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Loans disbursed by NCR Planning Board during F.Y 2015-16 (Rupees in Lakhs) Sr. No. NAME OF THE PROJECT Estimated City State Loan cost of Released project 1 Construction of By-Pass at 4716.00 Jhajjar Haryana 438.00 Chara in Jhajjar 2 Construction of By-Pass at Kosli 2768.00 Rewari Haryana 114.00 in rewari 3 Water Supply scheme for Nalhar 15000.00 Nuh Haryana 4437.00 Medical College and Nuh Town 4 Improvement and Upgradation 4007.71 Hisar Haryana 452.46 of Sub-Transmission of distribution Network in Hisar- Haryana 5 Construction of Road from 2766.00 Rohtak District Haryana 830.00 junction of NH-10 to NH-71 at southern Bye Pass in Rohtak district 6 Various Roads in Rewari 8353.00 Various Haryana 2506.00 Division (Hailymandi to locations Pahlawas road, Kosli-Guryani to Pahlawas NH-71 Dahina Jatusana road) in Rewari District 7 Providing sewerage scheme and 1027.38 Nuh Haryana 69.70 treatment plant for Nuh Town, Mewat District 8 Construction of 2 lane ROB at 2410.00 Hodal Haryana 400.00 Hodal Hassanpur road on Delhi Hassanpur Palwal Mathura Railway line at L/C No.553” 9 Two Lane ROB at Sonepat 4037.00 Sonepat Haryana 500.00 Purkhas road near sugar mill on Purkhas Delhi Ambala Railway line L/C No. 29 10 Improvement of 5 Roads in 9036.00 Gurugram Haryana 475.00 Gurgaon district in Haryana sub- region 11 Construction of 2 lane ROB at 3185.00 Panipat Jatal Haryana 263.00 Panipat Jatal road on Delhi Ambala Railway line at L/C No.52-C in Panipat Distric” 12 Widening & Strengtheing of UP 17626.00 Sonepat Haryana 1500.00 Boarder Sonepat Gohana upto district Sonepat boundry road from km 11.600 to 74.000" 13 Provoiding Water Suppply for 1194.21 Samalkha town Haryana 96.95 Samalkha town, distt. Panipat" 14 Provoiding sewerage scheme 1600.00 Gohana Haryana 119.80 and Treetment Plant for Gohana Town, District Sonipat" 15 Rajiv Gandhi Drinking Water 30049.00 Mewat Haryana 778.00 supply Augmention project for Mewat, Haryana Phase-I (stage- I&II)- Additional Assistance for the Revised Project 16 Water supply Project at Indistrial 22380.00 Manesar Haryana 3113.00 Modal Township (IMT) Manesar by HSIIDC 17 Improvement by way of Four 9630.00 Various Haryana 422.00 Laning Rewari Kot Kasim Road locations upto NH8, Shahjahanpur Rewari Road upto 6km, Rewari Narnanaul Road (SH26), Rewari Mohindergarh Road, Rewari Dadri Road upto Prososed bypass Total 16514.91.

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