Odisha

Odisha Budget 2025-26: Rs. 9,985 Crore Allocated for Urban Development

Bhubaneswar, February 17, 2025: The Odisha government has allocated Rs. 9,985 crore for urban development in the Annual Budget 2025-26, focusing on infrastructure enhancement, sanitation, and smart city initiatives to improve the quality of life in urban areas.

Key Budgetary Allocations for Urban Development:

  • Mukhyamantri Sahari Vikas Yojana: Rs. 1,100 crore for urban infrastructure and service delivery improvements.
  • New City Development: Rs. 200 crore to support the expansion and modernization of urban centers.
  • ULB Governance Strengthening: Rs. 150 crore for improving urban local body (ULB) administration.
  • Mahanadi & Budhabalanga Waterfront Development: Rs. 150 crore for beautification and tourism promotion.
  • Swachha Odisha Initiative:
    • Rs. 161 crore for solid waste management grants to ULBs.
    • Rs. 100 crore for liquid waste management programs.
  • Storm Water Drainage: Rs. 300 crore for flood prevention and water drainage infrastructure.
  • Sewerage & Drainage Projects: Rs. 340 crore for expanding sewage treatment networks.
  • Odisha Metro Rail Transport (OMRT): Rs. 305 crore for metro connectivity and expansion.
  • PM e-Bus Seva: Rs. 47 crore to boost sustainable public transportation.
  • AAHAAR Scheme: Rs. 50 crore for subsidized meals for the urban poor.

These allocations reflect the government’s commitment to sustainable urban growth, ensuring efficient civic amenities, and fostering economic opportunities in urban Odisha.

 

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