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Sir , \ I ./'d DEPARTMENT FINANCE, PLANNING AND INVESTMENT (INVESTMENT AND PLANNING DIVISION) A.P: CIVL SECRETARIATE::ITANAGAR ] Dated Itanagar, the 3'd August,2018 No. PDIRIDF/-01/201 8-19 &o To, The General Manager' Regional Office, NAB ARD Bank Tinali, Itanagar Arunachal Pradesh' Sub:-IntimationregardingapprovalofprojectsunderRIDFTrenchexxlv(2018.19): Sir, Governnient to list of projects a: alprov.ed,by the State I am to forward herewith the betakenupun<lerRIDF-XXV20lS.lg.Thelistofprojectsisgivenbplow. Amount Implementing Name of Scheme Sl No. (Rs.In AgencY Crore) 10.00 PWD 1n Lumla sub-Division. I C/o Storm water drain RWD of link road from PMGS Y 10.00 2 Black J,opping and drainage village, Tawang Dist. road (Kipti CO office) Kralling 20.00 PWD to Gongkhar village Ph-I J C/o Road from Tongsheng r0.00 PWD bridge to Khasso village under 4 C/o Road from Hamilton Dirang circle PH-I' 6.00 Horticulture and sub-temPerate fruits in 5 Cultivation of temPerature Kalaktang and RuPa' 12.00 PWD road (L-19 Kms ph-II 11 to 19 6 C/o Paglam 8.30 Power PH-tI, under Menchuka sub- 7 C/o Sirikorong MHS- Division. 15.00 PHE Seppa townshiP, Ph-II. Augmentation of water supplv at 10.00 PWD Lumdung point to Seba vla 9 C/o Road NH-229 at Debeyar East Kameng newIY created CO HQR Ph.I. 20.00 RWD on road between ,I Double lane RCC bridges t 10 5 (Five) Nos. I Sangram to Nyapln. Ph-I 15.00 WRD Iocation on the right bank at varrous : 1 Flood control works ofNoa:Dihing river in Lekang, Ph.I. (SH: 10.00 Road from to t2 Clo DBM&DCrat a,;, Widening, District. 10.0Q PWD and land develoPment in Changlang 'tl 3 Multi Parking lot ( HQR. Ph-I. , 'A 1.., r , f,lood protection work on the left bank Tabang river to 10.00 WRD l/l protect Loliang, Hucheling, 34th mile, New Danglat, Government goal farm and Piggery. 15 C/o Road from Bogne Mara via Dagiam to Lepajaring 10.00 PWD Ph.I. t6 C/o RCC Double lane road from NH 515 to APST Bus 10.00 PWD station via DC Office, Pasighat in East Siang District, Ph-I. t7 Flood protection and sheet piling work at upper Deobeel 10.00 WRD underNamsai, Ph-I. l8 C/o Road from Hayuliang army camp Manchal CO HQR 10.00 PWD along left bank of Lohit river in Anjaw District. 25 kms (Ph-l-0km to 10.00 Kms). l9 C/o Road from Lower Kolam to Kothung with bridge 10.00 RWD (L-15 Km) Ph-I (RwD). 20 C/o Erosion control work at Tuting Yingkiong township, r0.00 PWD Ph-I. 2t Water supply project for Nakhu, Nachibon and Multi- 10.00 PHED Technology Testing & Vocational centre, Nafra. )) Flood Protection work at Ayi Paddy Field at Kambu 10.00 WRD under Kamba ADC Circle, West Siang District 23 C/o Road from highway no. 513 to river Sileng via Pongging village including a bailey suspension at Reglat 10.00 PV/D over river Yamne (SH: Formation cutting, pavement, culverts, bridge and protectDlr ryork). Ph-I. Augmentation and Improvement of water supply to 7.00 PHE ? Buragaon EAC HQ. 25 Up-gradation strengthening of road from Deomali to 10.00 PWD Mopaya village -l6Kms. 26 C/o Road and bridges between Likabali and Kangku, Ph- 10.00 PWD I. 27 C/o Road from Joram Yoglu PMGSY road to Divisional 9.00 PWD Commissioner West Yachuli (10 Km). 28 C/o Road from Ganga village to Taipu village. 10.00 PWD Providing water supply at Raga township Administrative 10.00 PHED 2 HQ, Kamle District. Ph-I 30 Providing water supply to CO Admm. HQ Lhou in r2:,.40 PHED Tawang District 3l C/o CC approach road for TAH Zero Point to proposed 2.0p RWD Kendriya Vidyalaya, Longding. I 'l e Drinking waterproject for Deomali Township (Ph-II) 10.00 PHED 33 C/o RLR from Shibu to Kano Nyato Via Supyu village 6.97 RWD i.l',1 f;i C/o Kharsang Minor irritation project. 4.00 WRD .7Lti I r i;; I Providing water supply to Old Dirang. 10.00 PHED r,t , f /3is II A\,/ rl 'il ;l \l ,a"i + 1 I 'l I I 36 District veterinary hospitals at Lohit, Namsai, Roing & 4.20 AH & Vetty Pasighat. 37 Improvement of Siluk CNH-13) to Ngopok village (L- 10.00 PWD I 1!km) 38 C/o Road from Hayuliang to Manchal CO HQ along left 25.68 PWD bank of Lohit river (30.90km) PH-I in Anjaw District, AP. Total:- 397.55 The amount proposed against each schemes is tentative and exact estimated cost will be as per Detail Project Report to be prepared by the concemed Department. Implementing Department may prepare Detail Project Report and submit the same to Finance, Planning & Iqvpstment Department along with non-duplicity certificate duly signed by the concerned Commissioner/ Secretary for onward submission to NABARD within 15 days. While making DPR, the contingency charges should not be included as mentioned in the minutes of the meeting, dated lst August 2018. This is issued with the approval of competent authority. Yours faithfully, Enclosed: As stated above. (Himanshu Special Secretary (Planning) Memo No. PD/RIDF/0 l/201 8- I 9 Dated Itanagar, the 3'd August, 2018. Copy for information to:- /to l. PPS to Hon'ble Chief Minister, Govt. of Arunachal Pradesh,Itanagar i 2. PS to Hon'ble Deputy Chief Minister,Govt. of Arunachal Pradesh,Itanagai -a=:.r-^_ .. 3. PS to all Hon'ble Ministers, Govt. of Arunachal Pradesh,Itanagar. 4. PS to all Hon'ble Parliamentary Secretaries, Govt. of Arunachal Pradesh, Itanagar. 5. PS to Chief Secretary, Govt. of Arunachal Pradesh,Itanagar. 6. PS to Commissioner (Finance/Planning), Govt. of Arunachal Pradesh, Itanagar. 7. PS to Commissioner/Secretary (PWD, RWD, PHE & WSD/ WRD/ Power/ Agriculture/ Horticulture/ Animal Husbandry & Vety), Govt. of Arunachal Pradesh, Itanagar. 8. PS to Secretary (Finance), Govt. of Arunachal Pradesh,Itanagar. 9. The General Manager (NABARDAIABCONS), Regional Office, Bank Tinali, Itanagar. 10. The Chief Engineer (PWD-WZ , ilZ , CZ-A, CZ-B, Design & Plel RWD,WZ & EZI PHE & WSD-WZ, EZ, Design &PlglWRD-E/Z &,Wru DHPD-E/Z &WlZ. Govt. of Arunachal Pradesh, Itanagar for necessary action. 11. The Director (Agriculture, Horticulture, Animal Husbandry & Veterinary), Govt. of Arunachal Pradesh, Itanagar for necessary action.. 12. The Senior Adviser (Finance), Govt. of Arunachal Pradesh,Itanagar. (Himanshu Gupta)IAS Special Secretary (Planning) e.
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