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Robust Law and Order

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1090

Zero-tolerance policy against, crime and criminals

continues to ensure better1awand order in the state.
Police Commissionerate system implemented in
Lucknow, Gautam Buddh Nagar, Kanpur Nagar,
Varanasi, Agra, Ghaziabad, and Prayagraj.
Integration of Women Power Line 1090, G.R.P., Fire
Service, and Women Helpline 181 services.
Formation of Anti-Romeo Squads in every district, with
checks conducted on 3,90,64,523 individuals, warnings
issued to 1,44,06,253 individuals, and legal action taken
against 32,077 individuals.
Establishment of Women and Child Security
Organization 1090. Besides the existing women's police
stations in each district, additional female SHOs
appointed in other police stations.
Uttar Pradesh holds the top position in the country for
resolving women and child crime cases, with a 98.20%
resolution rate.
Formation of three women PAC battalions.
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Formation of the Uttar Pradesh Special Security Force,

a new security unit.
Uttar Pradesh ranks first in the country in the use of the
e-Prosecution system.
Action against notorious criminals: 217 criminals
neutralized in encounters, 7,799 injured, and 28,085
arrested and sent to jail, including 19,955 listed
riminals. Gangster Act proceedings against 78,977
criminals and NSA (National Security Act) actions
against 924 criminals. Confiscation of illegal
movable/immovable properties worth more than 140
billion 90 crore 50 lakh under the Gangster Act.
At the state level, 68 identified mafia members and their
gang associates have had a total of 782 cases registered
against 1,391 individualsleading to 611 arrests.
Actions were takentó cancel 359 arms licenses, enforce
e

National Security Act(NSA) against 18 individuals,

and the Gangster Act against 752 individuals. Properties
worth over 24,067 crore, illegally acquired by mafias
and criminals, have been seized.
From January 1, 2023, to June 30, 2024, convictions
were secured in 6,792 cases related to crimes against
women and minors. Under the POCSO Act, 16 cases
resulted in capital punishment, 429 cases led to life
imprisonment, 1,633 cases had sentences exceeding 10
years, and 2,057 cases received sentences of less than
10 years.
Establishment of 126 new police stations, 86 new
outposts, 4 water police outposts, 78 women police
outpost counseling units, 75 anti-power theft police
station, 10 vigilance police stations, 4 cconomic
offenses units, 6 units of Uttar Pradesh Special Security

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Force (UPSSF), 75 cybercrime police stations, and 6

new narcotics police stations.
To effectively control human trafficking, 75 Anti
Human Trafficking Units have been converted into
dedicated police stations.
Recruitnment of 1,55,855 police personnel. Allocation of
10,378 women beats while appointing 15,130 women
police personnel.
For non-compliance with the prescribed noise levels,
1,08,037 loudspeakers were removed from religious
sites, while sound levels of 1,53,417 loudspeakers were
reduced to meet the standards.
To ensure women's safety, 314 Women PRV (Police
Response Vehicles) have beendeployed.
Forensic laboratories<have been made operational in
Lucknow, Varanasi,Agra, Ghaziabad, Jhansi, Prayagraj,
Gorakhpur, Kannauj, Aligarh, Bareilly, Gonda, and
Moradabad.
Implementation of the revised Jail Manual 2022.
Under 'Operation Trinetra,' 11,48,192 CCTV cameras
have been installed, leading to the detection and legal
action in 1,501 cases related to murder, robbery,
kidnapping, snatching, and theft.
To combat cybercrime, 18 regional cybercrime police
stations have been established, along with cyber cells in
530 district-level police stations. Since 2017, an
amount of Rs 171.51 crore has been frozen/held in the
concerned banks.

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Infrastructure Development
Unprecedented infrastructure development for seamless
connectivity through air, water, road, and rail networks.
Six expressways operational; seven expressways at various
stages of development.
Construction of the 91.35 km long Gorakhpur Link
Expressway is in progress.
Construction of the 594 km long Ganga Expressway from
Meerut to Prayagraj is underway. Work on the 114.65 km
Ballia Link Expressway has commenced.
Chitrakoot Link Expressway, Farrukhabad Link
Expressway, and Jewar Link Expressway are proposed.
Uttar Pradesh has India's largestrailway network, spanning
over 16,000 km.
The junction of the Western Dedicated Freight Corridor
and Eastern Dedicated Freight Corridor is located at Dadri
(Greater Noida).
Utar Pradesh is on its way to becoming a state with 21
airports, including 5 international and 16 domestic airports.
Construction of the international airport in Jewar, Noida, is
ongoing.
Development of the Defence Industrial Corridor across six
nodes in Lucknow, Aligarh, Kanpur, Jhansi, Agra, and
Chitrakoot, playing a significant role in making India self
reliant in defense production.
Investment projects worth 230,000 crore are underway in
the Defence Industrial Corridor, including Bharat
Dynamics Limited in Jhansi and the BrahMos missile
manufacturing unit in Lucknow.
Development of India's first inland waterway. Steps
underway for the establishment of the Utar Pradesh Inland
Waterways Authority.

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Development of India's first Freight Village over 100 acres

in Varanasi.
Jttar Pradesh contributes approximately 45% to India's
total mobile manufacturing.
Development of Film City, Toy Park, Apparel Park,
Handicraft Park, and Logistic Hub in the Yamuna
Expressway region.
Establishment of IIT GNL in Greater Noida, Mega Food
Park in Bareilly, Trans Ganga City in Unnao, Plastic Park
in Gorakhpur, Garment Park in Gorakhpur, and multiple
flatted factory complexes.
Uttar Pradesh is a leading state in implementing the PM
Gati Shakti National Master Plan.
Foundation stone laid for the PM MITRA Mega Textile
Park in Lucknow.
Formation of the Bundelkhand Industrial Development
Authority (BIDA, pàving the way for the establishment of
a neW city after 47 years, accelerating the multi
dimensional development of Bundelkhand.
Development of six industrial corridors along the
Purvanchal Expressway and six along the Bundelkhand
Expressway.
Development of a Mega Food Park in Baheri, Bareilly.
Establishment of a Pharma Park on 1,472 acres in Lalitpur
and Jhansi is underway, along with the setting up of an
Attar (perfume) Park in Kannauj. A Medical Device Park is
also being developed in YEIDA (Yamuna Expressway
Industrial Development Authority).
Under the Amritsar-Kolkata Industrial Corridor, one
Integrated Manufacturing Cluster each is being developed
in Prayagraj and Agra.
Launch of the Atal Industrial Infrastructure Mission.

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m Dream Destination for Investmnent @

* Following the UP Investors Summit held in 2018,

investment projects worth over 74 lakh crore were
initiated.
* During the UP Global Investors Summit 2023, MoUs
Worth over 239.52 lakh crore were signed. Over 1.10
crore employment opportunities will be created.
In February 2024, the implementation of investment
proposals worth Z10.11 lakh crore commenced under
GBC@4.
To facilitate industries, 4,674 regulatory compliance
burdens were reduced.
The Incentive Policy 2023 was introduced to attract
investments fromFortune Global 500 and Fortune India
00 companies through Foreign Direct Investment
(FDI).
Implementation of 'Nivesh Mitra,' one of India's largest
digital single-window portals under the ase of Doing
Business initiative. Entrepreneurs have access to over
487 online services from 43 departments.
Nivesh Mitra' is currently one of the most efficient
single-window portals in the country, with a 97%
application resolution rate. Over 12.5 lakh approvals
have been digitally issued so far.
The Export Policy 2020-25 was promulgated to boost
the state's exports, with the formation of export
promotion committees in every district.

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Under the Vishwakarma Shram Samman Yojana,

2,18,412 beneficiaries have been supported.
Since the launch of the 'One District One Product
(ODOP) program, the state's exports have increased
from 788,967 crore to over 1.80 lakh crore.
Under the ODOP financial support scheme, during
2023-24, R16,536.45 lakh margin money was disbursed
to 3,215 beneficiaries, generating employment for
57,880 individuals.
Under the Mukhyamantri Yuva Swarozgar Yojana, a
total of 5,763 beneficiaries have been supported so far
2023-24 and the current financial year, with
15,279.37 lakh margin money disbursed, providing
employment to 46,104 individuals.
The Prime Minister's Employment Generation
Programme supported 4,990 beneficiaries with
Z18,519.25 lakh nmargin money disbursed in 2023-24,
creating employment for 39,920 individuals.
The Mukhyamantri Yuva Udyami Vikas Abhiyan was
launched to promote self-employment and establish
new micro-industries by connecting educated and
skilled youth with self-employment opportunities.
The MSME Policy 2022 was introduced for the holistic
development of the MSME sector.
Approval was granted for the establishment of 11 Plug
& Play Parks in Unnao, Saharanpur, Meerut, AMroha,
Sitapur, Aligarh, Kanpur Dehat, Hapur, Sambhal,
Jhansi, and Mathura.

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Urban Development @
Formation of 117 new urban bodies. Ayodhya,
Mathura-Vrindavan, and Shahjahanpur have seen the
highest number of new municipal corporations in the
country.
Construction of 17.7 lakh houses under the Pradhan
Mantri Awas Yojana (Urban).
Under the Pradhan Mantri SVANidhi Yojana, loans
distributed to 19.72 lakh street vendors.
18 cities being developed as Safe Cities.
Integrated Command and Control Centers and
Intelligent Traffic Management Systems operational in
10 Smart Cities under the Smart CityMission.
Ayodhya, Firozabad, Gorakhpur, Ghaziabad, Mathura
Vrindavan, Meerut, and Shahjahanpur being developed
as Smart Cities under the State Smart City Scheme.
Agra and Varanasi ranked among the top 10cities in the
Smart City rankings.
Of the 723 projects approved under the AMRUT (Atal
Mission for Rejuvenation and Urban Transformation)
scheme, 556 have been completed, providing water
supply to 9.20 lakh households and sewerage
connections to 8.60 lakh households.
Metro rail services FR
operational in Noida,
Greater Noida, Ghaziabad,
Lucknow, Kanpur, and
Agra. DPR prepared for
Gorakhpur Metro.
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Following the successful implementation of the

Aspirational Districts and Aspirational Development
Blocks initiatives, the Aspirational Cities Programme
has been implemented in 100 urban bodies.
India's first rapid rail service, Namo Bharat,' launched
between Delhi and Meerut.
Ropeway service under construction from Cantt
Railway Station to Girjaghar in Kashi.
Grand convention centers under construction in all
development authorities.
Municipal bonds issued by Lucknow and Ghaziabad
municipal corporations.
740 air-conditioned electric buses operational in 14
cities. pCS
Construction of 8,99,634 individual and 69,381
community/public toilets, declaring all local bodies as
Open Defecation Free (ODF).
Implementation of the Slum Redevelopment Policy
2021 for the rehabilitation of slum dwellers.
1,025 crore allocated for providing basic infrastructure
facilities in 431 small municipal bodies under the
Deendayal Upadhyay Adarsh Nagar Panchayat Scheme.
Ban on single-use plastic.
Toll-free helpline number 1533 launched for grievance
redressal.
Online system for birth and death registration, as well as
property tax and mutation management.
204.65 crore saplings planted through extensive public
participation from 2017-18 to 2024-25.

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Roshan Pradesh
18 hours electricity supply in rural areas, 22 hours to tehsil
headquarters and 24 hours to district headquarters.
Electricity connection to 1 crore 58 lakh houses under
'Power for All.
Electrification of1,21,324 majras.
749 new electricity sub-stations of 33/11 KW established
and capacity enhancement of l528 electricity sub-stations.
Decision to establish 2x800 MW Obra 'D' thermal project.
Efforts to develop Ayodhya as a solar city and
Bundelkhand Expressway as a solar expressway.
51941km ofAB cables were installed in place of openwires in
19031 villages/mazras with a population ofmore than 1000.
Meters were installed in the premises of 8.60 lakh
unmetered electricity consumers.
Total power generation capacity was 32009 MW.
'Revamped Distribution Sector Scheme' for smart
metering and modernization ofpower systems.
627 capacitor banks installed at 33/11 KVpower substations.
01 lakh farmers benefited by removing the ban imposed in
dark zones on giving private tube well connections.
100 percent discount on electricity bills ofprivate tube wells.
Arrangemnent to replace transformer within 24 hours if it
gets damaged.
Connection of 3,99,899 private tube wells for irrigation
facility. 2,695 rural feeders separated for uninterrupted
power supply to farmers.
Target of 22000 MW power generation under Solar Energy
Policy-2022.
Establishment of 2500 MW capacity solar projects and
364 MW capacity of rooftop solar power plant capacity
with private capital investment.

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Establishment of solar parks in Jhansi, Lalitpur, Kanpur

Nagar, Kanpur Dehat, Chitrakoot and Jalaun.
Establishment of 53,354 solar power pack plants under
Saubhagya Yojana.
Promotion of establishment of compressed biogas plant, bio
coal, biodiesel/bioethanol. Establishment of compressed bio
gas plant in Gorakhpur.
"Jhatpat Portal' for domestic consumers who need new
connections.

noShramev Jayate @
Operation of fully equipped Atal residential schools in
each division for systematic education of children of
registered workers and children who became destitute
during the COVID period, C
Registration of 48,942 skilled workers on the Sevamitra
portal.
6,79,515 beneficiaries registered under Pradhan Mantri
Shram Yogi Maandhan Yojana.
92.09 lakh people benefitted through Atal Pension Yojana.
More than nine crore bank accounts were opened under
Pradhan Mantri Jan Dhan Yojana.
Rs. 5 lakh assistance in case of death of worker at
workplace, Rs. 3 lakh on permanent disability and Rs. 2
lakh on partial disability.
Rs. 5 lakh benefit in case of accidental death of a
registered worker. Rs. 2 lakh benefit in case of normal
death.
Rs. 2 lakh to Rs. 4 lakh benefit as per scheme in case of
disability. Rs. 25,000 benefit for last rites.
Rs. 1 lakh benefit in case of accidental death of an
unregistered worker at the workplace.

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ORespecting Faith and Honoring Tradition@m

Shri Ayodhyaji Tirtha Vikas Patishad, Shri Devipatan

Tirtha Vikas Parishad, U.P. Braj Tirtha Vikas Parishad, Shri
Vindhya Dham Tirtha Vikas Parishad, Shri Chitrakoot
Dham Tirtha and Naimisharanya Dham Tirtha Vikas
Parishad, U.P. Shri Shukra Tirtha Vikas Parishad formed.
Significant religious and cultural projects: Shri Kashi
Vishwanath Dham Corridor, Shri Ram Janmabhoomi
Temple Construction in Ayodhya, Ayodhya Deepotsav,
Braj Rangotsav, Dev Deepawali of Kashi, Restoration of
Naimish Teerth and Shukra Teerth, Reinstallation of Maa
Annapurna's idol after 100 years, and the Development of
oron-Sukar Kshetra.
Arrangement to give Rs. 01 lakh per devotee grant to
pilgrims going on Kailash Mansarovar Yatra. Construction
of Kailash Mansarovar Bhawan in Ghaziabad.
Arrangement to give Rs. 20,000 per person grant from the
financial year 2019-20 for Sindhu Darshan pilgrims of the
Sindhi community.

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State-level recognition granted to prominent fairs

including Lakkhi Mela Shri Dauji Maharaj (Hathras),
Makar Sankranti Mela and Basant Panchami Mela
(Ayodhya), Kartik Purnima Ganga Snan Mela
(Bulandshahr), and Dev Deepawali Mela (Varanasi).
Heliport services started in Agra and Mathura, with
facilities also available in Lucknow, Prayagraj, and
Kapilvastu.
The establishment of a world-class temple museum in
Ayodhya is in process.
Decision to establish Ved Vigyan Adhyan Kendra at
Naimisharanya Tapasthali in Sitapur district. Restoration
of Paramahansa Yogananda Ji's birthplace in Gorakhpur.
Decision to establish the Indian Temple and Architecture
Museum in Ayodhya.
Upgradation of Ayodhya Shodh Sansthan as International
Ramayana and Vedic Research Institute.
Development of ancient and heritage buildings for tourism
on the PPP model under adaptive reuse. Launch of
Mukhyamantri Tourism Fellowship Scheme.
Development of one most important place in each
assembly constituency and a lesser-known place full of
tourism potential as a tourist destination.
Construction of Nishadraj Guhya Paryatan Sthal in
Shringaverpur and Maharaja Suheldev Memorial in
Bahraich.
Provision of pension to over 400 old and poor artists above
60 under the old and poor artist pension scheme.
Bhatkhande Sanskriti University, given the status of
Sangeet Sam Vishwavidayaly.
Guinness Book of World Records set by lighting more than
25,12,585 lakh lamps in Deepotsav Ayodhya.

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Rope-way project started by the state government on the

PPP model in Chitrakoot, Barsana and Ashtabhuja
Kalikhoh districts. Development of Ramayana Circuit,
Buddhist Circuit, Spiritual Circuit, Shaktipeeth Circuit,
Krishna/Braj Circuit, Bundelkhand Circuit, Mahabharata
Circuit, Craft Circuit, Freedom Struggle Circuit, Jain
Circuit and WildLife and Eco-Tourism Circuit.
Formation of Tourism Police for the convenience and
security of tourists.
Provision to honour the great men who have brought glory
to the state with UP Gaurav Samman-2024 on UP Diwas.
Construction of Tharu Tribe Culture Museum in
Balrampur district, Natural Science Museum in Lucknow
and strengthening of Gorakhpur and Meerut Museum.
Establishment of Hariharpur Musio College in Azamgarh
district.
Inauguration of Cutural Complex in Bateshwar Agra,
native village of former Prime Minister Bharat Ratna,
revered Atal Bihari Vajpayee.
Construction of boundary wall of public Ramlila sites.
Installation of 12.5 feet equestrian bronze statue of Maharana
Pratap in Sirsaganj and Kakrau Kothi ofFirozabad district.
Bhatkhande Vishwavidyalaya granted the status of
Sanskriti Vishwavidyalaya.
State with highest tourist arrivals. A total of 48,01,27,191
tourists arrived in the year 2023, in which the number of
Indian tourists was 47,85,25,688, and the number of foreign
tourists was 16,01,503. An estimated total of 47,80,74,061
tourists arrived from January to September 2024, with the
number of Indian tourists being 47,46,72,934 and the
number of foreign tourists being 1401127.
Helicopter service started from Lucknow to Dudhwa
National Park for tourists' convenience.

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ORevenue Surplus State

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Gross State Domestic Product

(in Lakh Crore Rs.)
25.48
22.58
19.76
17.00 16.45
15.82
14.40
12.88

2016-17 2017-18 2018-19 2019-20 2020-21 2021-22 2022-23 2023-24

Efforts are ongoing to elevate

Uttar Pradesh into a $1 trillion economy

Uttar Pradesh is the second largest economy in the

country, contributing 9.2 percent to national income.
GSDP increased to around 25.48 lakh crores in the
financial year 2023-24. GSDP is estimated to be more
than 32 lakh crores at the end of the current financial
year.
Uttar Pradesh is a revenue surplus state. This increased
revenue has been the basis of the state's development.
In the last 07 years, per capita income has increased
from 47,118 to 93,514.
The state's fiscal deficit has been 2.86 percent as against
the limit of 3.50percent prescribed in the FRBMAct.
The CD ratio of banks has increased from 46.21 percent

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in March 2017 to 58.72 percent in March 2024. Earlier,

about 10 percent of the revenue receipts was given for
interest on loans, In 2023-24, it has come down to 8.8
percent. It is estimated to be 8.9 percent in the year
2024-25.
In 2023-24, the gross value addition was 23.24 lakh
crores compared to the estimated GSVA of 23 lakh
crores for the state.
In 2023-24, the state's compounded annual growth rate
(CAGR) was about 16%. This situation is encouraging.
The target is 25% for the current year.
Banking business reached Rs. 27.97 lakh crore by
March 2024.
With 16.2% share of inyestment,UP was the number
one state in attracting funds for projects from banks and
financial institutions in 2022-23. (as per the RBI
Bulletin, August 2023)
Banking facilities are being provided in the state
through 3,13,942 banking centres, including 20036
branches of banks (including Regional Rural Banks),
2,74,997 Bank Mitra and Certified BC Sakhis, and
18909 ATMs.
Utar Pradesh is the second largest state in the country
in terms of number of income tax returns filed.

(The VAT rates on petrol, diesel, and ATF in

Uttar Pradesh are lower compared to
several other states.)

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Upliftment of the farmers @

More than Rs. 79,477 crores were transferred to more than

2.86 crore farmers through PMKisan Samman Nidhi.
More than Rs. 2,53,212 orores paid as sugarcane price
to sugarcane famers.
Mukhyamantri Krishak Durghatna Kalyan Yojana
implemented on 14th September 2019. More than 63
thousand farmerS were benefited.
Rs. 47535.09 crores compensation given to 58.07 lakh
farmers under Pradhan Mantri Fasal Bima Yojana.
34957 ponds constructed with financial support of Rs.
293.69 crores under Pradhan Mantri Krishi Sinchai
Yojana. Increase in irrigated area by 77169 hectares.
More than 76189 solar pumps allocated to farmers
under PM Kusum Yojana.
Beneficiary cards to 2.52 lakh farmers under Pradhan
Mantri Kisan Maandhan Yojana.
Establishment of 6608 Agri junctions through
Prashikshit Krishi Udyami Swavlamban Agrijunction
Yojana One Stop Shop.

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Rs. 8,78,192.23 crore disbursed as crop loans.

Introduction of drones in farming, with 40-50%
subsidies provided to FPOs and agriculture graduates
for drone purchases.
Pt. Deendayal Upadhyay Kisan Samridhi Yojana
implemented.
Natural farming in 85710 hectares of land in 49 districts.
Grant of Rs. 134.76 crore to 79796 farmers by Mandi
Parishad under Mukhyamantri Krishak Kalyankari
Yojana.
Modernization of 27 new Mandi sites. Construction of
85 Haat-Paith. 104.13 metric tons of mango exported
to various countries.
Pre-arrival e-pass for farmers,in mandi. Facility of
digital payment to manditraders.

OProsperity through cooperatives @

Short-term loan of Rs. 9866.70 crore distributed
through District Cooperative Banks.
In the financial year 2024-25, cooperative banks
distributed Rs. 226.83 crore as long-term loans.
Distribution of 38.17 lakh metric tonnes of fertilizers
and 36282 quintals of seeds by cooperative societies.
New branches of 13 cooperative banks were
established. Development of PACS committees as
multi-service centers.
Operation of mobile ATM vans by UP Cooperative
Bank and District Cooperative Banks.

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OIrigation: Water for every field@

38 irrigation projects completed. 23.23 lakh hectares of
additional irrigation capacity were created. 44.15 lakh
farmers benefited.
Modernization of 6600 government tube wells.
Construction of 3376 new governnent tube wells and
reconstruction of 1486 government tube wells.
Silt cleaning of3 lakh 49 thousand 666 km canals.
Under the Namami Gange program, 67 sewerage
projects worth Rs. 14822.64 crore were approved. 39
projects completed, 12 projects under construction and
11 projects in process.
Work of 1136917 boring/shallow tube wells, 11003
deep boring and 29054 medium boring completed
under Pradhan Mantri Krishi Sinchai and
Mukhyamantri Laghu Sinchai Yojana.
26 development blocks selected for groundwater
management under Atal Bhujal Yojana.
The pledge of providing free electricity to farmers for
irrigation has been fulfilled, and more than 14 lakh
farmers have benefited.
Continuous dredging work is being done every year
from the financial year 2018-19 to the year 2023-24.
An Impact study of successful results of flood
protection of embankments/villages in various districts
through dredging was conducted by the National
Institute of Technology.

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OLivestock Protection
Establishment of 7,707 cow shelters for the protection of
stray cattle, with 16,09,557 cattle protected.
Vaccination of 13.87 crore animals.
Under the Mukhyamantri Nirashrit/Besahara Govansh
Sahbhagita Yojana, interested farmers and livestock owners
are provided with one cow and 1,500 per month for its care.
A total of 2,37,369 cattle have been handed over to
interested farmers and livestock owners under the
Mukhyamantri Sahbhagita Yojana.
For the first time, direct benefit transfer (DBT) has been
implemented to provide S0 per day per cattle to cow
shelters for maintenance.
Toll-free number 1962 operational forfree veterinary assistance.
To maintain the state's lcadership in milk production, the
Nand Baba Milk Mission has been launched with an
investment of 1,000' crore over five years.
Under the Poultry Development Policy, four units with a
capacity of 60,000 birds and 375 units with a capacity of
10,000birds have been made operational.
Strengthening of dairy cooperatives with the formation of
220 new committees and reorganization of 450
committees. A total of 1,22,951 consumers, women self
help groups, and Parag Mitras have been connected
through the e-commerce portal.
Introduction of the Uttar Pradesh Dairy Development and
Milk Products Promotion Policy to promote the dairy sector.
Provision of T1,000 lakh under the Mukhyamantri Matsya
Sampada Yojana for fisheries development.
Implementation of the Pradhan Mantri Matsya Sampada
Yojana for fish production.
Under the Nishad Raj Boat Subsidy Scheme, subsidies
have been provided for the purchase of 865 boats.

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mOHorticulture and Food Processing @r

Decision taken to establish a 'Centre of Excellence for Fruits'
in Kaushambi and a 'Centre of Excellence for Vegetables' in
Chandauli.
Construction of a 'Centre of Excellence for Fruits and
Vegetables' in Saharanpur and a 'Centre of Excellence for
Ornamental Plants' in Lucknow is in progress.
Establishment of an Agri Mall in Lucknow is underway.
Tissue culture laboratory established at Acharya Narendra Dev
University of Agriculture and Technology, Kumarganj,
Ayodhya.
Organic and natural product outlets available at divisional
headquarters.
Two high-tech nurseries under MGNREGA are being
developed in each district.
Two Centres of Excellence for Potatoes are under construction
in Hapur and Kushinagar

Publie Grievanee Redressal

The state government has implemented an effective system
for the swift resolution of public grievances. During the
"Janata Darshan" held at the Chief Minister's official
residence, grievances and complaints from people across the
state are heard and effectively resolved.
Under the Integrated Grievance Redressal System (1GRS), as
of July 24, 2024, out of a total of 5,03,96,306 references
received, 4.99,08,24S cases have been resolved within the
stipulated time.
"Sampooma Samadhan Diwas" is now held on the first and
third Saturdays of every month in tehsils, while "Thana
Diwas" is organized on the second and fourth Saturdays for
grievance redressal.
The Chief Minister's Helpline (1076) has been established for
the promptresolution ofpublic complaints.

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Smart Self-Reliant Villages @

Uttar Pradesh is the first state to provide housing

facilities to over 56.50 lakh families. Under the Pradhan
Mantri Awas Yojana (Rural), 36.15 lakh houses were
sanctioned, with 35.77 lakh houses completed.
Under the Mukhyamantri Awas Yojana (Rural), 2.57
lakh houses were sanctioned, with 2.49 lakh houses
completed.
Uttar Pradesh became the first state to ensure
mandatory residential land allotment (patta) for every
beneficiary under both the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana
and the Mukhyamantri Awas Yojana who lacked land
for house construction.
Selection of 100 development blocks as Aspirational
Development Blocks, with continuous monitoring of
developmental progress ensured by the deployment of
Mukhyamantri Fellows.
The 'Matribhoomi Yojana' has been launched to ensure
direct public participation in the development of villages.
Uttar Pradesh ranks first in the country in the
construction ofAmrit Sarovars.
A total of 212.62 crore man-days were generated under
MGNREGA.
Since April 2017, the construction of 28,538km ofrural
roads has been completed.
Since April 2017, the widening and strengthening of
22,286 km of roads have been accomplished.
On average, 4,076 km of new roads are constructed
annually, and 3,184 kn of roads are widened or
strengthened.
Road widening and strengthening at an average of9 km
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per day and new road construction at an average of 11

km per day.
Declaration of 46 new national highways (total length:
4,115 km), 70 new state highways (total length: 5,604 km),
and 57 new major district roads (total length:2,831 km).
Deployment of Panchayat Assistants/Accountant cum
Data Entry Operators for the daily operation and
successful implementation of Granm Sachivalayas in
every Gram Panchayat.
Under "Operation Kayakalp," maintenance and
renovation of 83,066 primarylupper primary schools,
strengthening of 24,580 Anganwadi buildings, and
restoration of 79,718child-friendly toilets.
Establishment of the Panchayat Welfare Fund to
support the families/dependents of elected members
(Gram Pradhans, Kshetra Panchayat Pramukh, district
panchayat presidents, and three-tier panchayat
members) in case of death during their tenure.
BC Sakhis (Banking Corespondents) facilitated
transactions worth over 26,481 crore and earned a
profit of approximately71.21 crore.
A total of 10,500 Vidyut Sakhis collected electricity
bills amounting to1,120 crore, earning {14.60 crore as
commission for women members of self-help groups.
Women members of self-help groups operate 2,510 fair
price shops across the state.
Uttar Pradesh became the frst state in the country to
achieve its housing targets under the "Awas Plus"
component of the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana (Rural).
Target set to provide 'Har Ghar Jal' (piped drinking
water to every household) by 2024 under the piped
drinking water scheme.

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Under the Atal Bhujal Yojana, 26 development blocks

across 550 gram panchayats have been selected for
groundwater management, with the development of
Water Security Plans.
Under the PM SVAMITVA Yojana, Gharauni issued to
86,62,801 families so far.
Formation of a state-level Anti-Land Mafia Task Force
for effective action against illegal encroachments.
Under the Anti-LandMafia drive, 66,83 1.45 hectares of
land were freed from illegal encroachments, 1,573
encroachers were identified as land mafias, and 213
were imprisoned.

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Uttar Pradesh has beendeclared a 100% Open
Defecation Free Plus (ODF+) state under the Swachh
Bharat Mission (Rural).
A total of 95,767 villages have declared themselves
ODF+ with solid and liquid waste management systems
in place.
Over the past nine months, more than 80,000 villages
have achieved ODF+ status.
Under the first phase of the Swachh Bharat Mis
(Rural), the construction of 2.18 crore "Izzat Ghar" has
been completed, making Uttar Pradesh the top
performing state in toilet construction nationwide.
Construction of community toilets has been completed
in all gram panchayats across rural areas.

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OPrioritizing the Underpriileged @

Mukhyamantri Abhyudaya Yojana implemented across all

districts, with over 700 youth successfully clearing
competitive exams in three years.
Monthly pension of 1,000 provided to 97.20 lakh
beneficiaries under schemes for destitute women, the
elderly, and divyangjan.
Mukhyamantri Samuhik Vivah Yojana facilitated the
marriage of 4,17,232 couples, with the grant amount
increased from 35,000 to 51,000.
Old-age homes made available for transgender senior
citizens.
Mukhyamantri Bal Seva Yojana supports orphaned
children and adolescents, especially those affected during
the COVID-19 period
708.49 crore in scholarships distributed to 32,49,854
students under the Pre-Matric Scholarship Scheme for
Scheduled Caste Students.
29,662.25 crore in scholarships provided to 89,31,203
students under the Post-Matric Scholarship Scheme for
Scheduled Caste Students.
From 2017-18 to 2023-24, T1,297.09 crore in scholarships
distributed to 63,55,798 backward-class students under the
Pre-Matric Scholarship Scheme.
<5,788.14 crore transferred to 1,20,25,0 19 students under
the Post-Matric Scholarship and Fee Reimbursement
Scheme.
221.95 crore in scholarships given to 8,58,750 students
under the Pre-Matric Scholarship Scheme for General
Category Students.
5,499.86 crore in scholarships distributed to 48,13,347

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students under the Post-Matric Scholarship Scheme for

General Category Students.
2951.13 crore transferred to 4,75,567 beneficiaries under
the Shaadi Anudan Yojana (Marriage Grant Scheme).
During Haj 2023, 24,960 pilgrims were sent for Haj, with
assistance provided by 30 Haj Sevaks.
Implementation of NCERT curriculum in aided madrasas.
Monthly maintenance allowance of 1,000 provided to
over 11 lakh persons with disabilities.
The allowance under the Leprosy Pension Scheme
increased from 2,500 to 3,000 per month.
Provision of assistive devices and artificial limbs for divyangjan.
Categories for State-Level Divyangjan Awards increased
from 3to 12, with the award amount raised fronm 5,000 to
<25,000.
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Free distribution of 35 kg food grains, kg 1

pulses/whole gram, 1 kg iodized salt, and 1 kg refined

oil to 15 crore poor citizens in the state. Additionally, 1
kg sugar is provided free of cost every month
Antyodaya ration cardholders.
Under the Pradhan Mantri Uijwala Yojana, over 1.75
crore families have received free gas connections. Two
free LPG cylinders are provided during Holi and
Diwali.
Homeless individuals and waste collectors have been
provided with ration cards.
Doorstep delivery of food grains has been
implemented, and fair price shops have been converted
into Common Service Centers (CSCs).

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From Rabi Marketing Year 2017-18 to 2024-25, 233.99

lakh metric tons of wheat were procured, with
payments amounting to 243,416crore made to farmer
From Kharif Marketing Year 2017-18 to 2023-24,
399.59 lakh metric tons of paddy were procured, with
payments amounting to 75,692 crore.
Bajra (pearl millet) procurement started in Kharif
Marketing Year 2022-23, with 3,98,475.89 metric tons
purchased from 75,434 farmers, resulting in payments
of 798,193.59 lakh.
For the first time in 2023-24, jowar (sorghum) was
procured, with 13,340 metric tons purchased from
2,787 farmers, and payments of 2422.76 lakh made.
From Kharif Marketing Year 2018-19 to 2023-24,
1,18,767.99 metric tons of máize were purchased fronm
27,818 farmers, with payments totaling 22,005.21
lakh.

Between 2015-16 and 2019-21, 5.94 erore

people in Uttar Pradesh were lifted out of
multidimensional poverty, as reported in NITI
Aayog's National Multidimensional Poverty
Index -A Progress Review 2023.

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Empowered Women,
Prosperous Society
Mukhyamantri Kanya Sumangala Yojana benefited
22.12 lakh girls, Nirashrit Mahila Pension Yojana
benefited 30.98 lakh women, Mukhyamantri Bal Seva
Yojana (COVID) supported 18,990 children, and
Mukhyamantri Bal Seva Yojana (General) benefited
53,610 children.
Over 2 lakh women benefited from the PM SVANidhi
Scheme.
Under the Uttar Pradesh State Rural Livelihood
Mission, 95 lakh+t women connected through 8,73,534
SHGs, 57,482 village organizations, and 3,137 cluster
level federations.WR
2,510 fair price shops allocated to women Self-Help
Groups (SHGs) under the Public Distribution System
(PDS).
60 lakh mothers benefited from the Pradhan Mantri
Matru Vandana Yojana.
39,561 BC Sakhis facilitated transactions worth
31,626 crore, earning a total commission of 85.81
Crore.
2.03 lakh women benefited from One Stop Centers
(OSC).
Construction of 1,100 pink toilets for women across
189 urban bodies.
7.17 lakh women received assistance through the 181
Women Helpline Scheme.
Anganwadi Centers being upgraded into pre-schools.

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3.73 lakh women benefited from an increase in

honorarium for Anganwadi workers, Mini Anganwadi
workers, and helpers.
Biometric systems implemented at Anganwadi/Mini
Anganwadi Centers for the distribution of
supplementary nutrition under the. Supplementary
Nutrition Program.
6,591 Anganwadi Centers adopted by public
representatives and officials.
Availability of four types of growth monitoring devices
and mobile phones at all Anganwadi centers for
identifying malnutrition and nutritional status.
6.5% reduction in stunting (low height for age) among
children aged 0-5 years (as peNFHS-4 and NFHS-5).
7.5% reduction in underweight casess (low weight for
age) among children aged 0-5 years (NFHS-4 and
NFHS-5).
5.1 percentage points reduction in anemia rates among
pregnant women.
Significant improvement in the female-to-male ratio,
now at 1,017 women per 1,000men.
60,000 women SHGs engaged in the distribution of
supplementary nutrition.
Maternal mortality rate (MMR), infant mortality rate
(IMR), and neonatal mortality rate (NMR) have shown
remarkable reductions.
Institutional deliveries have exceeded 84%.

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9 Improving Healthcare Facilities

Free medical coverage of up to 5 lakh for every poor
family.
Under the Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana
(PMJAY), around 9 crore beneficiaries fron 1.31 crore
families are covered.
Mukhyamantri Jan Arogya Yojana covers 42.19 lakh
individuals from 8.43 lakh families.
Antyodaya card holders from 40.79 lakh families
included under Mukhyamantri Jan Arogya Yojana.
11.65 lakh families registered under the U.P. Building
& Construction Workers Welfare Board and
Information Department covered under Mukhyamantri
Jan Arogya Yojana.
5,834 hospitals (2949 government and 2,885 private)
are empaneled under the Ayushman Bharat Scheme,
benefiting 53.93 lakh individuals.
250 Advanced Life Support Ambulances, 2,270
National Ambulance Service Vehicles, and 2,200
vehicles under the 108 emergency. services are
operational.
13.31 crore patients treated so far in Mukhyamantri
Arogya Health Melas.
Pt. Deendayal Upadhyay Cashless Medical Scheme
launched for state employees and pensioners.
Launch of Health ATMs at PHCs across the state for
easy access to health check-ups.
5,000 new health sub-centers established.
X Formation of U.P. Medical Supply Corporation for
transparent and quality procurement of medicines.
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Teleconsultation services benefiting 3.46 crore people,

providing specialist consultations to remote areas.
Free dialysis services available in 72 districts,
benefiting over 25,00 people.
CT scan services availalble in 70 districts under free
diagnostic services, benefiting 29 lakh people.
51 district hospitals awarded the National Quality
Assurance Certificate- the highest in the country.
22,681 Ayushman Bharat Health and Wellness Centers
operational.
Unified Disease Surveillance Portal launched for
disease monitoring and prevention.
CARE Model implemented to monitor the availability
and efficiency of medicalequipment in hospitals.
e-RUPI vouchers, introduced for free ultrasound
services for pregnant women.
Intensive campaigns under the Special Communicable
Disease Control/Dastak Abhiyan against AES-JE virus.
98% reduction in AES mortality and 97% reduction in
JE mortality.
National Tuberculosis Elimination Program (NTEP)
successfully implemented, with Nikshay Diwas
observed monthly on the 15th for TB, Kala Azar,
Filariasis, and Leprosy awareness.
Establishment of Promote Pharma Institute
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Accessible Medical Education

79 medical colleges operational, including 44
government and 35 private medical colleges.
Admission for the 2024-25 academic session initiated in
autonomous medical colleges located in Bijnor,
Bulandshahr, Kushinagar, Pilibhit, Sultanpur, Kanpur
Dehat, Lalitpur, Auraiya, Chandauli, Gonda, Lakhimpur
Kheri, and Kaushambi, along with PPP-mode medical
colleges in Maharajganj, Shamli, and Sambhal.
Policy introduced for the establishment of medical
colleges in 16 unserved districts under the PPP mode.
Establishment of Atal Bihari Vajpayee Medical
University in Lucknow and ATIMS in Gorakhpur and
Raebareli.
Currently, 5,250, MBBS seats are available in
government colleges, 6,550 MBBS seats in private
colleges, and 350 seats in three new PPP-mode medical
colleges.
The number of MD/MS/Diploma seats in government
institutions increased from 900 to 1,871,while private
institutions offer 2,100 PG seats.
A total of250 super-specialty seats are presently available.
Kalyan Singh Super Specialty Cancer Institute,
Lucknow established a Center for Advanced Molecular
Diagnostics and Research for Cancer.
Mission Niramaya launched to improve the quality of
nursing and paramedical institutions, implementing a
Mentor-Mentee Model.
7,000new seats added in nursing and 2,000 seats added
in paramedical courses.

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35 closed ANM training centers have been reopened.

Establishment of Mahayogi Guru Gorakhnath Ayush
University, with a decision to form an Ayush Board in
the state.

Innovative and Transformative

Education

40 lakh additional children enrolled due to innovative

initiatives like School Chalo Abhiyan and SHARDA
Program (School Aayein Har Din), resulting in a
significant reduction in dropout rates.
1,200 per student transferred directly to parents' bank
accounts through DBT for free distribution of
textbooks, uniforms, sweaters, shoes, socks, school
bags, and stationery in council schools.
Operation Kayakalp ensured the saturation of 19 basic
infrastructure facilities in primary and upper primary
schools.
2,09,863 teachers in government primary and upper
primary schools have been provided with tablets.

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Inauguration of Purvanchal's first Sainik School in

Gorakhpur.
Atal Residential Schools operational across all 18
divisions of the state.
Construction plans finalized for Mukhyamantri Model
Composite Schools in 57 districts.
Upgradation of selected schools under the PM Shri
Scheme to be developed as green schools.
Construction of 39 new high schools and 14 new
intermediate colleges in unserved regions.
Land allocated for 7 new Kendriya Vidyalayas (Central
Schools).
Launch of digital platformsfor various educational
objectives:"Pahunch" for schol mapping, "Pankh" for
caree counseling Pragyan" for e-library access,
"Parakh" for monitoring, "Praveen" for skill training,
"Pehchaan" for school identification, and "Project
Alankar" for resource mapping.
New standards developed for "State Teacher" and
"Chief Minister Teacher" awards.
Uttar Pradesh has taken a leading role in developing an
action plan for the implementation of the National
Education Policy (NEP) 2020.
Subject-wise educational videos available on the PM e
Vidya Channel and DIKSHA Portal, along with e
textbooks on the council's website.
Decision to establish 11 new residential Sanskrit
secondary schools and 5 new Sanskrit residential
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Four diploma courses initiated by the U.P. Secondary

Sanskrit Education Board for vocational education.
Special policy formulated for renovation, repair,
reconstruction, and infrastructure development in non
government aided secondary schools under the
Secondary Education Departnment.
Establishment and operation of the. second Sainik
School in Gorakhpur.
Currently, 52.28 lakh students are enrolled in 22 state
universities, 44 private universities, 171 government
colleges, 331 aided colleges, 1 deemed university, 1
open university, and 7,372 self-financed colleges.
Establishment of Maa Shakumbhari University
(Saharanpur), Raja Mahendra Pratap Singh State
University (Aligarh) and Maharaja Suheldev State
University (Azamgarh).
Foundation laid for Maa Vindhyavasini State
University (Mirzapur), Maa Pateshwari Devi State
University (Devi Patan Mandal), Guru Jambheshwar
State University (Moradabad), and Mahatma Buddha
Agricultural and Technology University (Kushinagar).
Jagadguru Rambhadracharya Divyang University to be
recognized as a state university.
Letters of Intent (LOI) issued for the establishment of
15 private universities, with 8 additional private
universities under consideration.
NAAC A++ Grade awarded to Lucknow University,
Deen Dayal Upadhyay Gorakhpur University,
Chaudhary Charan Singh University (Meerut),
Mahatma Jyotiba Phule Rohilkhand University

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(Bareilly), Chhatrapati Shahu Ji Maharaj University

(Kanpur), and Bundelkhand University (Jhansi).
Establishment of an e-Content Recording Studio in the
Directorate of Higher Education premises.
Sanskrit Education Advancement: Scholarship
increased after 24 years for students studying in
Sanskrit schools and colleges.
Free online Sanskrit training introduced at
Sampurnanand Sanskrit University.
15 incubation centers established under the Startup
Policy in engineering colleges and AKTU (Dr. A.P.J.
Abdul Kalam Technical University) institutions.
NAACA Grade awarded to Madan Mohan Malaviya
University of Technology (Gorakhpur).
New-age courseg-such as Data Science & Machine
Learning, Internet of Things (loT), Cyber Security,
and Drone Technology introduced in government
polytechnic institutions.
Language labs established in 89 polytechnics and 43
smart classrooms installed in government polytechnic
institutions.

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Establishment of Major Dhyan Chand Sports
University in Meerut.
Approval of Uttar Pradesh's New Sports Policy 2022
with the formation of the State Sports Authority.
Appointment of medal-winning athletes from
international sports competitions to gazetted posts.
Olympic Games (Individual Events): 26 crore for gold,
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24 crore for siver, and 2 crore for bronze medal

winners.
Olympic Games (Team Events): 23 crore for gold, 2
crore for silver, and1 crore for bronze medal winners.
Asian Games: 3 crore for gold, 1.5 crore for silver,
and 75 lakh for bronze medal winners.
Commonwealth Games and World Cup Competitions:
71.5crore for gold, 75 lakh for silver, and 50 lakh for
bronze medal winners.
Incentive Awards: 10 lakh for athletes from the state
participating in the Olympic Games and 25 lakh for
participants in the Commonwealth Games and Asian
Games.
Inauguration of the Major Dhyan Chand Digital
Hockey Museuma
Establishment oftheEklavya Sports Fund.
"One District, One Sport" Scheme launched with Khelo
India Centers operational in 69 out of 75 districts for
athlete training.
Construction of 82 stadiums at the rural level.
An international cricket stadium under construction in
Varanasi.
25,000 PRD personnel deployed for duty each month.

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O Self-Reliant Youth @

(The state's unemployment rate,

which stood at 18% in February 2016,
has now significantly reduced to 2.4%)

6.5 lakh+ youth provided with government jobsthrougha

fair and transparent recruitment process conducted by
various commissions and recruitment boards.
1
lakh+ women employed in government jobs.
Formation of the Employment Mission Committee is
underway.
One-Time Registration (0TR)system introduced in
UPPSC for the convenienceofcandidates.
Formation and operation of Uttar Pradesh Education
Service Selection Commission.
Employment and job opportunities for more than 1
crore 10 lakh youth from investment proposals received
during the Global Investors Summit 2023.
1.10 crore+ jobs generated in the MSME sector.
1,35,250 individuals employed under the One District,
One Product (ODOP) scheme.
Under the Mukhyamantri Yuva Swarozgar Yojana,
20,049 youth benefited, creating 1,60,392 employment
opportunities.
2,18,412 beneficiaries supported under the Vishwakarma
Shram Samman Yojana.
20.05 lakh students received tablets/smartphones under
the Swami Vivekananda Yuva Sashaktikaran Yojana,
with a target to benefit 2 crore youth.

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50incubators and 7,200 startups operational across the

state.
Under the Prime MinistefEmployment Generation
Programme (PMEGP)) 22,839 units established,
generating employment for 1,82,712 people.
1 lakh+ youth registered and trained in industries and

institutions under the Mukhyamantri Shikshuta

Protsahan Yojana.
25 lakh+ youth trained across various trades under the
ITI and Skill Development Mission, with 10.20 lakh
gaining employment.
Industry 4.0-aligned training introduced in Artificial
Intelligence, Advanced Computing (Robotics), and
other emerging fields.
Loans worth 237,000 crore distributed under the Loan
Flow Campaign.
22,3 19 youth trained under the Swarozgar Sangam
Programme.

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