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Will the Minister of HOUSING AND URBAN AFFAIRS be pleased to state: (a) the details of initiatives undertaken to strengthen urban flood risk management including stormwater drainage improvements and resilience planning in flood-prone cities; (b) the technical guidelines issued to municipal corporations for incorporating climate resilience in urban infrastructure; (c) the details of financial allocations and project approvals made for flood mitigation works across metropolitan and Tier-II cities, particularly in Maharashtra; (d) whether any coordination mechanisms have been established between the Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs, State Governments and disaster management authorities for implementation, if so, the details thereof and if not, the reasons therefor; and (e) whether any impact evaluation has been conducted on reduced flood damage losses and improved emergency response capacity, if so, the details thereof and if not, the reasons therefor? 12.03.2026 896 THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF HOUSING AND URBAN AFFAIRS (SHRI TOKHAN SAHU): (a) to (c): Management of urban flooding falls under the purview of the State Governments and the Urban Local Bodies (ULBs)/ Urban Development Authorities, who are responsible for maintaining the drainage and sewerage system. Government of India supplements the efforts of the States through schematic interventions/ advisories. It provides financial and technical support to the States to strengthen Urban Planning ecosystem. The Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs (MoHUA) has published the following documents/advisory guidelines for improving urban drainage and flood management: i. Urban and Regional Development Plans Formulation and Implementation (URDPFI) Guidelines, 2014 (https://mohua.gov.in/upload/uploadfiles/files/URDPFI%20Guidelines%20Vol% 20I(2).pdf ) ii. Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) for Urban Flooding (https://mohua.gov.in/upload/uploadfiles/files/SOP%20Urban%20flooding_5%2 0May%202017.pdf) iii. River Centric Urban Planning Guidelines in 2021 to enable cities in the development of conjunctive water management approaches including nature- based solution (https://mohua.gov.in/upload/uploadfiles/files/RCUP%20Guidelines.pdf) iv. Guidance Document on Creation of Rain Water Harvesting Parks 12.03.2026 897 (https://mohua.gov.in/pdf/6566e1048ab41guidance-document-on-rainwater- harvesting-parks-final.pdf) v. Manual on Storm Water Drainage System (https://mohua.gov.in/publication/manual-on-storm-water-drainage-systems-- 2019.php) vi. Guidelines on Management of Urban Flooding issued by National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) Atal Mission for Rejuvenation and Urban Transformation (AMRUT) launched in the year 2015, inter alia, has a component on storm water drainage, which involved construction and improvement of drains/ storm water drains in order to reduce and eliminate flooding and creating green spaces and parks. Under AMRUT, 838 Storm Water Drainage projects worth ₹3017.13 crore were approved. As reported by the States on AMRUT Portal, 820 Storm Water Drainage projects worth ₹2,448.12 crore have been completed. Under AMRUT, 2,522 green spaces and park projects worth ₹1,604.13 crore have been taken up by the States/UTs, of which, 2,502 projects worth ₹1,579.27 crore have been completed. 5,286 acres of permeable green space area have been developed through these projects so far. Under AMRUT 2.0, projects for green spaces and parks and rejuvenation of water bodies and wells are taken up by the States. Under AMRUT 2.0, proposals of the States/ UTs for 2,991 water body rejuvenation projects worth ₹6,083.32 crore and 1,665 green spaces and park projects worth ₹1,103.71 crore covering 13,893.82 acre, have been approved. 12.03.2026 898 Besides, under AMRUT and AMRUT 2.0 sewerage and septage management projects have been undertaken, which inter alia help in evacuation of storm water. Under AMRUT, as updated by State/UTs on AMRUT portal, 889 sewerage/septage management projects have been grounded, which has led to creation of 22,477 km length of sewer network. Under AMRUT 2.0, the State/UTs have taken up 584 Sewerage and Septage Management projects covering 34,559 KM of sewer network. The Government has launched the Urban Flood Risk Management Programme (UFRMP) under the National Disaster Mitigation Fund (NDMF) in 2021. This initiative specifically targets seven major metropolitan cities namely, Mumbai, Chennai, Kolkata, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Ahmedabad, and Pune, with a total allocation of ₹2,500 crore. The allocation for Mumbai is Rs.500 crore. In Maharashtra, the UFRMP targets Mumbai and Pune, with a combined total of 23 mitigation measures approved. These projects represent a significant investment in the state's urban resilience, with a collective budget of ₹1,185.93 crore. Both the cities have received their first instalment (30% of the NDMF allocation) to initiate the implementation of these flood-risk reduction strategies. The details of UFRMP fund to Maharashtra is as under City Mitigation Measures NDMF (₹ Cr) State Share (₹ Cr) Total Budget (₹ Cr) Mumbai 6 500 207.71 707.71 Pune 17 250 228.22 478.22 Total 23 750 435.93 1,185.93 The UFRMP Phase II, with a budget of ₹2,200 crores, targets flood risk 12.03.2026 899 mitigation in eleven cities (Tier-II cities) namely, Guwahati, Patna, Kanpur, Trivandrum, Visakhapatnam, Bhubaneswar, Bhopal, Jaipur, Indore, Lucknow, and Raipur with an allocation of Rs. 222.22 crore each [INR 200 Cr from NDMF (90%) and INR 22.22 Cr from State share (10%)] to assess flood risks, develop preparedness plans, establish multi-hazard frameworks, and enhance community resilience. (d): For AMRUT/ AMRUT 2.0 projects, the Mission guidelines provide for formation of State High Powered Steering Committee (SHPSC) headed by the Chief Secretary of the State, to monitor and supervise implementation of the scheme at the State/ UT level. State Level Technical Committee (SLTC) headed by the Secretary, Urban Development and Housing Department provides technical support to the SHPSC in monitoring and supervising the scheme at the State level. Further, an Apex Committee constituted under the ambit of Mission guidelines reviews and monitors the Mission periodically. Under NDMF guidelines, NDMA has constituted Appraisal Committee under the Chairmanship of concerned Member NDMA, alongwith representative of line Ministries/Departments viz MoHUA and MoJS and other eminent experts in the field of disaster management like IITs, CDRI, UN- Habitat for technical appraisal of the proposals received from concerned States/cities.The concerned city officials and the line Departments of the concerned States vet all original PPR and the same has been submitted to NDMA/MHA with the approval of State Executive Committee (SEC). (e): MoHUA has not conducted any specific impact evaluation study of reduced 12.03.2026 900 flood damage losses and improved emergency response capacity. जनजातीय छाýŌ के िलए छाýवृि° योजनाएं 3397. ®ी बाÐया मामा सुरेश गोपीनाथ Ìहाýे: ³या जनजातीय कायª मंýी यह बताने कì कृपा कर¤गे िक: िवगत तीन वषŎ के दौरान महाराÕů म¤ मैिůक-पूवª, मैिůको°र और राÕůीय फैलोिशप/छाýवृि° योजनाओं के अंतगªत लाभािÆवत हòए जनजातीय छाýŌ कì सं´या िकतनी है और तÂसंबंधी िजला- वार Êयौरा ³या है? जनजातीय कायª मंýालय म¤ राºय मंýी (®ी दुगाª दास उइके): िपछले तीन वषŎ के दौरान महाराÕů म¤ मैिůक-पूवª, मैिůको°र और राÕůीय अÅयेतावृि°/छाýवृि° योजनाओं के तहत लाभािÆवत हòए जनजातीय छाýŌ कì सं´या के साथ िजला-वार Êयौरा िववरण म¤ संलμन है। िववरण महाराÕů राºय म¤ िव°ीय वषª 2022-23 से िव°ीय वषª 2024-25 तक अनुसूिचत जनजाित के छाýŌ के िलए मैिůको°र छाýवृि° योजनाओं के तहत लाभािÆवत छाýŌ कì सं´या: ø.सं. िजला 2022-23 2023-24 2024-25 लाभािथªयŌ कì सं´या लाभािथªयŌ कì सं´या लाभािथªयŌ कì सं´या 1 अहमदनगर 7,917 8,246 8,406 2 अकोला 1,336 1,163 1,165 3 अमरावती 5,112 4,813 5,501 4 बीड 584 763 1,036 5 भंडारा 2,727 2,546 2,634 6 बुलढाणा 851 762 831 7 चंþपुर 8,778 7,428 8,180 8 छýपित संभाजी नगर 4,094 4,369 4,884 9 धारािशव 254 336 285 12.03.2026 901 10 धुले 4,595 5,118 5,959 11 गढ़िचरौली 5,077 4,881 5,532 12 गŌिडया 3,986 3,812 3,885 13 िहंगोली 1,712 1,825 2,180 14 जलगांव 3,132 3,356 3,746 15 जालना 627 753 1,118 16 कोÐहापुर 288 274 329 17 लातूर 1,011 1,101 1,214 18 मुंबई िसटी 522 503 516 19 मुंबई उपनगर 309 288 303 20 नागपुर 8,555 8,225 8,866 21 नांदेड़ 3,395 3,496 4,094 22 नंदुरबार 10,811 11,808 14,055 23 नािसक 26,076 29,224 33,578 24 पालघर 7,982 8,289 9,235 25 परभणी 2,242 2,521 3,423 26 पुणे 6,338 6,762 7,924 27 रायगढ़ 1,045 994 1,094 28 रÂनािगरी 209 210 225 29 सांगली 208 173 212 30 सतारा 318 274 298 31 िसंधुदुगª 116 126 126 32 सोलापुर 434 349 364 33 ठाणे 3,388 3,503 3,972 34 वधाª 3,621 3,309 3,342 35 वािशम 1,026 1,013 1,105 36 यवतमाल 7,261 6,801 7,419 कुल योग 1,35,937 1,39,414 1,57,036 एसटी छाýŌ के िलए ÿी-मैिůक छाýवृि° राºय सरकार से केÆþीय अंश िनिध का कोई ÿÖताव ÿाĮ नहé हòआ है। महाराÕů सरकार ने बताया है िक क¤þ सरकार कì ÿी मैिůक छाýवृि° योजना वतªमान म¤ महाराÕů राºय म¤ लागू नहé िकया जा रहा है। 12.03.2026 902 महाराÕů राºय म¤ िव°ीय वषª 2022-23 से िव°ीय वषª 2024-25 तक अनुसूिचत जनजाित के छाýŌ के िलए राÕůीय छाýवृि° (शीषª ®ेणी) योजनाओं के तहत लाभािÆवत छाýŌ कì सं´या: ø.सं. िजला 2022-23 2023-24 2024-25 लाभािथªयŌ कì सं´या लाभािथªयŌ कì सं´या लाभािथªयŌ कì सं´या 1 अहमदनगर 1 1 2 2 अकोला 2 1 2 3 अमरावती 2 4 5 4 औरंगाबाद 1 2 5 बीड 1 1 6 भंडारा 2 2 7 बुलढाणा 3 4 4 8 चंþपुर 5 14 12 9 छýपित संभाजी नगर 3 10 धुले 1 2 4 11 गढ़िचरौली 2 2 12 गŌिडया 1 13 िहंगोली 1 14 जलगांव 1 7 5 15 लातूर 2 1 1 16 मुंबई 1 1 1 17 मुंबई उपनगर 1 2 1 18 नागपुर 7 8 5 19 नांदेड़ 8 18 24 20 नंदुरबार 1 5 6 21 नािसक 2 3 6 22 पालघर 1 2 4 23 परभणी 1 2 3 24 पुणे 6 9 11 25 सोलापुर 2 2 1 26 ठाणे 4 8 10 27 वधाª 2 5 8 28 वािशम 1 1 2 29 यवतमाल 4 6 10 कुल योग 61 113 135 12.03.2026 903 महाराÕů राºय म¤ िव°ीय वषª 2022-23 से िव°ीय वषª 2024-25 तक अनुसूिचत जनजाित के छाýŌ के िलए राÕůीय अÅयेतावृि° (एनएफएसटी) के तहत लाभािÆवत छाýŌ कì सं´या: िजला का नाम 2022-23 2023-24 2024-25 लाभािथªयŌ कì सं´या लाभािथªयŌ कì सं´या लाभािथªयŌ कì सं´या अिहÐयानगर 3 3 5 अकोला 1 1 0 अमरावती 0 1 1 बीड 5 3 3 भंडारा 1 1 2 बुलढाणा 1 0 0 चंþपुर 2 4 2 छýपित संभाजी नगर 5 6 2 धुले 6 5 4 गढ़िचरौली 7 5 1 गŌिडया 1 1 1 िहंगोली 4 2 1 जलगांव 4 4 2 जालना 2 1 1 कोÐहापुर 0 0 0 मुंबई 0 0 0 नागपुर 1 1 3 नांदेड़ 11 12 10 नंदुरबार 8 9 8 नािसक 5 7 9 धारािशव 3 2 2 पालघर 2 4 4 परभणी 0 0 0 पुणे 3 4 3 रÂनािगरी 1 1 1 ठाणे 0 1 2 वधाª 2 1 0 यवतमाल 1 2 2 कुल 79 81 69 12.03.2026 904 एयरलाइन संचालन म¤ अिÖथरता को रोकने संबंधी ढांचा 3398. ®ी इमरान मसूदः ³या नागर िवमानन मंýी यह बताने कì कृपा कर¤गे िकः (क) ³या सरकार ने िवमान ÿचालनŌ म¤ अिÖथरता और बड़े पैमाने पर उड़ानŌ के रĥ होने को रोकने के िलए कोई िविनयामक समी±ा कì है अथवा एक नया ÿचालनाÂमक ढांचा कायाªिÆवत िकया है; (ख) यिद हां, तो तÂसंबंधी Êयौरा ³या है और ऐसी समी±ा/ढांचे कì ÿमुख िवशेषताएं ³या ह§; (ग) ³या इस संबंध म¤ उड़ान ड्यूटी समय सीमा (एफडीटीएल) और चालक दल कì योजना के िलए नए िदशा-िनद¥श जारी िकए गए ह§ और यिद हां, तो तÂसंबंधी Êयौरा ³या है; और (घ) ³या इन िदशािनद¥शŌ का उÐलंघन करने वाली िवमान कंपिनयŌ के िवŁĦ दंडाÂमक कारªवाई करने के िलए कोई ÿावधान िकए गए ह§ और यिद हां, तो तÂसंबंधी Êयौरा ³या है? सहकाåरता मंýालय म¤ राºय मंýी; तथा नागर िवमानन मंýालय म¤ राºय मंýी (®ी मुरलीधर मोहोल): (क) और (ख): उīोग कì मांगŌ को पूरा करने और अंतरराÕůीय नागर िवमानन संगठन के अनुłप बने रहने के िलए वािणिºयक नागर िवमानन पर लागू िनयमŌ और िविनयमŌ म¤ संशोधन करना सतत ÿिøया है। इसके अलावा, डीजीसीए ने 11.12.2025 को िविनिदªĶ पåरचालन िविनयमŌ कì अिúम तैयारी और समय पर अनुपालन संबंधी सामाÆय सुर±ा पåरपý 02/2025 जारी िकया है। इस पåरपý के अनुसार ÖटेकहोÐडरŌ को पहले से िवÖतृत कायाªÆवयन योजना तैयार करनी होगी, अपेि±त संसाधनो कì समय पर उपलÊधता और उनकì Óयवहाåरकता सुिनिIJत करनी होगी। आवÔयक परी±ण या űाई रन करने हŌगे और कायाªÆवयन से पहले परी±ण के पåरणामŌ के साथ तैयारी संबंधी योजना डीजीसीए को ÿÖतुत करनी होगी। ÖटेकहोÐडरŌ को कम- से- कम 6 महीनŌ तक कायाªÆवयन कì ÿभावशीलता कì िनगरानी भी करनी होगी और मु´य अवलोकनŌ और 12.03.2026 905 अपनाए गए मॉिनटåरंग ढांचे का िवशेष उÐलेख करते हòए डीजीसीए को साĮािहक åरपोटª ÿÖतुत करनी होगी। (ग): डीजीसीए ने सीएआर खंड 7, सीरीज जे, भाग III, अंक III, संशोधन 2 के अधीन उड़ान दल के िलए ®म ÿबंधन िविनयम को चरणबĦ तरीके से लागू िकया है, साथ ही माननीय िदÐली उ¸च Æयायालय Ĭारा यथािनदेिशत पहला चरण 01 जुलाई 2025 से और दूसरा चरण 01 नवÌबर 2025 से ÿभावी है। (घ): िकसी भी ÿकार के अननुपालन कì िÖथित म¤ ÿवतªन नीित और ÿिøया िनयम पुÖतक (ईपीपीएम) के उपबंधŌ के अनुसार ÿवतªन कारªवाई कì जाएगी। इसके अितåरĉ, यिद कोई Óयिĉ िवमान िनयमावली 1937 कì अनुसूची VIक और VIख म¤ िविनिदªĶ िकसी िनयम का उÐलंघन करता है, तो उस पर शािÖत लगाई जा सकेगी। FLIGHT CONNECTIVITY BETWEEN SOLAPUR AND SHIRDI 3399. SUSHRI PRANITI SUSHILKUMAR SHINDE: Will the Minister of CIVIL AVIATION be pleased to state: (a) whether the Government has assessed the feasibility and passenger demand for introducing direct flight connectivity between Solapur and Shirdi, considering the significant pilgrim traffic between the two cities and if so, the details thereof; (b) whether the existing infrastructure and operational readiness at Solapur and Shirdi airports are adequate for operating scheduled commercial flights in this sector and if so, the details thereof; and (c) the steps taken/proposed to be taken to commence direct flights between Solapur and Shirdi under the UDAN scheme along with the timeline fixed 12.03.2026 906 in this regard? THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF COOPERATION; AND MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF CIVIL AVIATION (SHRI MURLIDHAR MOHOL): (a) to (c): With the repeal of the Air Corporations Act in March 1994, Indian domestic aviation was deregulated. Airlines are free to induct capacity with any aircraft type and to select the markets and networks they wish to serve. Hence, it is upto the airline operators to introduce air services to/from any airport in the country, depending on their operational and commercial viability. Solapur Airport, owned by the Airports Authority of India (AAI), has been developed under the Regional Connectivity Scheme (RCS) -UDAN and was licensed for Category 2C (VFR) operations. The existing infrastructure at Solapur Airport is adequate for operating scheduled commercial flights. The airport infrastructure at Shirdi is designed for Category 4C IFR operations with 24×7 operational capability. RCS-UDAN is a market-driven scheme under which airline operators assess the feasibility of operating on specific routes and participate in the scheme through periodic bidding rounds. The selection of airlines is carried out through a transparent bidding process. 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SHRIMATI BAG MITALI: Will the Minister of CIVIL AVIATION be pleased to state: (a) the total number of airports along with the number of those currently non- operational across the country; (b) the total number of greenfield airports constructed and presently non- operational; (c) whether any feasibility surveys and technical readiness assessments were conducted before launching these airports and if so, the details thereof; (d) whether it is a fact that despite the inauguration of eleven new airports in Bihar, Jharkhand and Uttar Pradesh under the UDAN scheme, only four airports currently have scheduled commercial flights and if so, the details thereof; and (e) whether certain airports have failed to sustain flight operations after the expiry of Viability Gap Funding and if so, the reasons therefor? THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF COOPERATION; AND MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF CIVIL AVIATION (SHRI MURLIDHAR MOHOL): 12.03.2026 909 (a): The total number of operational airports in the country is 164. In addition, 22 airports of Airports Authority of India (AAI) are non-operational at present. (b): The Government of India has accorded in-principle approval for the construction of 24 new Greenfield airports across the country so far. As on date, 13 Greenfield airports have been operationalised. Out of these, Kushinagar Airport does not have scheduled flight operations at present. (c): As per Greenfield Airports (GFA) Policy, 2008, Airport Developer is required to identify a suitable site and get the Pre-feasibility Study conducted and submit a proposal to the Central Government for 'Site Clearance' followed by 'In-Principle' approval. (d) and (e): Under the UDAN scheme, the airports namely Darbhanga and Purnea in the state of Bihar, Deoghar and Jamshedpur in the state of Jharkhand, and Kanpur, Prayagraj, Kushinagar, Bareilly, Chitrakoot, Moradabad, Aligarh, Azamgarh, Shravasti, Ayodhya, Hindon and Agra in the state of Uttar Pradesh have been operationalized. All the above airports have scheduled flight operations, except six airports in Uttar Pradesh, namely, Kushinagar, Chitrakoot, Moradabad, Aligarh, Azamgarh, and Shravasti, where operations are temporarily discontinued due to factors such as completion of the three-year Viability Gap Funding (VGF) support period, poor visibility conditions, daytime runway restrictions at VFR- only airports, shortage of aircraft, leasing issues, temporary discontinuation by airlines, novation of routes and low passenger load factors. 12.03.2026 910 SUPPORT TO RURAL AND SEMI-URBAN MSMEs 3402. SHRI ZIA UR REHMAN: Will the Minister of MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES be pleased to state: (a) whether the Government has taken note of the challenges faced by Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) regarding credit access, high interest rates and delayed payments and if so, the details thereof; (b) the details of initiatives undertaken to increase formal credit availability and digital onboarding of small enterprises; and (c) whether any new interventions are proposed to support rural and semi- urban MSMEs, including artisans and micro-manufacturers and if so, the details thereof? THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES; AND MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF LABOUR AND EMPLOYMENT (KUMARI SHOBHA KARANDLAJE): (a) to (c): The Government has, inter-alia, undertaken the following measures at the policy level to enhance and strengthen the Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises ecosystem in the country, including Rural and Semi-Urban MSMEs: i. Ministry of MSME implements Credit Guarantee Scheme (CGS) for Micro and Small Enterprises (MSEs) through Credit Guarantee Fund Trust for Micro and Small Enterprises to provide credit guarantee for loans extended to MSEs. The ceiling for guarantee coverage under the scheme 12.03.2026 911 is Rs 10 crore. ii. Self-Reliant India (SRI) Fund has been set up to infuse Rs. 50,000 crore as equity funding in MSMEs with a provision of Rs. 10,000 crore from the Government of India and Rs. 40,000 crore through Private Equity/Venture Capital Funds. The Budget 2026-27 has also announced a support of Rs 2000 crore to top up the Self-Reliant India Fund set up in 2021 to continue support to micro enterprises and maintain their access to risk capital. iii. The Emergency Credit Line Guarantee Scheme (ECLGS) was launched in May, 2020 as part of Aatmanirbhar Bharat Package to support eligible MSMEs and business enterprises in meeting their operational liabilities due to disruption caused by COVID-19 pandemic. The Scheme was operational till 31.03.2023. As reported by Department of Financial Services, under ECLGS, since inception till 31.03.2023, total 1.13 crore guarantees covering a value of Rs.2.42 lakh crore have been extended to MSMEs. iv. Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises Development (MSMED) Act, 2006 under Section 15–23 of Chapter V mandates payment to the MSEs to be made within 45 days. Under the provisions of the MSMED Act, 2006, Micro and Small Enterprises Facilitation Councils (MSEFCs) have been set up in the States/UTs to deal with cases of delayed payments of the MSEs. For filing and monitoring the pending payment cases by MSEs against the buyers of goods and services, the Government launched 12.03.2026 912 SAMADHAAN Portal on 30.10.2017. The cases filed on the portal are referred to the concerned MSEFC for resolution of dispute between the MSE seller and the buyer. v. Retail and wholesale traders have also been included under the MSME category for the purpose of Priority Sector Lending (PSL) with effect from 02.07.2021. To bring Informal Micro Enterprises (IMEs) into the formal financial framework and enable them to avail PSL benefits, the Udyam Assist Platform was launched on 11.01.2023. The Government has further extended non-tax benefits for a period of three years in cases of upward transition of MSME classification. vi. Under the Digital India programme, the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) offers services on Digital Infrastructure as a Utility, Governance and Services on Demand, Digital Empowerment of Citizens and MSMEs. Digital payments are also done by MSMEs through different platforms. In order to improve and increase the integration of above technologies to help MSMEs for digitalisation across the Country, Ministry of MSME, in collaboration with stakeholders runs many initiatives, which inter-alia include the Udyam Portal, MSME Champions Portal, Government e-Marketplace, Trade Receivables Discounting System (TReDS), MSME Trade Enablement and Marketing Scheme, MSME SAMBANDH, Prime Minister's Employment Generation Programme (PMEGP) Portal, Khadi and Village Industries Commission Online, PM Vishwakarma Portal and Online Dispute Resolution portal. 12.03.2026 913 vii. PMEGP provides Margin Money subsidy up to 35%, for setting up of new micro enterprises, in the non-farm sector with project cost of Rs. 50 lakh for Manufacturing and Rs. 20 lakh for Service enterprises. viii. PM Vishwakarma Scheme was launched on 17.09.2023 to provide end- to-end holistic support to artisans and craftspeople of 18 traditional trades who work with their hands and tools. The Scheme includes provision of loans up to Rs. 3 lakh with interest subvention up to 8%. ROUTES UNDER RCS-UDAN SCHEME 3403. SHRIMATI SATABDI ROY BANERJEE: Will the Minister of CIVIL AVIATION be pleased to state: (a) the total number of routes operationalised under the Regional Connectivity Scheme - Ude Desh ka Aam Nagrik (RCS-UDAN) scheme; (b) the total number of routes discontinued before completion of three years of operation; and (c) the number of routes that are presently operational and are operating at fifty per cent capacity or below? THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF COOPERATION; AND MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF CIVIL AVIATION (SHRI MURLIDHAR MOHOL): (a) to (c): As on 28.02.2026, a total of 663 RCS routes have been operationalised under the Regional Connectivity Scheme-Ude Desh ka Aam Nagrik (RCS-UDAN). Out of these, 123 RCS routes were discontinued before 12.03.2026 914 completion of the three-year operational period. At present, 336 RCS routes are operational. MSME CLUSTERS IN TELANGANA 3404. SHRI ARVIND DHARMAPURI: Will the Minister of MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES be pleased to state: (a) the details of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSME) clusters approved and operational in Telangana under central schemes, district- wise; (b) whether any MSME clusters have been approved for traditional sectors such as handlooms, turmeric, or agro-processing and if so, the details thereof; (c) the funds allocated and utilised thereunder; and (d) the employment generated and timeline for completion of pending clusters? THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES; AND MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF LABOUR AND EMPLOYMENT (KUMARI SHOBHA KARANDLAJE): (a) to (d): Micro and Small Enterprises-Cluster Development Programme (MSE-CDP) of Ministry of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises, Government of India establish Common Facility Centers (CFCs) and create/upgrade Infrastructure Facilities (ID Projects) providing financial support to enhance the 12.03.2026 915 productivity and competitiveness of Micro and Small Enterprises (MSEs) in the existing cluster.The detail of the Common Facility Centers (CFCs) approved in Telangana under MSE-CDP, is as under: S. No. Name of the CFC Projects Districts Sector Project Cost GoI Grant Approved Status (Ongoing/ completed)(Rs. In lakh) 1 Gold Ornament Cluster Karimnagar Gem and Jewellery 580.00 446.00 Ongoing 2 Rice Mill Cluster Jagitial Agro- processing 998.00 798.40 Ongoing And, the detail of the Infrastructure Development (ID) Projects approved in Telangana under MSE-CDP, is as under: S. No. Name of projects District Total Project Cost Approved GoI grant Status (Ongoing/ completed) (Rupees in lakh) 1 New Industrial Estate at Gujularamaram Ranga Reddy 347.00 139.00 Completed 2 New Industrial Estate at Automotive and Engineering Cluster Park, Toopran Mandal, Medak Medak 940.82 752.65 Completed 3 New Industrial Estate at Madikonda Village, Warangal District Warangal 1061.19 735.6 Completed 4 Upgradation of Industrial Park at Palvancha, Bhadradri Kothagudem 1014.76 800.00 Ongoing 5 Flatted Factory Complex at Chandenvalle, Ranga Reddy Ranga Reddy 1541.04 1180.88 Ongoing 6 Flatted Factory Complex at Jadcherla Mahbubnagar 1515.64 1160.39 Ongoing 7 Flatted Factory Complex at Madikonda, Warangal 1549.35 1161.95 Ongoing 8 Flatted Factory Complex at Tuniki Bollaram, Siddipet 1467.79 1106.45 Ongoing 9 Flatted Factory Complex at Dandu Malkapur, Yadadri Bhuvanagiri 1460.00 1137.57 Ongoing 10 Marketing Hub - (Women Entrepreneurs Sanga Reddy 1150 680 Ongoing 12.03.2026 916 International Trade and Technology Centre) at Nandigama Village, Patancheru Mandal 11 New Industrial Park at Narmala, Rajanna Sircilla Rajanna Sircilla 1043.47 758.3 Ongoing 12 New Industrial Estate (Kakatiya Mega Textile Park) at Warangal Rural Warangal 1010.4 683.29 Ongoing 13 Up-gradation of Industrial Park at Gadwal, Jogulamba Gadwal Jogulamba Gadwal 1000.63 800 Ongoing 14 Up-gradation of Industrial Park at Mancherial Mancherial 702.26 561.81 Ongoing 15 Upgradation of Industrial Estate at Jadcherla Mahbubnagar 733.6 586.88 Ongoing 16 Upgradation of Industrial Estate at Jeedimetla Medchal-Malkanjgiri 1000 800 Ongoing 17 Up-gradation of Industrial Estate at Cherlapally Industrial Esate, Medchal District Medchal 1030 600 Ongoing 18 New Industrial Estate at Industrial Estate at Armoor Nizamabad 935.09 674.09 Ongoing 19 New Industrial Estate at Ravalkole (V), Malkajgiri Malkajgiri 1036.57 710.80 Ongoing 20 New Industrial Estate at Buggapadu Khammam 848.13 559.25 Ongoing 21 New Industrial Estate at Kallem Jangaon 1070.88 678.88 Ongoing 22 New Industrial Estate at Autonagar, Kundanpally Village, Ramagundam Mandal Peddapalli 990.75 656.62 Ongoing 23 New Industrial Estate at Sultanpur Sanga reddy 940.05 637.70 Ongoing 24 Up-gradation of Industrial Park at Autonagar, Hyderabad Ranga Reddy 1054.26 650.65 Ongoing 25 Up-gradation of Industrial Park at Bhongir Yadadri Bhuvanagiri 714.17 484.13 Ongoing 26 Setting up of New Industrial Estate, Mandapally Siddipet 1007.62 610.88 Ongoing MSE-CDP is a demand driven Central Sector Scheme wherein, State Governments send proposals as per common needs of existing cluster in their States/UTs which commonly result in enhanced employment. 12.03.2026 917 BENEFITS UNDER PM VISHWAKARMA 3405. SHRI PRABHAKAR REDDY VEMIREDDY: Will the Minister of MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES be pleased to state: (a) whether it is true that Credit Information Bureau (India) Limited (CIBIL) score is one of the criteria to take benefits under PM Vishwakarma Scheme; (b) if so, the reasons that Government made CIBIL Score mandatory under PM Vishwakarma; (c) whether it would not impact better implementation of the scheme and also beneficiaries are at loss and if so, the details thereof; (d) whether the Government proposes to remove CIBIL Score as criteria under PM Vishwakarma and if not, the reasons therefor; (e) whether it is true that out of about two crore applications received, 1.3 crore applications are pending with Gram Panchayats and if so, the details thereof; and (f) the reasons for such huge number of applications pending with GPs and the manner in which Government is planning to address this? THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES; AND MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF LABOUR AND EMPLOYMENT (KUMARI SHOBHA KARANDLAJE): (a) to (d): PM Vishwakarma scheme is conjointly being looked by Ministry of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSME), Ministry of Skill Development 12.03.2026 918 and Entrepreneurship (MSDE) and Department of Financial Services (DFS). As per information received from DFS, CIBIL score is not mandatory to take benefits under the PM Vishwakarma scheme. Further, as per PM Vishwakarma scheme guidelines, Credit information report is required for those who have a credit history, for availing benefits under the credit component, so as to exclude any defaulter from availing credit again under the Scheme. The issue of CIBIL score has been specifically addressed in FAQs issued to banks on 14.08.2024 wherein it has been explicitly stated that no minimum Credit score has been prescribed under the PM Vishwakarma scheme for availing credit component. Hence there is no impact on implementation of the scheme. (e) and (f): Under the PM Vishwakarma Scheme, Stage-I verification of applications is carried out through the Head of the Gram Panchayat/Chairman of the Village Council or the Executive Head/Administrator of the Urban Local Body. As on 09.03.2026, 83.53 lakh applications are pending for verification at Stage-I level, of which 55.54 lakh applications are with Gram Panchayats and 27.99 lakh applications are with Urban Local Bodies. Against the target of 30 lakh registrations under the scheme, the target has already been achieved. 12.03.2026 919 ENSURING QUALITY, SAFETY AND ACCOUNTABILITY IN PUBLIC CONSTRUCTION WORKS 3406. SHRI PARSHOTTAMBHAI RUPALA: Will the Minister of HOUSING AND URBAN AFFAIRS be pleased to state: (a) the measures taken by the Central Public Works Department in coordination with State Governments and other Central agencies to ensure quality assurance of each public construction work where public funds are utilized as on date; (b) whether the Government has taken cognizance of the quality-focused public works legislation as enacted in Japan and if so, the details thereof; and (c) whether the Government is aware that in the absence of a specific statutory framework on construction quality, several public works have deteriorated or become unsafe within a short period and if so, the details thereof along with the corrective actions proposed to be taken in this regard? THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF HOUSING AND URBAN AFFAIRS (SHRI TOKHAN SAHU): (a): To ensure Quality Assurance in public works, the Central Public Works Department follows its Works Manual and Standard Operating Procedures, Specifications, Quality Assurance Manual etc. The CPWD also regularly updates these documents. All these publications are available on the CPWD website free of cost and are referred by the State Governments and other 12.03.2026 920 Central/State agencies for ensuring quality in public construction works. (b): No. (c): The quality of Public Works is ensured and guided by the provisions of General Financial Rules (GFR), Central Vigilance Commission (CVC) Guidelines, CPWD Manual and Standard Operating Procedures of the CPWD. SAFETY STANDARDS IN TRIBAL RESIDENTIAL SCHOOLS 3407. DR. MALLU RAVI: Will the Minister of TRIBAL AFFAIRS be pleased to state: (a) whether cases of food poisoning and infections in Tribal residential schools have been reported, if so, the details thereof; (b) the details of the timeline for ensuring all tribal residential schools comply with the Government's safety standards to prevent children getting affected by food poisoning band infections; and (c) the details of the steps taken to prevent recurrence and safeguard children's health? THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF TRIBAL AFFAIRS (SHRI DURGA DAS UIKEY): (a) to (c): A few isolated instances of suspected food poisoning and infections in certain Eklavya Model Residential Schools (EMRSs) have been reported. In such cases, necessary medical attention was provided to the affected students and appropriate corrective measures were taken by the concerned school authorities in coordination with the State/UT EMRS 12.03.2026 921 Societies. The National Education Society for Tribal Students (NESTS), under the Ministry of Tribal Affairs, has issued a series of circulars and guidelines to all EMRSs to ensure strict adherence to health, hygiene and safety standards in hostels and school messes. These include, inter-alia, the Guidelines for Mess Management in EMRSs and instructions regarding preventive measures for ensuring the safety and well-being of hostel students. The EMRS Mess Management Guidelines prescribe hygienic food preparation practices, safe storage of food items, and maintenance of cleanliness in kitchen and dining areas. The guidelines also provide for the constitution of Mess Committees, periodic inspections, and tasting of food prior to serving to students. Further, NESTS has issued instructions for engagement of a Staff Nurse and Counsellor in each EMRS to facilitate regular health monitoring and provide psychosocial support to students. In addition, engagement of a Part-time Doctor has been mandated to ensure periodic medical check-ups and timely medical consultation. Provision has also been made for hiring of a school vehicle to facilitate prompt transportation of students to nearby health facilities in case of medical emergencies. These measures are collectively aimed at further strengthening health services, improving food safety practices, and ensuring timely medical response in EMRSs so as to safeguard the health and well-being of tribal 12.03.2026 922 students residing in these schools. DIGITISATION OF HIGHWAYS IN MAHARASHTRA 3408. ADV. GOWAAL KAGADA PADAVI: Will the Minister of ROAD TRANSPORT AND HIGHWAYS be pleased to state: (a) whether the Government has initiated the transformation of highways into intelligent mobility corridors by digitising highways with real time monitoring, smart tolling, vehicle to infrastructure (V2I) systems and asset management of roads; (b) the number of highway packages in Maharashtra including tribal and remote districts selected for digitisation under this initiative and the budget committed therefor; (c) whether there are pilot projects specifically in tribal and backward regions to test technologies such as geotagged maintenance smart toll and remote monitoring and the outcomes so far; and (d) the timeline by which the Government expects full rollout of the digitised highway initiative in all new national highway corridors and the inclusion of tribal and backward district breakdowns in the first progress report 2025-26? THE MINISTER OF ROAD TRANSPORT AND HIGHWAYS (SHRI NITIN JAIRAM GADKARI): (a) to (d): With regard to Smart Tolling, Multi-Lane Free Flow (MLFF) Tolling on 12.03.2026 923 all 4-Lanes and above National Highways has been planned. Under the MLFF tolling system, gantry installed high performance Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) readers and Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) cameras are used for deduction of user fee through existing FASTag system. The Multi Lane Free Flow based on Barrier less Tolling has been awarded on 16 toll plazas as per list is given in the enclosed Statement. The Government envisages to implement MLFF Tolling on all 4 Lane and above National Highways including in Tribal and Backward regions in a phased manner. As on date Chalakwadi Toll Plaza and Hiwargaon Pawsa Toll Plaza on Pune Nashik National Highway - 60 has been awarded under MLFF Tolling in the State of Maharashtra. Apart from this, 113 nos. of congested NH toll plazas in the country are also monitored through a GIS based toll congestion monitoring solution. For monitoring the pavement condition and other highway assets on National Highways, periodic NSV (Network Survey Vehicle) surveys, drone surveys, AI based inspections, etc. are being carried out. Based on the results of these surveys, necessary repair and maintenance are being carried out by Field Units through respective Contractors/ Concessionaires as per the provisions of Concession Agreement. STATEMENT ‘DIGITISATION OF HIGHWAYS IN MAHARASHTRA’. Sl. No. Toll Plaza NH / State 1. Gharaunda Toll Plaza NH-44 in Haryana 12.03.2026 924 2. Chorayasi Toll Plaza NH-48 in Gujarat 3. Daulatpura Toll Plaza NH-48 in Rajasthan 4. Manoharpura Toll Plaza NH-48 in Rajasthan 5. Shahjahanpur Toll Plaza NH-48 in Rajasthan 6. Mundaka Toll Plaza UER-II in Delhi 7. Boriach Toll Plaza NH-48 in Gujarat 8. Nemili Toll Plaza NH-48 in Tamil Nadu 9. Chenasamudram Toll Plaza NH-48 in Tamil Nadu 10. Paranur Toll Plaza NH-45 in Tamil Nadu 11. Kasepalli Toll Plaza NH-44 in Andhra Pradesh 12. Amakathadu Toll Plaza NH-44 in Andhra Pradesh 13. Marur Toll Plaza NH-44 in Andhra Pradesh 14. Chalakwadi Toll Plaza NH-50 in Maharashtra 15. Hiwargaon Pavsa Toll Plaza NH-50 in Maharashtra 16. Badarpur Faridabad Toll Plaza NH-19 in Haryana खाī ÿसंÖकरण ±ेý का जीवीए 3409. ®ी आशीष दुबेः ³या खाī ÿसंÖकरण उīोग मंýी यह बताने कì कृपा कर¤गे िकः (क) वषª 2023-24 के दौरान खाī ÿसंÖकरण ±ेý का सकल मूÐय संवधªन (जीवीए) िकतना है और वषª 2014-15 से इसकì तुलना ³या है; (ख) अÿैल, 2014 से माचª, 2025 तक उĉ ±ेý म¤ िकतना ÿÂय± िवदेशी िनवेश (एफडीआई) इि³वटी आवक हòआ; (ग) वषª 2024-25 के दौरान कृिष-खाī िनयाªत म¤ ÿसंÖकृत खाī पदाथŎ का िहÖसा िकतना है; 12.03.2026 925 (घ) वािषªक उīोग सव¥±ण (एएसआई) 2023-24 के अनुसार संगिठत िविनमाªण ±ेý म¤ रोजगार म¤ खाī ÿसंÖकरण ±ेý का िहÖसा िकतना है, (ङ) वषª 2014-15 से 2023-24 कì अविध के दौरान खाī ÿसंÖकरण ±ेý के िवकास म¤ िविभÆन राºयŌ का योगदान िकतना रहा है; (च) उÂपादन से जुड़ी ÿोÂसाहन (पीएलआई) योजना के अंतगªत Öथािपत खाī ÿसंÖकरण इकाइयŌ कì सं´या िकतनी है और िदसÌबर, 2025 तक उĉ इकाइयŌ कì िनवेश ÿितबĦताओं का Êयौरा ³या है; (छ) जबलपुर म¤ िकतने खाī ÿसंÖकरण केÆþ Öथािपत िकए गए ह§; और (ज) ³या उĉ योजनाओं के अंतगªत कोई इकाई Öथािपत करने के िलए कोई आवेदन ÿाĮ हòए ह§ और यिद हां, तो तÂसंबंधी Êयौरा ³या है? खाī ÿसंÖकरण उīोग मंýालय म¤ राºय मंýी; तथा रेल मंýालय म¤ राºय मंýी (®ी रवनीत िसंह): (क): सांि´यकì और कायªøम कायाªÆवयन मंýालय Ĭारा जारी आंकड़Ō के अनुसार वषª 2023-24 के दौरान खाī ÿसंÖकरण ±ेý का सकल मूÐय वधªन (जीवीए) 2.24 लाख करोड़ Łपये (पहले संशोिधत अनुमान के अनुसार) है, जबिक वषª 2014-15 म¤ यह 1.34 लाख करोड़ Łपये था। (ख): उīोग एवं आंतåरक Óयापार िवभाग Ĭारा जारी आंकड़Ō के अनुसार, अÿैल 2014 से माचª 2025 तक खाī ÿसंÖकरण ±ेý म¤ कुल ÿÂय± िवदेशी िनवेश (एफडीआई) इि³वटी अंतवाªह 7334.34 िमिलयन अमेåरकì डॉलर है। (ग): वािणिºयक जानकारी और सांि´यकì महािनदेशालय Ĭारा जारी आंकड़Ō के अनुसार वषª 2024-25 के दौरान कृिष खाī िनयाªत म¤ ÿसंÖकृत खाī पदाथŎ कì िहÖसेदारी 20.4% है। (घ): वािषªक उīोग सव¥±ण (एएसआई) 2023-24 के अनुसार संगिठत िविनमाªण ±ेý म¤ खाī ÿसंÖकरण ±ेý का रोजगार िहÖसा 12.83% है। (ङ): वषª 2014-15 से 2023-24 कì अविध के दौरान देश म¤ खाī ÿसंÖकरण ±ेý के िवकास म¤ 12.03.2026 926 राºयŌ का योगदान िविभÆन कारकŌ जैसे िक ÿसंÖकरण उīोगŌ के िलए उनका मजबूत कृिष आधार, औīोिगक अवसंरचना, खाī नीितगत समथªन, आिद से संचािलत है। वषª 2023-24 के िलए एएसआई के नवीनतम आंकड़Ō के अनुसार, राºय-वार पंजीकृत खाī ÿसंÖकरण इकाइयां संलμन िववरण-I म¤ दी गई ह§। (च) से (ज): खाī ÿसंÖकरण उīोग मंýालय कì खाī ÿसंÖकरण उīोग के िलए उÂपादन-िलं³ड ÿोÂसाहन योजना (पीएलआईएसएफपीआई) के अंतगªत, िदनांक 31 िदसंबर 2025 तक 7462.77 करोड़ Łपये के िनवेश के साथ योजना के अंतगªत कुल 274 खाī ÿसंÖकरण इकाइयां Öथािपत कì गई ह§। उĉ इकाइयŌ कì िनवेश ÿितबĦताओं का Êयौरा संलμन िववरण-II म¤ िदया गया है। इसके अलावा, जबलपुर म¤ कोई खाī ÿसंÖकरण क¤þ Öथािपत नहé िकया गया है और पीएलआईएफपीआई योजना के अंतगªत कोई नया आवेदन लंिबत नहé है। िववरण- I पंजीकृत ±ेý म¤ खाī ÿसंÖकरण ±ेý म¤ लगी इकाइयाँ ø.सं. राºय इकाइयŌ कì सं´या (एएसआई के अनुसार *) 1 अंडमान और िनकोबार Ĭीप समूह 5 2 आंň ÿदेश 5237 3 अŁणाचल ÿदेश 48 4 असम 1798 5 िबहार 1020 6 चंडीगढ़ 19 7 छ°ीसगढ 2525 8 दादर और नगर हवेली एवं दमन और दीव 49 9 िदÐली 142 10 गोवा 97 11 गुजरात 2691 12 हåरयाणा 998 13 िहमाचल ÿदेश 179 14 जÌमू-कÔमीर 192 15 झारखंड 270 16 कनाªटक 2448 12.03.2026 927 17 केरल 1692 18 लĥाख 8 19 ल±Ĭीप 0 20 मÅय ÿदेश 1120 21 महाराÕů 2898 22 मिणपुर 42 23 मेघालय 31 24 िमजोरम 29 25 नागाल§ड 18 26 ओिडशा 1403 27 पुदुचेरी 69 28 पंजाब 3401 29 राजÖथान 1000 30 िसि³कम 16 31 तिमलनाडु 4911 32 तेलंगाना 3959 33 िýपुरा 136 34 उ°र ÿदेश 2955 35 उ°राखंड 372 36 पिIJम बंगाल 2267 कुल 44,032 ąोत: *वािषªक उīोग सव¥±ण 2023-24 िववरण-II िदनांक 31.12.2025 तक पीएलआईएसएफपीआई योजना के अंतगªत Öवीकृत पåरयोजनाओं का राºय-वार Êयौरा: राºय अनुमोिदत ÖथानŌ कì सं´या ÿितबĦ िनवेश (करोड़ Ł. म¤) आंň ÿदेश 36 1043.89 असम 4 47.74 िबहार 7 488.66 छ°ीसगढ़ 1 40.93 गोवा 1 17.99 गुजरात 31 1343.76 हåरयाणा 9 74.53 िहमाचल 4 10.66 12.03.2026 928 ÿदेश जÌमू और कÔमीर 2 61.13 झारखंड 2 11.76 कनाªटक 21 271.58 केरल 10 165.91 मÅय ÿदेश 10 468.15 महाराÕů 41 941.98 उड़ीसा 6 182.77 पंजाब 9 126.31 राजÖथान 6 244.82 तिमलनाडु 19 389.53 तेलंगाना 13 200.89 उ°र ÿदेश 26 1052.10 उ°राखंड 7 116.05 पिIJम बंगाल 9 161.63 कुल 274 7462.77 DEVELOPMENT OF AIRPORTS, HELIPORTS AND WATER AERODROMES 3410. SHRI GODAM NAGESH: Will the Minister of CIVIL AVIATION be pleased to state: (a) the details and the total number of airports, heliports and water aerodromes sanctioned and operationalised under the Ude Desh ka Aam Nagrik (UDAN) scheme since its inception across the country, State/UT- wise particularly in Telangana; (b) whether any new airports or airstrips are proposed to be developed under the UDAN scheme in Telangana and if so, the details thereof, district- wise; and (c) the measures taken to improve regional air connectivity, passenger traffic and economic development through UDAN scheme across the country, 12.03.2026 929 particularly in Telangana? THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF COOPERATION; AND MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF CIVIL AVIATION (SHRI MURLIDHAR MOHOL): (a) to (c): Under the Regional Connectivity Scheme-UDAN, as on 28.02.2026, 663 routes connecting 95 unserved and underserved airports (including 17 heliports and 2 water aerodromes) have been operationalised. The list of airports operationalised since the inception of the Scheme is given in the enclosed Statement. In the State of Telangana, Adilabad, Aleru, Basantnagar (Peddapalli) and Kagazpur airports are included in the tentative list of unserved airports in the UDAN document. Further, 58 RCS routes have been operationalised in the State.; To ensure the affordability of regional air travel, the UDAN scheme provides financial incentives to airline operators on regional routes that include: Concessions by the Central Government, State Governments/ Union Territories and airport operators to reduce airline operation costs and also the Viability Gap Funding (VGF) to bridge the gap between operational costs and expected revenues on such routes. The airfare on the RCS seats on which VGF is provided to the Selected Airline Operators (SAOs) is for a 3-year tenure and is capped at a subsidized rate, which is liable to be indexed every quarter. The above measures aim to strengthen affordability, accessibility and overall passenger convenience in the aviation sector, thereby promoting regional 12.03.2026 930 development and economic growth. STATEMENT List of 95 RCS Airports operationalized as on 28.02.2026 S No. State Airport Date of Operationalization 1. Andhra Pradesh Kadapa (Underserved) 27-April-2017 2. Kurnool (Unserved) 28-March 2021 3. Arunachal Pradesh Tezu (Unserved) 15-August-2021 4. Passighat (Unserved) 24-May 2021 5. Hollongi (Unserved) 15-January-2023 6. Assam Jorhat (Underserved) 1-August-2018 7. Lilabari (Underserved) 15-January-2019 8. Tezpur (Underserved) 26-April-2018 9. Rupsi (Unserved) 8-May 2021 10. Bihar Darbhanga (Unserved) 08-November-2020 11. Purnea (Unserved) 15-September-2025 12. Chhattisgarh Jagdalpur (Unserved) 14-June-2018 13. Bilaspur (Unserved) 1-March-2021 14. Ambikapur (Unserved) 19-December-2024 15. Daman and Diu Diu (Underserved) 24-February-2018 16. Gujarat Bhavnagar (Underserved) 1-May-2018 17. Jamnagar (Underserved) 17-February-2018 18. Kandla (Unserved) 1-July-2017 19. Keshod (Unserved) 16-April-2022 20. Mundra (Unserved) 17-February-2018 21. Porbandar (Underserved) 10-July-2017 22. Statue of Unity (W) (Unserved) 31-October-2020 23. Sabarmati River Front (W) (Unserved) 31-October-2020 24. Haryana Hissar (Unserved) 14-January-2021 25. Himachal Pradesh Shimla (Unserved) 27-April-2017 26. Kullu (Underserved) 13-May-2019 27. Mandi – Heliport (Unserved) 09-December-2021 28. Rampur – Heliport (Unserved) 14-December-2021 12.03.2026 931 S No. State Airport Date of Operationalization 29. Reckong Peo - Heliport 21-January-2026 30. Shimla (Sanjoli) - Heliport 21-January-2026 31. Jharkhand Deoghar (Unserved) 12-July-2022 32. Jamshedpur (Unserved) 31-January-2023 33. Karnataka Belgaum (Underserved) 1-May-2019 34. Hubli (Underserved) 14-May-2018 35. Mysore (Unserved) 2-September-2017 36. Vidyanagar (Unserved) 21-September-2017 37. Kalaburgi (Gulbarga) (Unserved) 22-November-2019 38. Bidar (Unserved) 07-February-2020 39. Shivamogga (Unserved) 21-November-2023 40. Kerala Kannur (Unserved) 25-January-2019 41. Lakshadweep Agatti (Underserved) 18-April-2024 42. Madhya Pradesh Gwalior (Underserved) 31-May-2017 43. Rewa (Unserved) 25-November-2024 44. Datia (Unserved) 31-May-2025 45. Maharashtra Gondia (Unserved) 13-March-2022 46. Jalgaon (Unserved) 23-December-2017 47. Kolhapur (Unserved) 8-April-2018 48. Nanded (Unserved) 27-April-2017 49. Ozar (Nasik) (Unserved) 23-December-2017 50. Sindhudurg (Unserved) 9-October-2021 51. Amravati (Unserved) 16-April-2025 52. Manipur Jiribam Heliport (Unserved) 13-March-2024 53. Tamenglong Heliport (Unserved) 13-March-2024 54. Meghalaya Shillong (Underserved) 26-April-2018 55. Nagaland Dimapur (Underserved) 07-December-2019 56. Odisha Jharsuguda (Unserved) 22-September-2018 57. Jeypore (Unserved) 03-August-2022 58. Rourkela (Unserved) 07-January-2023 59. Utkela (Unserved) 31-August-2023 60. Pondicherry (UT) Pondicherry (Underserved) 16-August-2017 61. Punjab Adampur (Unserved) 1-May-2018 62. Bhatinda (Unserved) 27-April-2017 63. Ludhiana (Unserved) 2-September-2017 64. Pathankot (Unserved) 5-April-2018 12.03.2026 932 S No. State Airport Date of Operationalization 65. Rajasthan Bikaner (Unserved) 26-September-2017 66. Jaisalmer (Unserved) 29-October-2017 67. Kishangarh (Unserved) 8-October-2018 68. Sikkim Pakyong (Unserved) 4-October-2018 69. Tamil Nadu Salem (Unserved) 25-March-2018 70. Uttar Pradesh Agra (Underserved) 8-December-2017 71. Aligarh (Unserved) 11-March-2024 72. Azamgarh (Unserved) 11-March-2024 73. Bareilly (Unserved) 08-March-2021 74. Chitrakoot (Unserved) 12-March-2024 75. Moradabad (Unserved) 10-August-2024 76. Prayagraj (Underserved) 14-June-2018 77. Kanpur (Chakeri) (Unserved) 3-July-2018 78. Hindon (Unserved) 11-October-2019 79. Shravasti (Unserved) 12-March-2024 80. Kushinagar (Unserved) 26-November-2021 81. Uttarakhand Pantnagar (Underserved) 4-January-2019 82. Pithoragarh (Unserved) 17-January-2019 83. Sahastradhara - Heliport (Unserved) 08-February-2020 84. Chinyalisaur –Heliport (Unserved) 08-February-2020 85. Gaucher –Heliport (Unserved) 08-February-2020 86. New Tehri –Heliport (Unserved) 29-July-2020 87. Srinagar –Heliport (Unserved) 29-July-2020 88. Haldwani – Heliport (Unserved) 8-October-2021 89. Almora – Heliport (Unserved) 26-August-2022 90. Champawat – Heliport( Unserved) 22-February-2024 91. Munsyari – Heliport (Unserved) 22-February-2024 92. Nainital – Heliport (Unserved) 12-March-2025 93. Bageshwar – Heliport (Unserved) 12-March-2025 94. West Bengal Cooch Behar (Unserved) 21-February-2023 95. Durgapur (Underserved) 25-June-2019 12.03.2026 933 MSME CLUSTERS DEVELOPMENT PROJECT IN ASSAM 3411. SHRI AMARSING TISSO: Will the Minister of MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES be pleased to state: (a) whether any Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSME) Cluster Development Projects, Common Facility Centres or Scheme of Fund for Regeneration of Traditional Industries (SFURTI) clusters have been sanctioned in Karbi Anglong and Dima Hasao districts of Assam during the last three years; (b) the details of funds allocated, released and utilised, district-wise; and (c) the steps taken to promote agro-based and forest-based MSMEs, including ginger, turmeric and agarwood processing units in the said districts? THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES; AND MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF LABOUR AND EMPLOYMENT (KUMARI SHOBHA KARANDLAJE): (a) to (c): The Scheme of Fund for Regeneration of Traditional Industries (SFURTI) was in continuation up to 30.09.2022, hence no new clusters has been approved under the scheme during the last three years. However to promote agro-based and forest-based MSMEs, Lumbajong Ginger and Turmeric Cluster has been approved in the Karbi Anglong district with a committed Government of India assistance of ₹358.82 lakh, during FY 2020- 21,out of which ₹351.57 lakh has been released and utilised. No cluster under 12.03.2026 934 the SFURTI Scheme or the MSE-Cluster Development Scheme has been sanctioned in the Dima Hasao district. Under SFURTI, clusters are supported through a wide range of Soft Interventions aimed at strengthening artisan and farmer capabilities, improving productivity, and enhancing market linkages. These interventions include general awareness programmes; skill development and capacity-building; and training in machine handling and maintenance. Support is also provided for institution development, onboarding on e-commerce platforms, exposure visits, design and product development, and participation in seminars, workshops and training programmes on technology upgradation. परवाणू-िशमला चार-लेन पåरयोजना 3412. ®ी सुरेश कुमार कÔयप: ³या सड़क पåरवहन और राजमागª मंýी यह बताने कì कृपा कर¤गे िक: (क) परवाणू-िशमला चार लेन कì पåरयोजना के िलए कुल िकतनी धनरािश Öवीकृत कì गई है और इसम¤ अब तक िकतनी वाÖतिवक और िव°ीय ÿगित हòई है तथा शेष कायª और खंडŌ का Êयौरा ³या है; (ख) उĉ पåरयोजना के िविभÆन खंडŌ म¤ िनमाªण म¤ िवलंब के मु´य कारण ³या ह§ और शेष कायª को समयबĦ तरीके से पूरा करने के िलए सरकार Ĭारा ³या ठोस कदम उठाए जा रहे ह§; (ग) ³या ÿÂयेक मानसून ऋतु के दौरान परवाणू-िशमला मागª पर भूÖखलन, जलभराव और सड़क ±ित के कारण यातायात बार-बार बािधत होता है िजससे Öथानीय जीवन, पयªटन, Óयापार और आपातकालीन सेवाएं ÿभािवत होती ह§; और (घ) यिद हां, तो ³या ढलान िÖथरीकरण, उÆनत जल िनकासी ÿणािलयŌ, Öथायी संरचनाओं 12.03.2026 935 और आपदा ÿितरोधी उपायŌ के माÅयम से Öथायी समाधान सुिनिIJत करने के िलए कोई एकìकृत कायª योजना कायाªिÆवत कì जा रही है? सड़क पåरवहन और राजमागª मंýी (®ी िनितन जयराम गडकरी): (क) और (ख): Êयौरा संलμन िववरण म¤ िदया गया है। (ग): वषª 2023 म¤ अÿÂयािशत बाåरश के दौरान राजमागª काफì बािधत हो गया था। तथािप, यातायात के आवागमन को बहाल करने के िलए राजमागª से भूÖखलन को तÂकाल हटा िदया गया था। राजमागª अÆयथा मानसून के मौसम म¤ 4 लेन यातायात के िलए खुले रहते ह§, िसवाय कुछ अलग-अलग ÖथानŌ को छोड़कर जहां भारी बाåरश और ±ेý के खराब भूिव²ान Ĭारा उÂपÆन भूÖखलन के कारण यातायात 2 लेन म¤ चलता है। (घ): भारतीय राÕůीय राजमागª ÿािधकरण (एनएचएआई) ने परवाणू-सोलन-कैथलीघाट के बीच कुल 85 संवेदनशील ÖथानŌ कì पहचान कì है और इनम¤ से 65 ÖथानŌ पर Öथायी दीघªकािलक ढलान सुर±ा कायª पहले ही पूरा हो चुका है और शेष ÖथानŌ पर कायª ÿगित पर है। िववरण “परवाणू-िशमला चार-लेन पåरयोजना” कì ÿगित के संबंध म¤ Êयौरा ø. सं. पåरयोजना का नाम Öवीकृत रािश (करोड़ Ł. म¤) पåरयोजना कì वाÖतिवक ÿगित(%) पåरयोजना कì िव°ीय ÿगित (%) वतªमान िÖथित िवलंब के कारण पåरयोजना म¤ तेजी लाने के िलए उठाए गए कदम 1 िहमाचल ÿदेश राºय म¤ ईपीसी आधार पर एनएचडीपी चरण-III के तहत परवाणू- सोलन खंड एनएच- 22 (नया एनएच-05) पर िकमी 67.000 से िकमी 106.139 तक चार लेन का िनमाªण। 1683.31 100 100 कायª पूणª समय-समय पर राºय सरकार/Öथानीय ÿशासन और िहतधारकŌ के साथ बैठक¤ आयोिजत कì जाती ह§ तािक काम म¤ देरी होने वाले मुĥŌ को हल िकया जा 2 िहमाचल ÿदेश राºय म¤ ईपीसी मोड पर 1519.53 91.05 86.03 12.03.2026 936 एनएचडीपी चरण-III के तहत एनएच-22 (नया एनएच-05) के सोलन-कैथलीघाट पर िकमी 106.139 से िकमी 129.050 तक चार लेन का िनमाªण। 24.11.2025 को पीसीसी जारी सके। 3 िहमाचल ÿदेश राºय म¤ हाइिāड वािषªकì मोड पर कैथलीघाट से शकराल गांव (िडजाइन लंबाई- िकमी 17.465 के िलए िशमला बाईपास पैकेज-I पर िकमी 128+835 से िकमी 146+300 तक) एनएच-5 को चार लेन का बनाना। 2742.91 53 51.5 कायª ÿगित पर 1. 2023 और 2025 म¤ अभूतपूवª भारी वषाª कì अÿÂयािशत घटना। 2. 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SHRI KONDA VISHWESHWAR REDDY: 12.03.2026 937 Will the Minister of MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES be pleased to state: (a) whether the Government has undertaken district-wise mapping of high- growth Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSME) clusters in Telangana, particularly in defence, aerospace, pharmaceuticals, food processing and handlooms and if so, the details thereof; (b) the details of funds sanctioned and utilized in Telangana under Credit Guarantee Fund Trust for Micro and Small Enterprises (CGTMSE), Prime Minister’s Employment Generation Programme (PMEGP), Scheme of Fund for Regeneration of Traditional Industries (SFURTI) and Micro and Small Enterprises - Cluster Development Programme (MSE-CDP) during the last five years, along with employment generated and export growth achieved; (c) whether the Government proposes to establish MSME Technology and Credit Facilitation Centres in semi-urban and rural districts to improve formal credit access, quality certification and digital compliance and if so, the details thereof; (d) whether steps are being taken to integrate Telangana MSMEs with global value chains through coordination with the Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT), Export-Import Bank of India (EXIM Bank) and Open Network for Digital Commerce (ONDC) and if so, the details thereof; and (e) whether Telangana has the potential to be considered for a pilot MSME 12.03.2026 938 acceleration model leveraging its IT ecosystem, if so, the details thereof? THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES; AND MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF LABOUR AND EMPLOYMENT (KUMARI SHOBHA KARANDLAJE): (a) and (b): The Central Government supplements the efforts of the State/UT Governments through various schemes, programmes and policy initiatives for Credit Guarantee Fund Trust for Micro and Small Enterprises (CGTMSE), Prime Minister’s Employment Generation Programme (PMEGP), Scheme of Fund for Regeneration of Traditional Industries (SFURTI) and Micro and Small Enterprises - Cluster Development Programme (MSE-CDP) etc. Micro and Small Enterprises-Cluster Development Programme (MSE- CDP) of Ministry of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises, Government of India establish Common Facility Centers (CFCs) and create/upgrade Infrastructure Facilities (ID Projects) providing financial support to enhance the productivity and competitiveness of Micro and Small Enterprises (MSEs) in the existing cluster. The detail of the projects approved in Telangana under MSE-CDP, is given in the enclosed Statement-I. Under the Scheme of Fund for Regeneration of Traditional Industries (SFURTI), a total of 16 clusters have been approved in Telangana across 9 districts with an approved committed GoI assistance of Rs. 33.09 crore, proposed to benefit 9,109 traditional artisans across the State. Out of 16 approved clusters, 13 clusters are functional. Sector-wise details of clusters approved in Telangana is given in the enclosed Statement-II. 12.03.2026 939 The details of funds sanctioned and utilized in SFURTI Clusters approved in Telangana during last five years: S. No. Cluster Name District Total Artisans proposed to be benefited Funds sanctioned (INR In Lakhs) Fund Utilized (INR In Lakhs) 1. Gundimala Maize and Vermi Composting Cluster Mehaboobnagar 565 239.34 239.34 2. Nizamabad Turmeric Cluster Nizamabad 503 102.87 102.87 3. Poodur Vegetable and Fruit Processing Cluster Medchal- Malkajgiri 1629 301.36 301.36 4. Wanaparthy Zari Zardozi Cluster, Telangana Wanaparthy 328 14.00 14.00 Number of Micro enterprises assisted in the State of Telangana under PMEGP during Financial Year 2020-21 to Financial Year 2024-25: Financial Year No. of Micro enterprises Assisted MM Subsidy (Rs. Cr) Estimated Employment Generated 2020-21 2025 63.76 16,200 2021-22 2906 98.46 23,248 2022-23 2540 102.25 20,320 2023-24 2503 108.12 20,024 2024-25 1850 82.82 14800 Ministry of MSME implements Credit Guarantee Scheme (CGS) for Micro and Small Enterprises (MSEs) through Credit Guarantee Fund Trust for Micro and Small Enterprises to provide credit guarantee for loans extended to MSEs. The ceiling for guarantee coverage under the scheme is Rs 10 crore. Progress Report under CGTMSE - for last five year (All India and Telangana) Sr. States FY 20-21 FY 21-22 FY 22-23 FY 23-24 FY 24-25 12.03.2026 940 No. and UTs No. of Guarant ees Approv ed Amt (in Rs. CR) No. of Guarant ees Approv ed Amt (in Rs. CR) No. of Guarant ees Approve d Amt (in Rs. CR) No. of Guarant ees Approve d Amt (in Rs. CR) No. of Guara ntees Appro ved Amt (in Rs. CR) 1 Telanga na 22,021 1,407.78 24,009 1,958.98 29,792 3,502.89 41,940 6,368.05 97,292 11,586. 39 2 All India 835,592 36,899.3 9 717,020 56,171.8 7 1,165,78 6 104,781.4 6 1,724,07 3 202,807. 32 2,715, 275 305,50 6.78 (c): The Ministry of MSME has established 18 Technology Centres (TCs) and 15 new Technology Centres under Technology Centre Systems Programme (TCSP) are being established out of which 9 TCs have already been inaugurated and dedicated to the nation. These centres support MSMEs through technology, skill development, advisory services and are equipped with high and machines such as CNC 7 Axis, EDM, hydraulic press, injection moulding, VHT, etc. Presently Central Institute of Tool Design (CITD), Hyderabad is functional in Telangana (d) and (e): The Ministry of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises has established 65 Export Facilitation Centers (EFCs) in its field offices across the country with the aim of providing requisite mentoring and handholding support to MSMEs in exporting their products and services including 02 EFCs in Telangana namely, Central Institute of Tool Design (CITD), Hyderabad and MSME- Development and Facilitation Office, Hyderabad. The Government has approved the Scheme for Export Promotion Mission (EPM) for the period FY 2025–26 to FY 2030–31, aimed at strengthening India’s export competitiveness, particularly for MSMEs. The EPM has two integrated sub-schemes: 12.03.2026 941  NIRYAT PROTSAHAN, focused on improving access to trade finance through instruments such as interest subvention, export factoring, collateral guarantees for export credit, credit for e-commerce exporters, and credit enhancement support; and  NIRYAT DISHA, focused on other trade enablers such as export quality and compliance support, international branding and packaging, market access initiatives, export logistics and warehousing, and trade intelligence. The Ministry has launched Trade Enablement and Marketing (TEAM) scheme which aims at facilitating Micro and Small Enterprises for onboarding onto Open Network for Digital Commerce (ONDC) by providing financial assistance to Seller Network participants (SNPs) for onboarding, cataloguing, account management, logistics, packaging material and design. Notably, half of these beneficiary MSMEs will be women-owned enterprises. The Government is promoting ONDC as a Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI) framework to create an open, interoperable and competitive e-commerce ecosystem. STATEMENT-I Details of the projects approved in Telangana under MSE-CDP S. No. Name of the CFC Projects Districts Sector Project Cost GoI Grant Approved Status (Ongoing/ completed)(Rs. In lakh) 1 Gold Ornament Cluster Karimnagar Gem and Jewelry 580.00 446.00 Ongoing 12.03.2026 942 2 Rice Mill Cluster Jagitial Agro- processing 998.00 798.40 Ongoing And, the detail of the Infrastructure Development (ID) Projects approved in Telangana under MSE-CDP, is as under: S. No. Name of projects District Total Project Cost Approved GoI grant Status (Ongoing/ completed) (Rupees in lakh) 1 New Industrial Estate at Gujularamaram Ranga Reddy 347.00 139.00 Completed 2 New Industrial Estate at Automotive and Engineering Cluster Park, Toopran Mandal, Medak Medak 940.82 752.65 Completed 3 New Industrial Estate at Madikonda Village, Warangal District Warangal 1061.19 735.6 Completed 4 Upgradation of Industrial Park at Palvancha, Bhadradri Kothagudem 1014.76 800.00 Ongoing 5 Flatted Factory Complex at Chandenvalle, Ranga Reddy Ranga Reddy 1541.04 1180.88 Ongoing 6 Flatted Factory Complex at Jadcherla Mahbubnagar 1515.64 1160.39 Ongoing 7 Flatted Factory Complex at Madikonda, Warangal 1549.35 1161.95 Ongoing 8 Flatted Factory Complex at TunikiBollaram, Siddipet 1467.79 1106.45 Ongoing 9 Flatted Factory Complex at Dandu Malkapur, Yadadri Bhuvanagiri 1460.00 1137.57 Ongoing 10 Marketing Hub - (Women Entrepreneurs International Trade and Technology Centre) at Nandigama Village, Patancheru Mandal Sanga Reddy 1150 680 Ongoing 12.03.2026 943 11 New Industrial Park at Narmala, Rajanna Sircilla Rajanna Sircilla 1043.47 758.3 Ongoing 12 New Industrial Estate (Kakatiya Mega Textile Park) at Warangal Rural Warangal 1010.4 683.29 Ongoing 13 Up-gradation of Industrial Park at Gadwal, Jogulamba Gadwal Jogulamba Gadwal 1000.63 800 Ongoing 14 Up-gradation of Industrial Park at Mancherial Mancherial 702.26 561.81 Ongoing 15 Upgradation of Industrial Estate at Jadcherla Mahbubnagar 733.6 586.88 Ongoing 16 Upgradation of Industrial Estate at Jeedimetla Medchal-Malkanjgiri 1000 800 Ongoing 17 Up-gradation of Industrial Estate at Cherlapally Industrial Esate, Medchal District Medchal 1030 600 Ongoing 18 New Industrial Estate at Industrial Estate at Armoor Nizamabad 935.09 674.09 Ongoing 19 New Industrial Estate at Ravalkole (V), Malkajgiri Malkajgiri 1036.57 710.80 Ongoing 20 New Industrial Estate at Buggapadu Khammam 848.13 559.25 Ongoing 21 New Industrial Estate at Kallem Jangaon 1070.88 678.88 Ongoing 22 New Industrial Estate at Autonagar, Kundanpally Village, Ramagundam Peddapalli 990.75 656.62 Ongoing 12.03.2026 944 Mandal 23 New Industrial Estate at Sultanpur Sanga reddy 940.05 637.70 Ongoing 24 Up-gradation of Industrial Park at Autonagar, Hyderabad Ranga Reddy 1054.26 650.65 Ongoing 25 Up-gradation of Industrial Park at Bhongir YadadriBhuvanagiri 714.17 484.13 Ongoing 26 Setting up of New Industrial Estate, Mandapally Siddipet 1007.62 610.88 Ongoing MSE-CDP is a demand driven Central Sector Scheme wherein, State Governments send proposals as per common needs of existing cluster in their States/UTs which commonly result in enhanced employment. STATEMENT-II Sector-wise Details of SFURTI Clusters in Telangana S. No. Sector Cluster Name Status District Total Artisans proposed to be benefitted Total Committed GoI Assistance (INR in Lakhs) 1. Textile Banjara Embroidery Cluster Functional Nizamabad 685 191.51 2. Wanaparthy Zari Zardozi Cluster, Telangana Under Implementa tion Wanaparthy 328 174.47 3. Textile - Handloom Ieeza Gadwal Cluster Functional Mehaboobna gar 600 198.55 4. Mothkur Ikat Handloom Cluster Functional Mehaboobna gar 400 143.38 5. Zardozi Craft Cluster Hyderabad Functional Hyderabad 624 195.39 12.03.2026 945 6. Zardozi Craft Cluster Vikerabad Functional Vikarabad 650 192.26 7. Amarchinta Handloom Cluster Functional Wanaparthy 350 230.69 8. Bamboo Chandrugonda Bamboo Cluster Functional BhadradriKot hagudem 1006 313.47 9. Agro Gundimala Maize and Vermi Composting Cluster Functional Mehaboobna gar 565 239.34 10. Nizamabad Turmeric Cluster Under Implementa tion Nizamabad 503 233.54 11. Poodur Vegetable and Fruit Processing Cluster Under Implementa tion Medchal- Malkajgiri 1629 430.56 12. Handicraft Karimnagar Silver Filligree Works Cluster Functional Karimnagar 520 250 13. Lac Bangles Cluster Functional Hyderabad 726 187.39 14. Pembarthi Metalware Cluster Functional Warangal 200 149.96 15. Pottery Cluster Functional Nizamabad 163 77.87 16. Tribal Jewelry Cluster Functional Nizamabad 160 101.22 Total 9109 3309.6 HIGH AIRFARE AT MUMBAI AIRPORT 3414. PROF VARSHA EKNATH GAIKWAD:

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