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PASSAGE ON URABANISATION SCHEME (JNNURM / AMRUT)
Financial sharing basis of Atal Mission for Rejuvenation and Urban Transformation (AMRUT) scheme between Centre and State is done on. (2 marks)
60:40 basis
50:50 basis
70:30 basis
80:20 basis
None of these
- The Atal Mission for Rejuvenation and Urban Transformation (AMRUT) is a government scheme for improving urban infrastructure and services.
- Financial sharing basis between Centre and State under AMRUT depends on the type of state:
- For most states, the Centre and State share project costs in a 60:40 ratio.
- For Northeastern and special category states, the ratio is 90:10 (not listed in the options).
- Option 1 (60:40 basis): This is the correct answer for most states under AMRUT.
- Option 2 (50:50 basis): Not the standard sharing ratio for AMRUT.
- Option 3 (70:30 basis): This was relevant for earlier schemes like JNNURM in some cases, not for AMRUT.
- Option 4 (80:20 basis): Not for AMRUT.
- Option 5 (None of these): Not correct, as 60:40 is given.
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