West Bengal Allocates ₹110 Crore for Trans-Municipal Water Supply Scheme in Maheshtala, Budge-Budge, and Pujali

The Government of West Bengal, through its Department of Urban Development and Municipal Affairs, has sanctioned a substantial sum of ₹110 crore to fund the Trans-Municipal Water Supply Scheme. This project is set to benefit the municipalities of Maheshtala, Budge-Budge, and Pujali, ensuring an improved and reliable water supply infrastructure for these regions.

Details of the Sanction:

Key Highlights of the Financial Allocation

• Sanctioning Authority: The financial allocation has been sanctioned by the Additional Secretary of the Urban Development and Municipal Affairs Department.
• Project Name: Trans-Municipal Water Supply Scheme for Maheshtala, Budge-Budge, and Pujali Municipality.
• Sanctioned Amount: ₹110,000,000 (One Hundred and Ten Crore Only).
• Head of Account: Funds will be allocated to the Kolkata Metropolitan Development Authority (KMDA) under the head of account 72-4217-60-051-00-014-53-00-V.
• Payment Process: The amount will be transferred to KMDA's Local Fund Account in T.R. Form-43, as per the stipulated financial guidelines.

Purpose and Scope of the Project

The primary aim of this financial sanction is to facilitate the implementation of the Trans-Municipal Water Supply Scheme, which will cater to the water supply needs of the Maheshtala, Budge-Budge, and Pujali municipalities. This project is part of a broader initiative to enhance urban infrastructure across the state, ensuring that all citizens have access to clean and sufficient water.

Instructions and Compliance: