Lok Sabha Question No. 1985 (UNSTARRED), answered on 2020-03-03
Subject: PMGSY in Rajasthan
Ministry: RURAL DEVELOPMENT
Asked by: Jaskaur Meena, Nihal Chand Chauhan

## GOVERNMENT OF INDIA MINISTRY OF RURAL DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT OF RURAL DEVELOPMENT

## LOK SABHA UNSTARRED QUESTION NO. 1985

TO BE ANSWERED ON 03.03.2020

## PMGSY IN RAJASTHAN

## 1985.   SHRIMATI JASKAUR MEENA: SHRI NIHAL CHAND:

Will the Minister of RURAL DEVELOPMENT be pleased to state:

- (a) the  details  of  the  amount  sanctioned,  allocated  and  utilized  in  Rajasthan  under  the Pradhan  Mantri  Gram  SadakYojana  (PMGSY)  during  the  last  three  years  and  the current year, district-wise;
- (b) the details of the areas covered in Rajasthan under the said scheme during the said period, district wise;
- (c) whether the Government has fixed any target across the country under phase-III of PMGSY and if so,the details thereof including Rajasthan;
- (d) whether the Government has kept under National priority especially the checking of road  accidents  under  PMGSY  phase-III,  if  so,  the  details  thereof  and  the  reasons therefor; and
- (e) the time by which all the road construction works are likely to be completed?

## ANSWER MINISTER OF RURAL DEVELOPMENT (SHRI NARENDRA SINGH TOMAR)

(a):Under the Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana (PMGSY), details of the amount sanctioned/allocated and utilized in Rajasthan during the last three years and the current year is as under:

(Rs in Cr)

| Financial Year            |   Allocation/Release |   Expenditure@ |
|---------------------------|----------------------|----------------|
| 2016-17                   |               559.41 |         792.42 |
| 2017-18                   |               889.89 |         536.53 |
| 2018-19                   |                 0    |         857.63 |
| 2019-20 [upto 27.02.2020] |                 0    |         275.72 |

As reported by the State, funds are sanctioned/ allocated to each district based on their actual fund utilization. District wise allocation/utilization of fund in Rajasthan during the last three years and the current year is at Annexure I .

(b)  All  districts  of  Rajasthan  are  covered  under  the  said  scheme  during  the  said  period. Details of the district-wise length constructed during the last three years and current year in

Rajasthan is at Annexure-II.

(c)        The Government has on 10 th July, 2019 approved phase-III of PMGSY with an aim to consolidate  1,25,000  km  Through  Routes  and  Major  Rural  Links  connecting  habitations, inter-alia to Gramin Agricultural Markets (GrAMs), Higher Secondary School and Hospitals at an estimated cost of Rs 80,250 crore. The State wise road length allocation under PMGSYIII is at Annexure-III .

(d)         As  per  PMGSY-III  guidelines,  an  independent  safety  audit  at  the  design  stage  is mandatory for all roads which have a length more than 5 km. Countermeasures to address potential safety risks, identified through the audit, are included in the Detailed Project Report of the roads.A Rural Road Safety Manual has been prepared by the Ministry and circulated to all  States  for  promoting  safer  rural  roads.  The  Manual  provides  guidance  on  accident  data records, safer road design, road safety audit checklists, community awareness and education etc.  Suggestive  training  modules  for  the  use  of  Programme  Implementation  Units  (PIUs), consultants and other stakeholders have also been given.

(e)       All  the  eligible  and  feasible  habitations  in  500+  population categories  in  plain areas and  250+  in  North-Eastern  and  Himalayan  States,  Deserts,  Tribal  and  Backward  Districts, were  targeted  for  providing  all-weather  road  connectivity.  97.7%  of  eligible  and  feasible habitations have already been provided all weather road connectivity. The remaining feasible habitations are at various levels of road connectivity. The task of providing all-weather road connectivity to all eligible and feasible habitations in 100-249 categories in critical Left Wing Extremism, as also the phase-II of PMGSY are targeted for completion in March, 2020. The Road Connectivity Project for Left Wing Extremism Areas, which was launched as separate vertical  under  PMGSY is targeted for completion in March, 2020. Phase III of PMGSY is targeted for completion in March, 2025.

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## Annexure  referred  to  in  part  (a)  of  Lok  Sabha  Unstarred  Question  No.  1985  to  be answered on 03.03.2020

## District-Wise  allocation/utilization  in  Rajasthan  during  the  Last  Three  Years  and Current Year

| Sr. No.   | Name of District   | Year    |   Funds Allocated |   Funds Utilized |
|-----------|--------------------|---------|-------------------|------------------|
| 1         | Ajmer              | 2016-17 |              5.13 |             5.13 |
| 1         | Ajmer              | 2017-18 |              7.77 |             7.77 |
| 1         | Ajmer              | 2018-19 |             20.85 |            20.85 |
| 1         | Ajmer              | 2019-20 |              5.31 |             5.31 |
|           | Total              |         |             39.06 |            39.06 |
| 2         |                    | 2016-17 |              0.18 |             0.18 |
| 2         | Alwar              | 2017-18 |              0.65 |             0.65 |
| 2         |                    | 2018-19 |             44.92 |            44.92 |
| 2         |                    | 2019-20 |             11.14 |            11.14 |
|           | Total              |         |             56.89 |            56.89 |
| 3         |                    | 2016-17 |             31.54 |            31.54 |
| 3         | Banswara           | 2017-18 |             13.47 |            13.47 |
| 3         |                    | 2018-19 |             25.87 |            25.87 |
| 3         |                    | 2019-20 |              6.49 |             6.49 |
|           | Total              |         |             77.37 |            77.37 |
| 4         |                    | 2016-17 |              1.7  |             1.7  |
| 4         | Baran              | 2017-18 |              0.23 |             0.23 |
| 4         |                    | 2018-19 |             29.9  |            29.9  |
| 4         |                    | 2019-20 |             12.28 |            12.28 |
| 4         | Total              |         |             44.11 |            44.11 |
| 5         |                    | 2016-17 |            113.74 |           113.74 |
| 5         | Barmer             | 2017-18 |             54.84 |            54.84 |
| 5         |                    | 2018-19 |             16.26 |            16.26 |
| 5         |                    | 2019-20 |              7.63 |             7.63 |
|           | Total              |         |            192.47 |           192.47 |
| 6         | Bharatpur          | 2016-17 |              0    |             0    |
| 6         | Bharatpur          | 2017-18 |              3.25 |             3.25 |
| 6         | Bharatpur          | 2018-19 |             37.22 |            37.22 |
| 6         | Bharatpur          | 2019-20 |             11.31 |            11.31 |
|           | Total              |         |             51.78 |            51.78 |
| 7         | Bhilwara           | 2016-17 |              1.05 |             1.05 |
| 7         | Bhilwara           | 2017-18 |              0.19 |             0.19 |
| 7         | Bhilwara           | 2018-19 |             30.73 |            30.73 |
|           |                    | 2019-20 |             12.53 |            12.53 |
|           | Total              |         |             44.5  |            44.5  |
| 8         |                    | 2016-17 |             28.27 |            28.27 |
| 8         | Bikaner            | 2017-18 |             36.95 |            36.95 |
| 8         |                    | 2018-19 |             18.9  |            18.9  |
| 8         |                    | 2019-20 |              7.54 |             7.54 |
|           | Total              |         |             91.66 |            91.66 |
|           |                    | 2016-17 |              0.41 |             0.41 |
| 9         | Bundi              | 2017-18 |              0.71 |             0.71 |
|           |                    | 2018-19 |             15.3  |            15.3  |

|             | 2019-20         | 9.95        | 9.95        |
|-------------|-----------------|-------------|-------------|
| Total       |                 | 26.37       | 26.37       |
|             | 2016-17         | 4.99        | 4.99        |
|             | 2017-18         | 0.28        | 0.28        |
| Chittorgarh | 2018-19         | 32.33       | 32.33       |
|             | 2019-20         | 9.89        | 9.89        |
| Total       |                 | 47.49       | 47.49       |
|             | 2016-17         | 3.72        | 3.72        |
|             | 2017-18         | 6.25        | 6.25        |
| Churu       | 2018-19         | 12.32       | 12.32       |
|             | 2019-20         | 5.55        | 5.55        |
| Total       |                 | 27.84       | 27.84       |
|             | 2016-17         | 1.67        | 1.67        |
|             | 2017-18         | 0.37        | 0.37        |
| Dausa       | 2018-19         | 10.24       | 10.24       |
|             | 2019-20         | 7.29        | 7.29        |
| Total       |                 | 19.57       | 19.57       |
|             | 2016-17         | 0.23        | 0.23        |
|             | 2017-18         | 0           | 0           |
| Dholpur     | 2018-19         | 11.14       | 11.14       |
|             | 2019-20         | 4.78        | 4.78        |
| Total       | 2016-17         | 71.53       | 71.53       |
| Dungarpur   | 2017-18         | 37.42       | 37.42       |
|             | 2018-19         | 23.29       | 23.29       |
|             | 2019-20         | 7.35        | 7.35        |
| Total       |                 | 139.59      | 139.59      |
|             | 2016-17         | 0           | 0           |
| Hanumangarh | 2017-18 2018-19 | 0.03 25.21  | 0.03 25.21  |
|             |                 | 4.54        | 4.54        |
| Total       | 2019-20         |             |             |
|             | 2016-17         | 29.78 22.6  | 29.78 22.6  |
| Jaipur      | 2017-18         | 9.38        | 9.38 58.41  |
|             | 2018-19         | 58.41       |             |
| Total       | 2019-20         | 6.41        | 6.41        |
|             |                 | 96.8 11.14  | 96.8        |
| Jaisalmer   | 2016-17 2017-18 |             | 11.14 8.53  |
|             | 2018-19         | 8.53 5.22   | 5.22        |
|             | 2019-20         | 0           | 0           |
| Total       |                 | 24.89 61.97 | 24.89 61.97 |
| Jalore      | 2016-17         |             |             |
|             | 2017-18         | 49.97       | 49.97       |
|             | 2018-19         | 25.95       | 25.95       |
|             |                 |             | 6.36        |
| Total       | 2019-20         | 6.36        |             |
|             |                 | 144.25      | 144.25      |
| Jhalawar    | 2016-17         | 0.3         | 0.3         |
|             | 2017-18 2018-19 | 0.1 21.34   | 0.1 21.34   |
|             | 2019-20         | 3.14        | 3.14        |
| Total       |                 |             |             |
|             | 2016-17         | 24.88 44.46 | 24.88 44.46 |
| Jhunjhunu   | 2017-18         | 29.53 45.23 | 29.53 45.23 |
|             | 2018-19         |             |             |

|               | 2019-20         | 6.5         | 6.5         |
|---------------|-----------------|-------------|-------------|
| Total         |                 | 125.72      | 125.72      |
|               | 2016-17         | 100.97      | 100.97      |
|               | 2017-18         | 69.82       | 69.82       |
| Jodhpur       | 2018-19         | 52.2        | 52.2        |
|               | 2019-20         | 1.84        | 1.84        |
| Total         |                 | 224.83      | 224.83      |
|               | 2016-17         | 2.59        | 2.59        |
|               | 2017-18         | 0.26        | 0.26        |
| Karauli       | 2018-19         | 12.23       | 12.23       |
|               | 2019-20         | 11.85       | 11.85       |
| Total         |                 | 26.93       | 26.93       |
|               | 2016-17         | 0           | 0           |
| Kota          | 2018-19         | 20.18       | 20.18       |
|               | 2019-20         | 6.46        | 6.46        |
| Total         |                 | 26.64       | 26.64       |
|               | 2016-17         | 52.23       | 52.23       |
| Nagaur        | 2018-19         | 37.05       | 37.05       |
|               | 2019-20         | 7.75        | 7.75        |
| Total         |                 | 97.03       | 97.03       |
|               | 2016-17         | 15.76       | 15.76       |
| Pali          | 2017-18         | 10.14       | 10.14       |
|               | 2018-19 2019-20 | 37.58 13.44 | 37.58 13.44 |
| Total         |                 | 76.92       | 76.92       |
|               | 2016-17         | 15.98       | 15.98       |
|               | 2017-18         | 12.83       | 12.83       |
| Pratapgargh   | 2018-19         | 12.15       | 12.15       |
|               | 2019-20         | 4.17        | 4.17        |
|               |                 | 45.13       | 45.13       |
| Total         | 2016-17         |             | 3.26        |
|               | 2017-18         | 3.26 3.84   | 3.84        |
| Rajsamand     | 2018-19         | 14.73       | 14.73       |
|               | 2019-20         | 17.04       | 17.04       |
| Total         |                 | 38.87       | 38.87       |
|               | 2016-17         | 17.96       | 17.96       |
|               | 2017-18         | 6.42        | 6.42        |
| SawaiMadhopur | 2018-19         | 16.47       | 16.47       |
|               | 2019-20         | 5.88        | 5.88        |
| Total         |                 | 46.73       | 46.73       |
|               | 2016-17         | 20.66       | 20.66       |
| Sikar         | 2017-18         | 5.06        | 5.06        |
|               | 2018-19         | 39.74       | 39.74       |
|               | 2019-20         | 6.53        | 6.53        |
| Total         |                 | 71.99       | 71.99       |
|               | 2016-17         | 27.04       | 27.04       |
| Sirohi        | 2017-18         | 24.83       | 24.83       |
|               | 2018-19         | 23.28       | 23.28       |
|               | 2019-20         | 7.12        | 7.12        |
| Total         |                 | 82.27       | 82.27       |
|               | 2016-17         | 0           | 0           |
| Ganganagar    | 2017-18         | 4.7         | 4.7         |
|               | 2018-19         | 19.34       | 19.34       |
|               | 2019-20         | 6.25        | 6.25        |
| Total         |                 | 30.29       | 30.29       |

| 32   | Tonk    | 2016-17   |   1.82 |   1.82 |
|------|---------|-----------|--------|--------|
| 32   | Tonk    | 2017-18   |   0.2  |   0.2  |
| 32   | Tonk    | 2018-19   |  20.31 |  20.31 |
| 32   | Tonk    | 2019-20   |  11.72 |  11.72 |
|      | Total   |           |  34.05 |  34.05 |
| 33   | Udaipur | 2016-17   | 129.52 | 129.52 |
| 33   | Udaipur | 2017-18   | 108.52 | 108.52 |
| 33   | Udaipur | 2018-19   |  41.73 |  41.73 |
| 33   | Udaipur | 2019-20   |  24.93 |  24.93 |
|      | Total   |           | 304.7  | 304.7  |

Annexure-II

Annexure referred to in part (b) of Lok Sabha Unstarred Question No. 1985 to be answered on 03.03.2020

District-Wise Length (Km) Construction in Rajasthan during the Last Three Years and Current Year

| Sr.No.   | District Name   | 2016-17   | 2017-18   | 2018-19   |   2019-20 (Upto 27.2.2020) |
|----------|-----------------|-----------|-----------|-----------|----------------------------|
| 1        | Ajmer           | 27.9      | 50.300    | 74.514    |                      0     |
| 2        | Alwar           | 2.3       | 54.340    | 134.631   |                      0     |
| 3        | Banswara        | 151.7     | 69.260    | 78.800    |                      6.7   |
| 4        | Baran           | 2.7       | 25.200    | 80.750    |                      0.049 |
| 5        | Barmer          | 365.4     | 241.207   | 74.740    |                      5.5   |
| 6        | Bharatpur       | 4.3       | 24.660    | 97.040    |                      7     |
| 7        | Bhilwara        | 0.0       | 36.260    | 129.275   |                      0     |
| 8        | Bikaner         | 153.1     | 228.870   | 63.220    |                     39.8   |
| 9        | Bundi           | 23.7      | 38.750    | 59.400    |                      0.8   |
| 10       | Chittaurgarh    | 41.8      | 54.650    | 101.080   |                      0     |
| 11       | Churu           | 10.3      | 62.675    | 43.125    |                      1.2   |
| 12       | Dausa           | 32.4      | 6.950     | 55.700    |                      2.5   |
| 13       | Dholpur         | 0.0       | 25.900    | 28.010    |                      0     |
| 14       | Dungarpur       | 333.0     | 172.565   | 51.000    |                      3.475 |
| 15       | Hanumangarh     | 0.0       | 48.000    | 54.600    |                      0     |
| 16       | Jaipur          | 108.4     | 124.227   | 133.702   |                      0     |
| 17       | Jaisalmer       | 60.0      | 83.690    | 15.800    |                      0     |
| 18       | Jalor           | 324.1     | 244.150   | 80.450    |                      2.7   |
| 19       | Jhalawar        | 0.0       | 9.350     | 72.850    |                      0     |
| 20       | Jhunjhunun      | 172.2     | 117.915   | 97.100    |                      0.7   |
| 21       | Jodhpur         | 435.3     | 442.340   | 83.345    |                      0.05  |
| 22       | Karauli         | 18.5      | 38.000    | 51.150    |                      1.1   |
| 23       | Kota            | 0.0       | 26.850    | 57.350    |                      0     |
| 24       | Nagaur          | 232.0     | 164.345   | 139.225   |                      0     |
| 25       | Pali            | 31.1      | 85.407    | 119.800   |                      0     |
| 26       | Pratapgarh      | 59.7      | 103.122   | 41.300    |                      0     |
| 27       | Rajsamand       | 14.8      | 33.000    | 70.400    |                      0.6   |
| 28       | Sawaimadhopur   | 37.3      | 50.300    | 47.651    |                      0     |
| 29       | Sikar           | 72.8      | 33.761    | 94.490    |                      0     |
| 30       | Sirohi          | 90.3      | 61.800    | 49.450    |                      0     |
| 31       | Sri Ganganagar  | 0.0       | 50.400    | 61.850    |                      0     |
| 32       | Tonk            | 8.1       | 32.230    | 62.075    |                      0     |
| 33       | Udaipur         | 300.2     | 412.573   | 124.400   |                      0     |
| Total:   | Total:          | 3,113.1   | 3,253.047 | 2,528.273 |                     72.174 |

Annexure  referred  to  in  part  (c)  of  Lok  Sabha  Unstarred  Question  No.  1985  to  be answered on 03.03.2020

## Proposed allocation of length under PMGSY-III

| S. No.   | Name of State(s)   | Allocated Length under PMGSY-III (in km)   |
|----------|--------------------|--------------------------------------------|
| 1        | Andhra Pradesh     | 3285                                       |
| 2        | Arunachal Pradesh  | 1375                                       |
| 3        | Assam              | 4325                                       |
| 4        | Bihar              | 6162.5                                     |
| 5        | Chhattisgarh       | 5612.5                                     |
| 6        | Goa                | 62.5                                       |
| 7        | Gujarat            | 3012.5                                     |
| 8        | Haryana            | 2500                                       |
| 9        | Himachal Pradesh   | 3125                                       |
| 10       | Jammu &Kashmir     | 1950                                       |
| 11       | Jharkhand          | 4125                                       |
| 12       | Karnataka          | 5612.5                                     |
| 13       | Kerala             | 1425                                       |
| 14       | Madhya Pradesh     | 12362.5                                    |
| 15       | Maharashtra        | 6550                                       |
| 16       | Manipur            | 812.5                                      |
| 17       | Meghalaya          | 1225                                       |
| 18       | Mizoram            | 487.5                                      |
| 19       | Nagaland           | 562.5                                      |
| 20       | Odisha             | 9400                                       |
| 21       | Punjab             | 3362.5                                     |
| 22       | Rajasthan          | 8662.5                                     |
| 23       | Sikkim             | 287.5                                      |
| 24       | Tamil Nadu         | 7375                                       |
| 25       | Telangana          | 2427.5                                     |
| 26       | Tripura            | 775                                        |
| 27       | Uttarakhand        | 2287.5                                     |
| 28       | Uttar Pradesh      | 18937.5                                    |
| 29       | West Bengal        | 6287.5                                     |
| 30       | Union Territories  | 625                                        |
|          | Total              | 1,25,000                                   |