For the development of Gwalior city, Gwalior Mayor Vivek Shejwelkar presented a budget of Rs1197 crore. The total expenditure was pegged at Rs12.59 crore, while the income was Rs97.14 crore. The total deficit in the budget was estimated at Rs75.30 crore.
In this five per cent is consider as saving and loss is Rs75.30 crore. Speaker Rakesh Mahor said that the corporators can give their advices up to March 27 at Municipal corporation office by 5 pm.
Under the Smart City planning Central Government will provide 100crores rupees and state government will provide Rs100 crore up to five years. Smart city planning expenditure would be Rs2250 crore.
For upcoming five years, Rs832.75 crore for city sewage and sewer treatment plant, water management is Rs365.30 crore, Rs55 crore for traffic management and Rs29.32 crore have been approved for green city development. Central Government will sanction 33 per cent; State Government will sanction 50 per cent and rest will be managed by Municipal Corporation.
To encourage the sports activities, Municipal Corporation will organise the tournaments every year which will be on national and international State level competitions. Under the planning 100peoples will get the job and they will provide the training also.
Under the Prime Minister Awas yojana by 2022 89919 houses plan is prepared and also the DPR is prepared. Under the Prime Minister Awas Yojana Rs24 crore from Central Government and state Government is approved. In this, Rs16 crore will be contributed by the Municipal Corporation, so the total amount will become Rs40 crore.
Under the pilot project, 600 units of houses will be built, which is costing Rs45 crore. The construction of building is in final phase. IHSDP project will provide the possessions of 3000 houses to the poor peoples.