF NEW DELHI 20th February, 2014 RSQ 2950 SHRI ANIL KUMAR SAHANI Will the MINISTER OF URBAN DEVELOPMENT be pleased to state: (a) whether drinking water is not supplied regularly in DIZ area, Sector-4, Block 15-38, Raja Bazar, Gole Market, if so, the reasons therefor; (b) whether quality and quantity of drinking water supplied to the above area is according to the guidelines prescribed by Government, if so, the details thereof; and (c) the steps taken/being taken by the NDMC/CPWD/DJB to provide potable, regular and adequate drinking water supply to the area? THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF URBAN DEVELOPMENT (SMT. DEEPA DASMUNSHI) (a) Drinking water in DIZ Area Sector-4, Raja Bazar, Gole Market is supplied by CPWD regularly after receiving the same from NDMC. (b) & (c) However, the CPWD supplies to the residents potable water as received from NDMC. It coordinates regularly for same with concerned agencies. The supply from NDMC at present is not adequate according to the prescribed guidelines i.e. 135 ltrs per capita per day. Against total requirement of water 852930 ltrs per day, average 726844 ltrs per day has been received from NDMC in CPWD reservoir as measured from 01.01.2014 to 31.01.2014. The DJB has reported that the quality of water supplied meets the quality standards as per BIS 10500-2012.

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