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(Rupees in Lac) Sr Loans disbursed by NCR Planning Board during F.Y 2016-17 (Rupees in Lac) Sr. NAME OF THE PROJECT Estimated City State Loan No. cost of Released project 1 Augmentation of Water Supply for Farrukh 1390.00 Farrukh Nagar Haryana 365.00 Nagar Town & five Villages, Gurgaon Distrct. 2 Alwar Water Supply Upgradation Project 17486.00 Alwar Rajasthan 728.00 3 Behror Water Supply Upgradation Project 2602.00 Behror Rajasthan 111.00 4 Rajgarh Water Supply Upgradation Project 2024.00 Rajgarh Rajasthan 84.00 5 Tijara Water Supply Upgradation Project 1646.00 Tijara Rajasthan 71.00 6 “Construction of 4 lane ROB at Lakhanmajra 5604.00 Rohtak District Haryana 926.00 Meham road at L/C 79 on Delhi Bhatinda 7 “ConstructionRailway line in ofRohtak2 lane District”ROB at L/C No. 54 3258.00 Panipat District Haryana 447.00 on Jind Panipat section (location 66/9-10) crossing road along with Delhi water carrier link channel in Panipat district” 8 “Construction of 2 lane ROB at LC No. 55 on 2946.00 Panipat District Haryana 452.00 Jind Panipat, Section Location 67/10-11 over road on Panipat Kabri road in Panipat district” 9 “Construction of additional 2 lane ROB at LC 7467.00 Hisar Haryana 2240.00 no. 3 on Hissar, Sadalpur Railway line crossing old DHS at RD 164.60 at Dabra Chowk, Hissar” 10 “Construction of Elevated Road on National 15283.00 Rohtak District Haryana 4585.00 Highway No 10 from Chottu ram Chowk to Old bus stand (KM 74.00 to 75.86) in Rohtak city Portion” 11 “Four lanning of Jhajjar Farukhnagar- 11511.00 Jhajjar/Gurgao Haryana 3453.00 Gurgaon road in Jhajjar/Gurgaon district” n District 11(a) Four Lanning of Jhajjar Farukhnagar- 29084.00 Jhajjar/Gurgao Haryana 2500.00 Gurgaon Road in Jhajjar / Gurgaon district n District 12 Development of Six lane Elevated Road 114760.00 Ghaziabad Uttar 21000.00 (Hindon) in Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh by Pradesh GDA 12(a) Development of Six lane Elevated Road 114760.00 Ghaziabad Uttar 21000.00 (Hindon) in Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh by Pradesh GDA 13 Water Supply scheme for Nalhar Medical 10560.93 Nuh Haryana 2200.00 College and Nuh Town 14 Alwar Water Supply Upgradation Project 17486.00 Alwar Rajasthan 4372.00 15 Bhiwadi Water Supply Improvement Project 4069.00 Bhiwadi Rajasthan 1017.00 16 Development of access controlled Kundli- 45781.00 Various Town Haryana 27468.00 Manesar-Palwal Expressway section (Manesar RD 83.320 to Palwal RD. 135.650 km) by HSIIDC,Haryana (balance works) 16(a) Development of access controlled Kundli- 45781.00 Various Town Haryana 5000.00 Manesar-Palwal Expressway section (Manesar RD 83.320 to Palwal RD. 135.650 km) by HSIIDC,Haryana (balance works) 17 Raw Water Conveyance Main from Intake at 18319.00 Greater Noida Uttar 6900.00 Dehra (Ghaziabad) to WTP site at Palla Pradesh (Greater Noida) Clear Water Main from WTP site to Master Reservoir 18 Construction of Road from Junction of NH- 2766.00 Rohtak District Haryana 800.00 10 to NH-71 at southern Bye Pass in Rohtak district 19 Widening & Strengthening of UP border 17626.00 Sonepat Haryana 510.00 SonepatGohana upto district Sonepat boundary road from km. 11.600 to 74.000 20 Project of Metro connection between Noida 553300.00 Noida & Uttar 40600.00 and Greater Noida (29.707 km) Greater Noida Pradesh 20(a) Project of Metro connection between Noida 553300.00 Noida & Uttar 17400.00 and Greater Noida (29.707 km) Greater Noida Pradesh 21 Augmentation of Water Supply for Pataudi 4115.00 Pataudi and Haryana 698.00 and adjoining town of HailyMandi alongwith adjoining Town surrounding seven villages 22 Construn of Strom Water Drain in Sonepat 2172.00 Sonepat Haryana 357.00 Town, Haryana 23 Providing sewerage scheme for Punhana 1249.83 Punhana, Haryana 164.08 Town in Mewat District of Haryana Mewat District Total Amount in Lacs. 165448.08.
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