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Government of India Ministry of Tourism Lok Sabha GOVERNMENT OF INDIA MINISTRY OF TOURISM LOK SABHA UNSTARRED QUESTION NO.2245 ANSWERED ON 02.08.2021 PROPOSAL FROM JHARKHAND TO INCLUDE MORE TOURISM CIRCUITS/PARKS 2245. SHRI SANJAY SETH: Will the Minister of TOURISM be pleased to state: (a) the list of Tourism Circuits, Tourism Parks and Rural Tourism Clusters identified by the Government in each State/Union Territory including Jharkhand; (b) whether the Government has received requests/ proposals from Jharkhand for inclusion of more such Tourism Circuits/Parks and Clusters and if so, the details thereof and the response thereof; (c) whether the Government proposes to include Jharkhand as part of the international tourism circuit in the country to promote the culture of the State and if so, the details thereof; and (d) the other steps taken/being taken by the Government to popularize tourist circuits to people of the country and from abroad so that it can be beneficial for the economy of the country? ANSWER MINISTER OF TOURISM (SHRI G. KISHAN REDDY) (a) to (d): Development and Promotion of Tourist places is primarily the responsibility of the State Government/Union Territory (UT) Administration. However, Ministry under its schemes of Swadesh Darshan and ‘National Mission on Pilgrimage Rejuvenation and Spiritual, Heritage Augmentation Drive (PRASHAD)’ provides financial Assistance to the State Governments/UT Administrations etc. including Jharkhand for development of tourism infrastructure and facilities in the country. The projects under the schemes are identified for development in consultation with the State Governments/Union Territory Administrations and are sanctioned subject to availability of funds, submission of suitable Detailed Project Reports, adherence to scheme guidelines and utilization of funds released earlier. Further, the Ministry of Tourism also provides Central Financial Assistance (CFA) to Central Agencies for Tourism Infrastructure Development in the country. The Ministry of Tourism in consultation with the state of Jharkahnd has sanctioned the project ‘Development of Dalma- Chandil- Getalsud- Betla national park- Mirchaiya- Netarhat’ in the State in the year 2018-19 for Rs. 52.72 crore under its scheme of Swadesh Darshan and another project ‘Development of Baidyanathji Dham, Deoghar’ in the year 2018-19 for Rs.39.13 Crore under PRASHAD scheme. The list of all the projects sanctioned under the schemes of Swadesh Darshan, PRASHAD and Assistance to Central Agencies for Tourism Infrastructure Development is annexed. The Ministry of Tourism promotes India as a holistic destination and as part of its on-going activities, releases domestic and international print, electronic and online media campaigns under the ‘Incredible India ’brand-line, to promote various tourism destinations and products of the Country including Jharkhand. Promotions are also undertaken through the Website and Social Media platforms of the Ministry. In addition, the India Tourism Offices in India and overseas undertakes various promotional activities with the objective of showcasing the tourism potential of the different States. ******* ANNEXURE STATEMENT IN REPLY TO PARTS (a) TO (d) OF LOK SABHA UNSTARRED QUESTION NO.2245 ANSWERED ON 02.08.2021 REGARDING PROPOSAL FROM JHARKHAND TO INCLUDE MORE TOURISM CIRCUITS/PARKS THE DETAIL OF PROJECTS SANCTIONED UNDER THE SCHEMES OF SWADESH DARSHAN, PRASHAD AND ASSISTANCE TO CENTRAL AGENCIES FOR TOURISM INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT I. SWADESH DARSHAN SCHEME (Rs. in crore) Sl. State/ UT Circuit Sanction Name of the Project Amt. No. Year Sanctioned 1. Andaman Coastal 2016-17 Development of Long 27.57 & Nicobar Circuit Island-Ross Smith Islands Island- Neil Island- Havelock Island- Baratang Island-Port Blair 2. Andhra Coastal 2014-15 Development of 67.84 Pradesh Circuit Kakinada - Hope Island - Coringa Wildlife Sanctuary - Passarlapudi - Aduru - S Yanam – Kotipally 3. Andhra Coastal 2015-16 Development of 49.55 Pradesh Circuit Nellore - Pulikat Lake - Ubblamadugu Water Falls – Nelapattu- Kothakoduru- Mypadu - Ramateertham – Iskapalli 4. Andhra Buddhist 2017-18 Development of: 24.14 Pradesh Circuit Shalihundam- Thotlakonda- Bavikonda- Bojjanakonda- Amravati- Anupu 5. Arunachal North- 2014-15 Development of Mega 49.77 Pradesh East Circuit at Bhalukpong- Circuit Bomdila and Tawang 6. Arunachal North 2015-16 Development of 96.72 Pradesh East Nafra- Seppa- Pappu, Circuit Pasa, Pakke Valleys- Sangdupota- New Sagalee- Ziro- Yomcha 7. Assam Wildlife 2015-16 Development of 94.68 Circuit Manas– Probitora– Nameri– Kaziranga– Dibru– Saikhowa 8. Assam Heritage 2016-17 Development of 90.98 Circuit Tezpur – Majuli – Sibsagar 9. Bihar Tirthankar 2016-17 Development of 37.19 circuit Vaishali- Arrah- Masad- Patna- Rajgir- Pawapuri- Champapuri 10. Bihar Spiritual 2016-17 Integrated 44.76 circuit Development of Kanwaria Route: Sultanganj – Dharmshala- Deoghar 11. Bihar Buddhist 2016-17 Development of 98.73 Circuit Buddhist circuit- Construction of Convention Centre at Bodhgaya 12. Bihar Rural 2017-18 Development of 44.65 Circuit Gandhi Circuit: Bhitiharwa- Chandrahia- Turkaulia 13. Bihar Spiritual 2017-18 Development of 47.53 Circuit Mandar Hill & Ang Pradesh 14. Chhattisgarh Tribal 2015-16 Development of 96.10 Circuit Jashpur- Kunkuri- Mainpat- Ambikapur- Maheshpur -Ratanpur- Kurdar-Sarodadadar- Gangrel- Kondagaon– NathiyaNawagaon- Jagdalpur- Chitrakoot- Tirthgarh 15. Goa Coastal Development of 97.65 Circuit 2016-17 Sinquerim-Baga, Anjuna-Vagator, Morjim-Keri, Aguada Fort and Aguada Jail 16. Goa Coastal Development of 99.35 Circuit Coastal Circuit II: Rua 2017-18 De Orum Creek - Don Paula -Colva - Benaulim 17. Gujarat Heritage Development of 59.17 Circuit Ahmedabad- Rajkot- 2016-17 Porbandar –Bardoli- Dandi 18. Gujarat Heritage Development of 91.84 2016-17 Circuit Vadnagar- Modhera 19. Gujarat Buddhist 2017-18 Development of 28.67 circuit Junagadh- Gir Somnath- Bharuch- Kutch- Bhavnagar- Rajkot- Mehsana 20. Haryana Krishna 2016-17 Development of 97.35 Circuit Tourism Infrastructures at places related to Mahabharata in Kurukshetra 21. Himachal Himalayan 2016-17 Integrated 80.69 Pradesh Circuit Development of Himalayan Circuit in Himachal Pradesh 22. Jammu & Himalayan 2016-17 Integrated 77.33 Kashmir Circuit Development of Jammu-Srinagar- Pehalgam-Bhagwati Nagar-Anantnag- Salamabad Uri-Kargil- Leh 23. Jammu & Himalayan 2016-17 Integrated 84.46 Kashmir Circuit Development of Tourist Facilities at Jammu-Rajouri- Shopian-Pulwama. 24. Jammu & Himalayan 2016-17 Integrated 90.43 Kashmir Circuit Development of Tourist Facilities - Construction of Assets in lieu of those Destroyed in Floods in 2014 under PM Development Package 25. Jammu & Himalayan 2016-17 Integrated 90.85 Kashmir Circuit Development of Tourist facilities at Mantalai and Sudhmahadev 26. Jammu & Himalayan 2016-17 Integrated 87.44 Kashmir Circuit Development of Tourist facilities at Anantnag-Kishwar- Pahalgam-Daksum- Ranjit Sagar Dam 27. Jammu & Himalayan 2016-17 Development of 91.84 Kashmir Circuit Tourist Facilities at Gulmarg-Baramulla- Kupwara- Kargil - Leh 28. Jharkhand Eco Development of 52.72 Circuit Dalma- Chandil- 2018-19 Getalsud- Betla national park- Mirchaiya- Netarhat 29. Kerala Eco Development of 76.55 Circuit 2015-16 Pathanamthitta- Gavi- Vagamon- Thekkady 30. Kerala Spiritual Development of 99.99 Circuit 2016-17 Sabarimala - Erumeli- Pampa-Sannidhanam 31. Kerala Spiritual Development of Sree 92.22 Circuit 2016-17 Padmanabha Arnamula- Sabrimala 32. Kerala Rural Development of 80.37 Circuit 2018-19 Malanad Malabar Cruise Tourism Project 33. Kerala Spiritual Development Sivagiri 69.47 Circuit Sree Narayana Guru Ashram- 2018-19 Arruvipuram- Kunnumpara Sree Subrahmania- Chembazhanthi Sree Narayana Gurukulam 34. Madhya Wildlife 2015-16 Development of 92.22 Pradesh Circuit Wildlife Circuit at Panna- Mukundpur- Sanjay- Dubri- Bandhavgarh- Kanha- Mukki- Pench 35. Madhya Buddhist 2016-17 Development of 74.02 Pradesh Circuit Sanchi-Satna-Rewa- Mandsaur-Dhar 36. Madhya Heritage 2016-17 Development of 89.82 Pradesh circuit Gwalior – Orchha – Khajuraho – Chanderi – Bhimbetka – Mandu 37. Madhya Eco 2017-18 Development of 94.61 Pradesh Circuit Gandhisagar Dam- Mandleshwar Dam- Omkareshwar Dam- Indira Sagar Dam- Tawa Dam- Bargi Dam- Bheda Ghat- Bansagar Dam- Ken River 38. Maharashtra Coastal Development of 19.01 Circuit Sindhudurg Coastal Circuit (Shiroda Beach, Sagareshwar, Tarkarli, Vijaydurg 2015-16 (Beach & Creek), Devgad (Fort & Beach), Mitbhav, Tondavali, Mocehmad and Nivati Fort) 39. Maharashtra Spiritual Development of Waki- 54.01 Circuit Adasa- Dhapewada- 2018-19 Paradsingha- Chota Taj Bagh- Telankhandi- Girad 40. Manipur North- 2015-16 Development of 72.23 East Tourist Circuit in Circuit Manipur: Imphal- Khongjom 41. Manipur Spiritual 2016-17 Development of Shri 53.80 Circuit Govindajee Temple, Shri Bijoy Govindajee Temple – Shri Gopinath Temple – Shri Bungshibodon Temple – Shri Kaina Temple 42. Meghalaya North Development of 99.13 East Umium (Lake View), U Circuit 2016-17 Lum Sohpetbneng- Mawdiangdiang – Orchid Lake Resort 43. Meghalaya North Development of West 84.97 East Khasi Hills Circuit (Nongkhlaw- KremTirot - Khudoi&Kohmang Falls – Khri River- 2018-19 Mawthadraishan, Shillong), Jaintia Hills (Krang Suri Falls- Shyrmang- Iooksi), Garo Hills (Nokrek Reserve, Katta Beel, Siju Caves) 44. Mizoram Integrated North Development of East 2015-16 Thenzawl & South 92.26 Circuit Zote, District Serchhip and Reiek. 45. Mizoram Eco 2016-17 Development of Eco- Circuit Adventure Circuit Aizawl -Rawpuichhip – Khawhphawp
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