Lok Sabha Question No. 191 (UNSTARRED), answered on 2021-07-19
Subject: Proposal to Add New Tourist Destinations in Chhattisgarh
Ministry: TOURISM
Asked by: Sunil Kumar Soni, Vijay Baghel, Arun Sao

## GOVERNMENT OF INDIA

## MINISTRY OF TOURISM

## LOK SABHA UNSTARRED QUESTION NO.†191 ANSWERED ON 19.07.2021

## PROPOSAL TO ADD NEW TOURIST DESTINATIONS IN

## CHHATTISGARH

## †191. SHRI SUNIL KUMAR SONI:

SHRI VIJAY BAGHEL: SHRI ARUN SAO:

Will the Minister of TOURISM be pleased to state:

- (a) whether  tourism  industry  has  been  badly  affected  during Covid-19 period;
- (b) if  so,  the  details  thereof  along  with  the  corrective  measures being taken by the Government in this regard;
- (c) whether the Government has received any proposal from the Government  of  Chhattisgarh  to  add  new  tourist  destinations under tourist circuits and if so, the details thereof;
- (d) the  present  status  of  the  proposals  received  along  with  the decision taken by the Government in this regard; and
- (e) whether the Government has allocated funds to various State Governments  to  develop  new  tourist  destinations  in  their respective  States  during  the  last  three  years  and  if  so,  the State-wise/Union Territory-wise details thereof including Chhattisgarh?

## ANSWER

(SHRI G. KISHAN REDDY)

## MINISTER OF TOURISM

(a) and (b):  Yes, Sir. The tourism industry has been severely impacted  by  the  Covid-19  pandemic. The  Ministry  of  Tourism  has engaged National Council of Applied Economic Research (NCAER) in January,  2021  to  conduct  study  on  India  and  the  Coronavirus Pandemic:  Economic  Losses  for  Households  Engaged  in  Tourism and Policies for Recovery. As per the results of the study:

-  Due  to  overall  economic  slowdown  during  2020-21,  tourism economy or tourism direct gross value added (TDGVA) saw a fall  of  42.8  percent  in  Q1;  15.5  percent  in  Q2  and  fall  of  1.1 percent in Q3.
-  Due to significant drop in tourist arrivals and hence tourism expenditure, during the pandemic, it is estimated that TDGVA plummeted by as much as 93.3 percent in Q1 of 2020-21 over its  level  in  the  same  quarter  of  previous  year.  It  picked  up slightly  to  post  a  fall  of  79.5  percent  in  Q2  and  that  of  64.3 percent in Q3.
-  A significant number of jobs were lost in the tourism sector once  the  lockdown  was  implemented.    14.5  million  Jobs during Q1, 5.2 million during Q2 and 1.8 million jobs during Q3 are  expected  to  have  been  lost  as  compared  to  estimated 34.8  million  jobs  in  the  pre-pandemic  period  of  2019-20. (Direct jobs)

Representations  for  financial  relief  received  from  industry stakeholders and State Governments have been taken up with the Ministry of Finance.

The  initiatives  taken  by  the  Ministry  of  Tourism  and  relief measures announced under the Atmanirbhar Bharat package are at Annexure-I.

(c) to (e):  Development of tourism is primarily the responsibility of the  concerned  State/UTs.  However,  Ministry  of  Tourism  provides financial assistance under the schemes of 'Swadesh Darshan' and 'National Mission on Pilgrimage Rejuvenation and Spiritual, Heritage Augmentation Drive (PRASHAD)' for development of tourism infrastructure in the country. Submission of project proposals  by  the  State  Government/UTs  and  its  sanctioning  is  a continuous process. The projects are sanctioned subject to availability of funds, submission of suitable Detailed Project Reports,  adherence  to  scheme  guidelines  and  utilization  of  funds released  earlier.  The  details  of  the  projects  sanctioned  under Swadesh  Darshan and PRASHAD  scheme  including those in Chhattisgarh are given at Annexure-II.

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## ANNEXURE-I

STATEMENT  IN  REPLY  TO  PARTS  (a)  AND  (b)  OF  LOK  SABHA UNSTARRED QUESTION NO.†191 ANSWERED ON 19.07.2021 REGARDING PROPOSAL TO ADD NEW TOURIST DESTINATIONS IN CHHATTISGARH

- i. The  following  are  the  various  fiscal  and  relief  measures announced  by  the  Government  which  are  expected  to benefit the Tourism Industry:
- ii. The  Government  announced  Atmanirbhar  Bharat  Package vide  which  Rs.3  lakh  crore  collateral  free  automatic  loan has been made available for MSMEs. The loan will have 4year tenure and 12-month moratorium.
- iii. The Government  waived  off PF contribution for three months for organisations with less than 100 pax and 90% of their employees earn below Rs.15000.
4. Under Atmanirbhar Bharat package, PF contribution of both employer and employee has been reduced to 10% each from existing 12% each for all establishments covered by EPFO
- iv. for three months
6. v.
7. Deferment of TCS up to October 2020.
- vi. Return  filing  deferred  for  three  months  with  no  penal interest  for  companies  up  to  Rs.5  Crore,  rest  @  9%  penal
9. interest.
- vii. The  Central government  also  gave  relief from various regulatory  compliances  under  Income  Tax  Act,  companies Act and GST Act for varying period in the wake of COVID-19 crisis to ensure business continuity and survival.
- viii. The  RBI extended  moratorium  on  term loans till 31 st
12. December 2020.
- ix. The Central Government has also given relief from various regulatory compliances under Income Tax Act, Companies Act and GST Act for varying periods in the wake of Covid-19 crisis to ensure business continuity and survival.
- x. Suitable  provision  for  funds  for  implementing  the  Service Exports  from  India Scheme (SEIS)  for  services  rendered  in FY 2019-20 has now been made by the Ministry of Finance.
- xi. The  Government  of  India  has  launched  Emergency  Credit Line Guarantee Scheme (ECLGS) to support eligible Micro,
16. Small and Medium  Enterprises (MSMEs) and business enterprises in meeting their operational liabilities and restarting their business.
- xii. The scope of the scheme has been enlarged with introduction of ECLGS 3.0. to cover business enterprises in Hospitality, Travel  &  Tourism  and Leisure &  Sporting sectors. The scheme is valid till 31.03.2021.
- xiii. The validity of ECLGS (ECLGS 1.0, ECLGS 2.0 & ECLGS 3.0) have been extended upto 30.06.2021 or till guarantees for an  amount  of  Rs.  3  lakh  crore  are  issued.  Last  date  of disbursement  under  the  scheme  has  been  extended  to 30.09.2021.
- xiv. On 16.06.2021, Hon'ble Finance Minister announced release of SEIS scrips for 2019-20.
- xv. Financial  support  to  more  than  11,000  registered  Tourist Guides  /  Travel  and  Tourism  Stakeholders.  Under  the  new Loan Guarantee Scheme for Covid Affected Sectors, working capital / personal loans will be provided to people in  tourism  sector  to  discharge  liabilities  and  restart  after being  impacted  due  to  COVID-19.  The  scheme  will  cover 10,700  Regional  Level  Tourist  Guides  recognised  by  the Ministry  of  Tourism  and  Tourist  Guides  recognised  by  the State  Governments  and  Travel  and  Tourism  Stakeholders (TTS) recognized by the Ministry of Tourism. TTS's will be eligible  to  get  a  loan  upto  Rs.  10  lakh  each  while  tourist guides can avail loan upto Rs 1 lakh each. There will be no processing  charges,  waiver  of  foreclosure  /  prepayment charges and no requirement of additional collateral. Scheme  to  be  administered  by  the  Ministry  of  Tourism through NCGTC.
- xvi. Free Tourist Visa to 5 Lakh: As per the announcement, once Visa  issuance  is  restarted,  the  first  5  lakh  Tourists  Visas will be issued free of charge. The benefit of free of charge visa  will  be  available  only  once  per  tourist  during  the issuance  of  the  first  5  lakh  tourist  visas  (free  of  charge visas). The scheme will be applicable till 31st March 2022 or till 5,00,000 visas are issued, whichever is earlier.
- xvii. Ministry of Finance has given concurrence to release SEIS scrips on 16.06.2021.  Earlier, several Industry stakeholders had  flagged  appeals  to  the  government  to  release  SEIS Scrips for 2019-20 and DGFT had put a detailed proposal for the  allocation  for  SEIS  for  exports  made  during  2019-20. Taking  all  circumstances  into  account,  the  Department  of Expenditure, Ministry of Finance has given concurrence to the proposal of Department of Commerce for continuation of SEIS  for  2019-20  with  a  financial  allocation  of  Rs.2061 crores  subject  to  the  condition  that  the  amount  will  be provided through Expenditure Budget following the procedure of providing a New Minor Head.
- xviii. These  above  moves  are  expected  to  immensely  help  the stakeholders in the sector by providing them much required liquidity  and  gear  up  for  the  operations  in  near  future. Similarly, it is also expected to provide much needed relief to the government approved tourist guides who have been affected by the ongoing slowdown in the sector due to the pandemic.
- xix. Vide notification dated 17th October, 2017 of the Ministry of Finance, Government of India, the following sub-categories were included under the category of 'Social and Commercial  Infrastructure'  in  the  Harmonized  Master  List of Infrastructure Sub-Sectors: Tourism infrastructure viz. (i) three-star or higher category classified hotels located outside  cities  with  population  of  more  than  1  million,  (ii) ropeways and cable cars.
- xx. Further, vide notification dated 26th April 2021, 'Exhibitioncum-Convention Centre' has been included in the Harmonized  Master  List  of  Infrastructure  Sub-sectors  by insertion  of  a  new  item  in  the  category  of  'Social  and Commercial Infrastructure ' , with a footnote defining Exhibition-cum-Convention Centre.
26. xxi.
27. The  Ministry  has  been  in  regular  touch  with  the  industry stakeholders  through  several  rounds  of  discussions  and brainstorming  sessions  and  examined  their  suggestions carefully.  All  such  proposals  have  been  taken  up  with  the concerned  Ministries  and  Departments  of  Government  of India. Similarly, the issues pertaining to the relief measures
28. expected from the States/UTs have been pursued with them
29. at the highest level.
- xxii. Operational Recommendations for safe resumption of business  with  easing  of  lockdown  restrictions  have  been issued  for  various  segments  of  the  travel  and  hospitality industry and circulated amongst all stakeholders.
- xxiii. With  a  view  to  prepare  for  a  post-COVID  19  revival,  the Ministry  has  formulated  and  issued  detailed  operational guidelines for Covid safety and hygiene for hotels, restaurants, B&Bs/Home stays and Tourism Service Providers on 08.06.2020 to facilitate smooth resumption of business.
- xxiv. An initiative called SAATHI (System for Assessment, Awareness  &  Training  for  Hospitality  Industry)  has  been developed, for effective implementation of Guidelines/SOPs issued  with  reference  to  COVID-19  and  beyond  for  safe operations of Hotels, restaurants, B&Bs and other units.
- xxv. Further, the Ministry of Tourism has issued modified guidelines  for  Recognition  of  Tourism  Service  Providers dated  08.12.2020  which  are  effective  from  January,  2021. As  per  the  modified  guidelines,  Category  of  Greenshoot  / Start-up-  Agencies  is  being  introduced  for  the  first  time. This is in keeping with the policy of the Govt. of India for encouraging  Start-Ups  and  will  also  further  the  cause  of 'Atmanirbhar India'.
- xxvi. With  an  aim  to  incentivize  stakeholders  in  the  Tourism industry, the Guidelines for the Scheme of Market Development Assistance (MDA) for providing financial support  to  stakeholders  for  the  promotion  of  Domestic Tourism  have  been  modified  to  enhance  the  scope  and reach of the scheme, so as to provide maximum benefits to the  stakeholders.  Additional  promotional  activities  have been incorporated including online promotions and and the extent of financial assistance permissible has been enhanced.
- xxvii. Recognising the fact that revival in the tourism sector will be  largely  spearheaded  by  Domestic  tourism,  the  Ministry initiated  arranging  a  series  of  webinars  under  the  overall
36. theme  of  Dekho  Apna  Desh.  The  objective  is  to  generate awareness and at the same time sustain interest amongst stakeholders, students and the general public. xxviii. Validity  of  approval  or  certifications  of  hotels  and  other accommodation  units  whose  project  approval/re-approval and classification/re-classification have expired/were likely to expire, has been extended upto 30th September, 2021. xxix. Recognition of Travel Agents, Tour Operators, Tourist Transport  Operators  by  the  Ministry  of  Tourism  has  been extended  automatically  by  six  months.  Those  who  have submitted applications for recognition by the Ministry have been given provisional recognition for six months, pending completion of required procedures. The  Guidelines  of  the  Marketing  Development  Assistance Programme  under  the  Overseas  Promotion  and  Publicity Scheme has been modified to enhance the scope and reach of  the  scheme,  so  as  to  provide  maximum  benefits  to  the
- xxx. stakeholders in the tourism industry.

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STATEMENT IN REPLY TO PARTS (c) TO (e) OF LOK SABHA UNSTARRED QUESTION  NO.†191  ANSWERED  ON  19.07.2021  REGARDING  PROPOSAL TO ADD NEW TOURIST DESTINATIONS IN CHHATTISGARH

'National  Mission  on  Pilgrimage  Rejuvenation  and  Spiritual,  Heritage Augmentation Drive (PRASHAD)'

The  total  number  of  sites  identified  for  development  under  the 'National  Mission  on  Pilgrimage  Rejuvenation  and  Spiritual,  Heritage Augmentation Drive (PRASHAD)'  scheme  at present, are 57 in 29 states/UTs. These sites are Amaravati, Srisailam and  Simhachalam (Andhra  Pradesh),  Parasuram  Kund  (Lohit  District,  Arunachal  Pradesh), Kamakhya  and  Srikrishnaguru  Sevashram,  Nasatra  (Assam),  Patna  and Gaya  (Bihar),  Balmeshwari  Devi  Temple  (Rajnandgaon,  Chhattisgarh),  St. Bom  Jesus  Church  (Goa),  Dwarka,  Somnath  and  Ambaji  in  Banaskantha (Gujarat), Panchkula for development of Gurudwara Nada Saheb and Maa Mansha Devi Temple (Haryana), Maa Chintpurni (Una, Himachal Pradesh), Hazratbal,  Katra  and  Sundarbani  in  Rajauri  district  (Jammu  &  Kashmir), Deogarh and Parasnath (Jharkhand), Chamundeshwari Devi (Mysuru District, Karnataka), Guruvayoor, St. Thomas International Shrine, Cheraman Juma Mosque (Kerala), Chawkihang Vihara (Leh), Omkareshwar and Amarkantak (Madhya Pradesh), Trimbakeshwar (Maharashtra), Charanthala Durga Temple-Babedpara, Nartiang Shakti Temple, Nongsawlia  Church-  Sohra,  Madan  Air  Nar  Sacred  Pool  Near  Jowai (Meghalaya), Changsil KaiSairang, Presbyterian ChurchDawrpui, Khawruhlian,  Solomon's  Temple,  Kidron  Valley  and  Serkawr  (Mizoram), Cathedral of Kohima, Noksen Church, Mission Compound, Aizuto, Molungkimong and Vankhosung-Wokha (Nagaland),  Puri (Odisha), Amritsar and Ropar for development of Chamkaur Sahib (Punjab), Ajmer (Rajasthan), Yuksom  (Sikkim),  Kanchipuram,  Vellankani  and  Rameshwaram  (Tamil Nadu),  Jogulamba  Devi  Temple  (Telangana)  Tripura  Sundari-  Agartala (Tripura), Varanasi, and Mathura (Uttar Pradesh), Badrinath, Kedarnath and Gangotri- Yamunotri (Uttarakhand) and Belur (West Bengal).

Since its launch in January 2015 and as on 02.07.2021 the Ministry has sanctioned 37 projects in 24 states with estimated expenditure of Rs. 1214.19 crore and a total amount of Rs. 675.89 crore has been released for these project from FY 2014-15. Out of these approved projects a number of projects have been completed as detailed in the table below:

## Statement of projects (state wise)

(Rs. in crore)

| Sl. No.                  | State/UTs                | Project Nos              | Name of the Project                                                                | Year of Sanction         | Approved cost            | Amount Released              |
|--------------------------|--------------------------|--------------------------|------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|--------------------------|--------------------------|------------------------------|
| List of ongoing projects | List of ongoing projects | List of ongoing projects | List of ongoing projects                                                           | List of ongoing projects | List of ongoing projects | List of ongoing projects     |
| 1.                       | ANDHRA PRADESH           | 1.                       | Development of Amaravati Town, Guntur District as a Tourist Destination**          | 2015-16                  | 27.77                    | 27.77                        |
|                          |                          | 2.                       | Development of Srisailam Temple**                                                  | 2017-18                  | 47.45                    | 37.96                        |
| 2.                       | ARUNACHAL PRADESH        | 3.                       | Development of Parasuram Kund, Lohit Distt.                                        | 2020-21                  | 37.88                    | 05.01.21 Admn Sanction only. |
| 3.                       | ASSAM                    | 4.                       | Development of Kamakhya Temple and Pilgrimage Destination in and around Guwahati** | 2015-16                  | 29.99                    | 29.99                        |
| 4.                       | BIHAR                    | 5.                       | Development of basic facilities at Vishnupad temple, Gaya, Bihar**                 | 2014-15                  | 4.27                     | 2.91                         |
|                          |                          | 6.                       | Development at Patna Sahib**                                                       | 2015-16                  | 41.54                    | 33.23                        |
| 5.                       | CHHATTISGARH             | 7.                       | Development of Maa Bamleshwari Devi Temple, Rajnandgaon, Dongargarh, Chhattisgarh  | 2020-21                  | 43.33                    | 12.16                        |

|    |                 |   8. | Development of Dwarka**                                                               | 2016-17   |   13.08 | 10.46                        |
|----|-----------------|------|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|-----------|---------|------------------------------|
|  6 | GUJARAT         |    9 | Pilgrimage Amenities at Somnath**                                                     | 2016-17   |   45.36 | 45.36                        |
|  6 |                 |   10 | Development of Promenade at Somnath under PRASHAD Scheme**                            | 2018-19   |   47.12 | 44.76                        |
|  7 | HARYANA         |   11 | Development of Nada Saheb Gurudwara and Mata Mansha Devi Temple in Panchkula District | 2019-20   |   49.52 | 20.18                        |
|  8 | JAMMU & KASHMIR |   12 | Development at Hazratbal,                                                             | 2016-17   |   40.46 | 32.37                        |
|  9 | JHARKHAND       |   13 | Development of Baidyanathji Dham, Deoghar                                             | 2018-19   |   39.13 | 20.58                        |
| 10 | KERALA          |   14 | Development at Guruvayur Temple**                                                     | 2016-17   |   46.14 | 36.91                        |
| 11 |                 |   15 | Development of Omkareshwar                                                            | 2017-18   |   44.83 | 35.87                        |
| 11 | MADHYA PRADESH  |   16 | Development of Amarkantak                                                             | 2020-21   |   49.99 | 08.01.21 Admn Sanction only. |
| 12 | MAHARASHTRA     |   17 | Development of Trimbakeshw ar                                                         | 2017-18   |   37.81 | 8.49                         |
| 13 | MEGHALAYA       |   18 | Development of Pilgrimage                                                             | 2020-21   |   29.32 | 6.53                         |

|    |           |    | Facilitation in Meghalaya                                                                                              |         |       |       |
|----|-----------|----|------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|---------|-------|-------|
| 14 | NAGALAND  | 19 | Development of Pilgrimage Infrastructure in Nagaland                                                                   | 2018-19 | 25.26 | 13.49 |
| 15 | ODISHA    | 20 | Infrastructure Development at Puri, Shree Jagannath Dham - Ramachandi - Prachi River front at Deuli under Mega Circuit | 2014-15 | 50    | 10    |
| 16 | PUNJAB    | 21 | Development of KarunaSagar Valmiki Sthal at Amritsar **                                                                | 2015-16 |  6.4  |  6.4  |
| 17 | RAJASTHAN | 22 | Integrated Development of Pushkar/Ajmer                                                                                | 2015-16 | 32.64 | 26.11 |
| 18 | SIKKIM    | 23 | Development of Pilgrimage Facilitation at Four Patron Saints, Yuksom                                                   | 2020-21 | 33.32 |  9.5  |
| 19 | TAMILNADU | 24 | Development of Kanchipuram* *                                                                                          | 2016-17 | 13.99 | 13.99 |
| 19 |           | 25 | Development of Vellankani**                                                                                            | 2016-17 |  4.86 |  4.86 |
| 20 | TELANGANA | 26 | Development of Jogulamba Devi Temple, Alampur                                                                          | 2020-21 | 36.73 |  5.14 |

| 21.   | TRIPURA       | 27.     | Development of Tripura Sundari Temple, Udaipur                                                                                                   | 2020-21         | 37.84       | 10.59                     |
|-------|---------------|---------|--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|-----------------|-------------|---------------------------|
| 22.   | UTTARAKHAND   | 28. 29. | Integrated Development of Kedarnath** Development of Infrastructure for Pilgrimage Facilitation in Badrinath Ji Dham (Uttarakhand) under PRASHAD | 2015-16 2018-19 | 34.78 39.24 | 27.83 20.79               |
|       |               | 30.     | Augmentation of Pilgrimage Infrastructure Facilities and Gangotri and Yamunotri Dham in Uttarakhand under PRASHAD Scheme                         | 2021-22         | 54.36       | Sanction ed on 30.6.202 1 |
| 23.   | UTTAR PRADESH | 31.     | Development of Mathura- Vrindavan as Mega Tourist Circuit (Ph- II)**                                                                             | 2014-15         | 14.93       | 10.38                     |
|       |               | 32.     | Construction of Tourist Facilitation Centre at Vrindavan,                                                                                        | 2014-15         | 9.36        | 9.36                      |

|     |             |     | Distt. Mathura**                                                   |         |         |        |
|-----|-------------|-----|--------------------------------------------------------------------|---------|---------|--------|
|     |             | 33. | Development of Varanasi - Phase -I**                               | 2015-16 |   20.4  |  16.32 |
|     |             | 34. | Cruise Tourism in River Ganga, Varanasi                            | 2017-18 |   10.72 |   8.57 |
|     |             | 35. | Development of Varanasi Under Prashad Scheme - Phase II            | 2017-18 |   44.6  |  31.77 |
|     |             | 36. | Development of Infrastructure facilities at Govardhan, Mathura, UP | 2018-19 |   39.74 |  21.87 |
| 24. | WEST BENGAL | 37. | Development of Belur                                               | 2016-17 |   30.03 |  23.39 |
|     |             |     | Total                                                              |         | 1214.19 | 675.89 |

** Physical execution of the project completed

SWADESH DARSHAN SCHEME

State wise details of projects sanctioned under the scheme:

(Rs. in crore)

| S.   | State/ UTs        | Swadesh Darshan   | Swadesh Darshan   | Swadesh Darshan   |                 |
|------|-------------------|-------------------|-------------------|-------------------|-----------------|
| No   |                   | No. of Projects   | Amt. Sanctioned   | Amount released   | Amount utilised |
| 1.   | Andhra Pradesh    | 3                 | 141.53            | 141.77            | 137.83          |
| 2.   | Arunachal Pradesh | 2                 | 146.49            | 124.05            | 110.51          |
| 3.   | Assam             | 2                 | 185.66            | 159.29            | 127.30          |
| 4.   | Bihar             | 5                 | 272.86            | 221.36            | 185.68          |
| 5.   | Chhattisgarh      | 1                 | 96.10             | 80.44             | 79.15           |
| 6.   | Goa               | 2                 | 197.00            | 185.38            | 170.47          |
| 7.   | Gujarat           | 3                 | 179.68            | 161.25            | 150.59          |
| 8.   | Haryana           | 1                 | 97.35             | 77.88             | 63.48           |
| 9.   | Himachal Pradesh  | 1                 | 80.69             | 59.85             | 35.18           |

| 10.   | Jammu & Kashmir                           |   6 |   522.35 |   396.05 |   306.14 |
|-------|-------------------------------------------|-----|----------|----------|----------|
| 11.   | Jharkhand                                 |   1 |    52.72 |    15.07 |     4.25 |
| 12.   | Karnataka                                 |   0 |     0    |     0    |     0    |
| 13.   | Kerala                                    |   5 |   418.6  |   180.39 |   142.39 |
| 14.   | Madhya Pradesh                            |   4 |   350.67 |   315.26 |   303.36 |
| 15.   | Maharashtra                               |   2 |    73.07 |    40.43 |    27.88 |
| 16.   | Manipur                                   |   2 |   126.03 |   104.36 |    98.13 |
| 17.   | Meghalaya                                 |   2 |   184.1  |   138.89 |   106.3  |
| 18.   | Mizoram                                   |   2 |   158.63 |   137.17 |   139.77 |
| 19.   | Nagaland                                  |   2 |   195.5  |   175.95 |   155.61 |
| 20.   | Odisha                                    |   1 |    70.82 |    52.96 |    50.3  |
| 21.   | Punjab                                    |   1 |    91.55 |    41.45 |    17.89 |
| 22.   | Rajasthan                                 |   4 |   310.63 |   229.85 |   220.16 |
| 23.   | Sikkim                                    |   2 |   193.37 |   169.02 |   157.52 |
| 24.   | Tamil Nadu                                |   1 |    73.13 |    68.6  |    63.37 |
| 25.   | Telangana                                 |   3 |   268.39 |   233.53 |   191.64 |
| 26.   | Tripura                                   |   2 |   147.84 |    78.68 |    58.49 |
| 27.   | Uttar Pradesh                             |   8 |   490.71 |   414.6  |   352.92 |
| 28.   | Uttarakhand                               |   2 |   145.49 |   133.33 |   132.67 |
| 29.   | West Bengal                               |   1 |    85.39 |    68.31 |    62.67 |
| 30.   | Andaman & Nicobar Islands                 |   1 |    27.57 |    13.46 |     8.45 |
| 31.   | Chandigarh                                |   0 |     0    |     0    |     0    |
| 32.   | Dadar & Nagar Haveli                      |   0 |     0    |     0    |     0    |
| 33.   | Daman & Diu                               |   0 |     0    |     0    |     0    |
| 34.   | Delhi                                     |   0 |     0    |     0    |     0    |
| 35.   | Lakshadweep                               |   0 |     0    |     0    |     0    |
| 36.   | Puducherry                                |   3 |   186.59 |   125.93 |   105.91 |
|       | Wayside Amenities Uttar Pradesh and Bihar |   1 |    17.93 |    12.29 |    11.05 |
|       | Total                                     |  76 |  5588.44 |  4356.85 |  3777.06 |

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