UP's Mission 2031 aims for massive overhaul to transform villages
As a part of 'Mission 2031', the government aims to modernize and enrich villages across the state by significantly upgrading their infrastructure and services.
In a recent meeting with the Central Finance Commission (CFC), the state government submitted a proposal seeking over Rs 2.15 lakh crore for rural local bodies. This proposal is seen as a major step towards realising the vision of a self-reliant and developed rural Uttar Pradesh.
Officials here today said that as part of this roadmap, the state government has proposed Rs 1,74,755 crore for gram panchayats, Rs 17,334 crore for block-level development, and Rs 22,940 crore for district panchayats.
The total allocation is earmarked for essential infrastructure improvements, repairs, and maintenance, marking one of the most comprehensive rural investment drives in the state's history.
Notably, the 'Mission 2031' blueprint also includes an Rs 1.29 lakh crore infrastructure development roadmap for the state's 17 municipal corporations, indicating the government's dual focus on both urban and rural transformation.
CM Yogi Adityanath has a clear goal- by the year 2031, every village in Uttar Pradesh should be self-reliant and prosperous. Under this mission, the focus is on improving basic amenities like roads, water supply, electricity, and infrastructure.
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