Smart Cities Mission Completes 7,160 Projects Worth Rs 1.43 Tn: MoHUA
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Smart Cities Mission Completes 7,160 Projects Worth Rs 1.43 Tn: MoHUA

The Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs (MoHUA) has announced significant progress in the implementation of the Smart Cities Mission, with 7,160 projects successfully completed across various cities. These projects, collectively valued at Rs 1.43 trillion, highlight the mission's substantial impact on urban infrastructure development and quality of life enhancements.

Launched with the aim of transforming urban centres into more sustainable and citizen-friendly spaces, the Smart Cities Mission focuses on leveraging technology and innovation to address urban challenges effectively. The completion of these projects marks a milestone in fulfilling the mission's objectives of enhancing infrastructure, promoting economic growth, and improving livability in designated smart cities.

The projects encompass a wide range of initiatives, including urban mobility enhancements, sustainable public transport systems, revitalization of urban spaces, smart governance solutions, and improved public amenities. Each project is designed to cater to specific urban needs while adhering to principles of sustainability and inclusivity.

MoHUA's report underscores the government's commitment to fostering holistic urban development through strategic investments and collaborative efforts with local administrations and stakeholders. The successful completion of these projects reflects effective project management, innovative urban planning, and robust implementation strategies under the Smart Cities Mission.

Moving forward, MoHUA continues to focus on advancing urban infrastructure and service delivery, ensuring that smart cities across India emerge as models of sustainable development and prosperity.

The Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs (MoHUA) has announced significant progress in the implementation of the Smart Cities Mission, with 7,160 projects successfully completed across various cities. These projects, collectively valued at Rs 1.43 trillion, highlight the mission's substantial impact on urban infrastructure development and quality of life enhancements. Launched with the aim of transforming urban centres into more sustainable and citizen-friendly spaces, the Smart Cities Mission focuses on leveraging technology and innovation to address urban challenges effectively. The completion of these projects marks a milestone in fulfilling the mission's objectives of enhancing infrastructure, promoting economic growth, and improving livability in designated smart cities. The projects encompass a wide range of initiatives, including urban mobility enhancements, sustainable public transport systems, revitalization of urban spaces, smart governance solutions, and improved public amenities. Each project is designed to cater to specific urban needs while adhering to principles of sustainability and inclusivity. MoHUA's report underscores the government's commitment to fostering holistic urban development through strategic investments and collaborative efforts with local administrations and stakeholders. The successful completion of these projects reflects effective project management, innovative urban planning, and robust implementation strategies under the Smart Cities Mission. Moving forward, MoHUA continues to focus on advancing urban infrastructure and service delivery, ensuring that smart cities across India emerge as models of sustainable development and prosperity.

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