Lok Sabha Question No. 2937 (UNSTARRED), answered on 2022-03-21
Subject: Projects under NIP
Ministry: FINANCE
Asked by: Locket Chatterjee, Nama Nageswara Rao

## GOVERNMENT OF INDIA MINISTRY OF FINANCE

## DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMIC AFFAIRS

## LOK SABHA

UNSTARRED QUESTION No. 2937

TO BE ANSWERED ON: Monday, March 21, 2022/Phalguna 30, 1943 (Saka)

## Projects under NIP

## QUESTION

## 2937. MS. LOCKET CHATTERJEE: SHRI NAMA NAGESWARA RAO:

Will the Minister of FINANCE be pleased to state:

(a)  the  details  of  infrastructure  projects  in  the  country  which  have  been  included  in  the National  Infrastructure  Pipeline  (NIP)  announced  by  the  Government,  State-wise including Telangana;

- (b) the details of estimated expenditure of these projects, sector-wise and year-wise;
- (c) the component of investment to be made by the State Government and Private Sector, if any, in these projects; and
- (d) the manner in which the Government is planning to give benefits to the rural regions of the country under NIP as the majority of the population of India resides in villages?

## ANSWER

## THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF FINANCE (SHRI PANKAJ CHAUDHARY)

(a)  to  (b):  NIP  is  a  first-of-its-kind,  whole-of-government  exercise  to  provide  world-class infrastructure across the country & improve the quality of life for all citizens. To draw up the NIP, a bottom-up approach was adopted wherein all infrastructure projects of central, state and private sector projects were sought to be captured. NIP was launched with 6,835 projects which have been expanded to 9,335 projects (as on 14.03.2022). The list is dynamic and gets updated periodically. State-wise total capital outlay for FY 2020-25 is as below:

|   S.No. | State / UT     |   No. of Projects | Total Capital Outlay (Rs in Cr)   |
|---------|----------------|-------------------|-----------------------------------|
|       1 | Maharashtra    |               677 | 769,488                           |
|       2 | Andhra Pradesh |               582 | 804,482                           |
|       3 | Tamil Nadu     |               509 | 844,167                           |
|       4 | Uttar Pradesh  |               735 | 525,981                           |
|       5 | Madhya Pradesh |               830 | 347,054                           |
|       6 | Karnataka      |               459 | 395,831                           |
|       7 | Telangana      |               217 | 290,939                           |
|       8 | West Bengal    |               876 | 365,354                           |
|       9 | Gujarat        |               444 | 286,910                           |
|      10 | Rajasthan      |               479 | 154,059                           |
|      11 | Bihar          |               246 | 167,671                           |
|      12 | Odisha         |               265 | 132,122                           |

| S.No.       | State / UT               | No. of Projects   | Total Capital Outlay (Rs in Cr)   |
|-------------|--------------------------|-------------------|-----------------------------------|
| 13          | Kerala                   | 215               | 206,827                           |
| 14          | Delhi                    | 116               | 156,788                           |
| 15          | Jharkhand                | 263               | 132,651                           |
| 16          | Jammu and Kashmir        | 105               | 111,345                           |
| 17          | Haryana                  | 157               | 81,642                            |
| 18          | Punjab                   | 236               | 102,434                           |
| 19          | Assam                    | 219               | 104,829                           |
| 20          | Arunachal Pradesh        | 87                | 49,236                            |
| 21          | Chhattisgarh             | 135               | 92,126                            |
| 22          | Uttarakhand              | 152               | 60,494                            |
| 23          | Mizoram                  | 169               | 77,911                            |
| 24          | Himachal Pradesh         | 96                | 44,311                            |
| 25          | Sikkim                   | 132               | 38,556                            |
| 26          | Chandigarh               | 86                | 43,792                            |
| 27          | Manipur                  | 77                | 28,151                            |
| 28          | Andaman &Nicobar         | 101               | 16,838                            |
| 29          | Nagaland                 | 69                | 25,249                            |
| 30          | Goa                      | 41                | 14,125                            |
| 31          | Meghalaya                | 49                | 18,738                            |
| 32          | Tripura                  | 40                | 13,225                            |
| 33          | Ladakh                   | 9                 | 10,058                            |
| 34          | Puducherry               | 22                | 6,048                             |
| 35          | Lakshadweep              | 4                 | 1,348                             |
| 36          | Dadra &Nagar Haveli      | 12                | 998                               |
| 37          | Daman &Diu               | 6                 | 529                               |
| 38          | Multiple States projects | 418               | 4,235,717                         |
| Grand Total | Grand Total              | 9,335             | 10,758,022                        |

Infrastructure  sectors  such  as  roads  (23%),  energy  (21%),  water  &  sanitation  (15%)  and railways (12%) amount to around 71% of the projected infrastructure investments under NIP. The NIP Total Capital Outlay sector and year-wise is available on NIP/IIG Dashboard Link

- (c)  While  launching  NIP,  it  was  envisaged  that  around  18-20%  of  NIP  will  be  financed through  the  Centre's  budget  &  about  24-26%  is  will  be  financed  through  state's  budget. Remaining funding was expected to come from various sources such as bond markets, banks and NBFCs; private developers, multilateral agencies, internal accruals, PSUs, DFIs and asset monetisation.
- (d) Government intends to develop rural infrastructure under NIP to provide basic amenities such as civic services, housing etc. to improve their quality of life. Further, NIP also covers agro-based  industries  which  help  in  poverty  alleviation,  better  access  to  markets  &  job opportunities  in  rural  regions.  Government  has  initiated  schemes  such  as  Pradhan  Mantri Awas Yojana (Gramin) to provide housing in the rural areas, Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak to develop and improve the quality of rural roads and Jal Jeevan Mission (Rural) to provide tap water to all rural households.