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Nabard sanctions loan assistance of Rs 207 crore to Rajasthan

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The National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development (NABARD) has sanctioned loan assistance worth Rs 207 crore to Rajasthan for the development of rural infrastructure, an official release said here today.

Chief General Manager of Nabards regional office, Jaipur, R Narayan, said the amount will be utilized for developing additional irrigational and rain water harvesting facilities in the state

The fund has been sanctioned under the Rural Infrastructure Development Fund Phase XII, he said. This amount will be mainly spent on Piplad and Gagrin (Jhalawar) and Takli (Kota) medium irrigation projects and Barloot and Nawara (Sirohi) minor irrigations projects. Apart from this, 167 rain water harvesting structures would be developed in 22 districts of the state.

Narayan added that additional irrigational facilities in 27,825 hectares would be developed through these projects. It would generate employment of 148 lakh man days initially and 6.40 lakh man days every year.

Nabard has so far given a loan assistance of Rs 568 crore to the state during the current fiscal.

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