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Around 69% of India’s population lives in the rural areas. Large magnitude of the rural population, their prevailing socio-economic conditions and the quality of life calls for an all-round development in rural infrastructure to achieve the objectives of equitable and inclusive growth with Social Justice.
Steps taken for Rural Infrastructure development and transformation:
The government has continued to lay focus on creation of rural infrastructure through development plans and other subject specific schematic interventions.
Irrigation Infrastructure:
Ruler drinking water supply:
Rural Sanitation:
Swachh Bharat Mission (SBM).
Rural Electrification:
Rural Roads:
Rural Housing:
Rural Telephone Connectivity:
Conclusion:
Considering the implementation issues and challenges of execution of these plans and programmes at the grass-root level, it is expected that the program implementing agencies would bring in good governance and follow best practices to maximize the benefits of such development intervention.
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