North Cachar Hills

North Cachar Hills

RSVY-NCHILLS

Surface Communication & Eco-Tourism, Protection & Preservation of extinct species of Forest.

Surface Communication

It is an established fact that the Development of Roads along with Bridges and Culverts are indispensable for Economic Development of an area. The Hill district N.C.Hills of Assam comprising 4,888.00 sq. km. is socially and economically under developed which has 1,626.00 km. of road length. The road network as such comes to 32.00 km./100.00 sq. km. against road of 40.00/100.00 sq. km. as laid down by the Indian Road Congress for Hill areas. Great attention is to be given in construction of Roads in the Hills District of Assam. The total length of various categories of Roads in N.C.Hills District are shown as under:-

Sl. No.

Category of Road.

Surfaced.

Un-surfaced.

Total.

National Highway.

State Highway.

Major District Road.

Village Road.

Other District Road.

213.00 km.

109.00 km.

149.00 km.

33.89 km.

100.59 km.

-------

187.00 km.

488.20 km.

344.20 km.

213.00 km.

109.00 km.

336.50 km.

522.09 km.

444.79 km.

Total=

605.98 km.

1,019.40 km.

1,625.38 km.

Village hilly roads are generally in very poor condition. The N.C.Hills Autonomous Council has taken up the task for providing single lane road to all habitations having population between 250 to 1,000.

Construction and maintenance of road is being taken up in the district under plans programmes like District Autonomous Council, Border Area Development, R.I.D.F, P.M.G.S.Y, A.R.I.A.S.P, N.E.C, N.L.C.P.R etc.

Gap in Road length.

Sl. No.	Block.	Road Length.
Sl. No.	Block.	Required as per the norm.	Existing.	Gap.
1	2	3	4	5
1	Diyung Valley Dev. Block, Maibang.	667.00 km.	512.00 km.	-155.00
2	Diyungbra I.T.D.P. Block.	325.00 km.	193.00 km.	-132.00
3	Harangajao I.T.D.P. Block.	314.00 km.	260.50 km.	- 53.50
4	Jatinga Valley Dev. Block, Mahur.	428.00 km.	317.00 km.	-111.00
5	New Sangbar Block.	262.00 km.	212.50 km.	- 49.50

It is proposed to upgrade the existing road in 55 villages which need immediate attention of transport facilities all through the year under R.S.V.Y. Also 7 (seven) Nos. of S.P.T. Bridge will be upgraded by R.C.C. Minor Bridge covering total population of 19,471 Nos. and 9.78 Lakh mandays will be generated. Details of proposals are furnished herewith.

IMPACT:-

(i) 55 villages will be brought under Road Network providing all weather Road communication.

(ii) Smooth & better transportation facility.

(iii) Creation of rural employment by generating 9.78 Lakh mandays.

(iv) Coverage of remote villages including Border area villages.

(v) Access to basic services like health, education, law & order etc.

(vi) Providing marketing facilities to the cultivators and small industries etc.

Details of flow of fund, cost & time schedule and year wise physical & financial targets are furnished herewith.

Details of Roads schemes:

All the proposed roads schemes under RSVY are metalling and black topping with 3.75 meter width and length of each road is shown in the proposal. These all weather roads are taken up to connect the remote villages to provide basic surface communication as well as marketing facilities of the product produced in these areas. There will be 4-5 nos. of cross-drainage works on every kilometer of all the roads.

SCHEMES FOR 2004-2005 UNDER R.S.V.Y

Sl. No.	Name of schemes.	Span/ Length	Total requirement of fund (in Lakh)	Time required for completion	Phasing Expenditure.				Target.	Population served.	Remarks
Sl. No.	Name of schemes.	Span/ Length	Total requirement of fund (in Lakh)	Time required for completion	March ‘05	July ‘05	Nov. ‘05	March-2006	Target.	Population served.	Remarks
1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12
1	Construction of S.P.T. Bridge by R.C.C. Minor Bridge at 27^th km. of Dehangi Khejurbond Road.	13.00 km.	32.50 L.	9Months.	8.125 Lakhs	8.125 Lakhs	8.125 Lakhs	8.125 Lakhs	March, 2006	1,100
2	Improvement and M&B topping of Jinamghat Vongzol Road from 2^nd to 6^th km.	5.00 km.	150.00 Lakhs	9 Months.	37.50 Lakhs	37.50 Lakhs	37.50 Lakhs	37.50 Lakhs	March, 2006	2,000
3.	PWD INFRACTURE a)Excavator with accessories, tools, transportation cost, insurance etc.	2 Nos.	55.00 L	3 Months	55.00 Lakhs					186 189
	b) Dumper truck with accessories, tools and transportation cost.	2 Nos.	30.00 L	3 Months	30.00Lakhs					186 189
	c) Recovery Van with accessories and tools with transportation costs.	1 No.	15.00 L	3 Months	15.00Lakhs					186 189

Total=Rs.282.50 L. Rs 145.625L. Rs. 45.625L. Rs. 45.625L.

Total requirement for the year 2004-2005=Rs.282.50 Lakh. Say=Rs.282.50 Lakh.

(Rupees two eighty two lakh fifty thousand) only.

N.B. :- There have been severe landslides, road erosion, blocking total connectivity of the district for days together due to heavy rain-fall last year which even lead to famine condition for non transportation of food staff, medicine, etc. to the rural people as well as persons engaged in law & order duty. In such situation untold miseries and hard hits felt for non availability of excavator, dumper truck and recovery van even on rent also for immediate restoration. Under this circumstances these infrastructural items under PWD are being proposed which may however be engaged on rental basis for private use also which will bring the cost of repairing and maintenance. For this purpose no person to be appointed. Under this state of affairs responding to the felt need of the people of the district represented by the members of the Autonomous Council of N.C. Hills these unavoidable infrastructure items are proposed under PWD if at all these are not admissible under RSVY state level committee of RSVY proposed the following schemes as substitute of infrastructure for expenditure of Rs. 100.00 Lacs. Ensuring connectivity benefit to 2000 people.

Sl. No.	Name of schemes.	Span/ Length	Total requirement of fund (in Lakh)	Time required for completion	Phasing Expenditure.				Target.	Population served.	Remarks
Sl. No.	Name of schemes.	Span/ Length	Total requirement of fund (in Lakh)	Time required for completion	March ‘05	July ’05	Nov. ‘05	March-2006	Target.	Population served.	Remarks
1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12
1.	Construction of Gunjung – Maibong road from KMP 0/0 to 4/0 by providing GSB WBM 150 mm thick PC,SC & NP3 HP Culvert Etc.	4 Km	100.00	12 Months	20.00	30.00	20.00	30.00	March ‘06	2000

SCHEMES FOR 2005-2006 UNDER R.S.V.Y

Sl. No.	Name of schemes.	Span/Length	Total requirement of fund (in Lakh)	Time required for completion.	Phasing Expenditure.				Target	Population served.	Remarks.
Sl. No.	Name of schemes.	Span/Length	Total requirement of fund (in Lakh)	Time required for completion.	June 2005.	Sep. 2005	Dec. 2005.	March 2006.	Target	Population served.	Remarks.
1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12
1	Conversion of S.P.T. Bridge on Langting Mailoo Road of Bridge No. 13 and 13 9 10	12.00 M. Each.	Rs.60.00L	12 Months.	10.0 L	15.00 L	25.00 L	Rs.10.00L	March 2006	452
2	Conversion of S.P.T. Bridge by R.C.C. Minor Bridge at 5^th km. of Mahur Lasang Road.	8.00 km.	Rs. 19.00 L.	9 Months.	4.75 L	4.75 L	4.75 L	4.75 L	March 2006	400
3	Conversion of S.P.T. Bridge by R.C.C. Minor Bridge at 27^th km. of Laisong Rajabazar Road.	15.00 Rm. 15.00 Rm.	Rs. 75.00 L.	9 Months.	18.75 L	18.75 L	18.75 L	18.75 L	March 2006	3,000
4	Improvement including Metalling & Black topping of Thanalambra to connect Sangbar Thingdol Boulmul Road from 2^nd to 5^th km.	3.00 Km.	Rs.90.00 L.	9 Months	22.50 L	22.50 L	22.50 L	22.50 L	2,000
5	Improvement and M&B topping of Jinamghat Vongzol Road from 6^th to 7^th km.	0.500 km.	Rs.17.40 L.	9 Months.	4.35L	4.35 L	4.35 L	4.35 L	2,000

Total=Rs.261.40 L. Rs.60.35 L. Rs.65.35 L .Rs.75.35 L. Rs.60.35 L.

Total requirement for the year 2005-2006=Rs. 261.40 Lakh.

(Rupees, two hundred sixty one lakh forty thousand) only.

SCHEMES FOR 2006-2007 UNDER R.S.V.Y

Sl. No.	Name of schemes.	Span/ Length	Total requirement of fund (in Lakh)	Time required for completion.	Phasing Expenditure.				Target	Population served.	Remarks
Sl. No.	Name of schemes.	Span/ Length	Total requirement of fund (in Lakh)	Time required for completion.	June, 2006.	Sep. 2006.	Dec. 2006.	March, 2007.	Target	Population served.	Remarks
1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12
1	Improvement & M&B topping of Retzol Amaranagar Road	10.20 km.	Rs.306.00 L.	9 Months.	74.00 L	74.00 L	74.00 L	84.00L	March 2007	3,000
2	Conversion of S.P.T. Bridge by R.C.C. Minor Bridge at 16^th km. of S.S. Road.	7.00 km.	Rs.17.50 L.	9 Months.	4.37 L	4.37 L	4.37 L	4.39 L	March’ 2007	500
3.	Conversion of SPT Bridge by RCC Minor bridge at 1 KM of Impui Gamvom Road.	8.00 km	Rs.20.00 L	9 Months.	5.00 L	5.00 L	5.00 L	5.00 L	March’ 2007	300
4	Improvement and M&B topping of Jinamghat Vongzol Road from 6^th to 7^th km.	500 Km	Rs.12.60 L	4 Months	6.30 L	6.30 L			Sept 2007	2,000

Total=Rs.356.10 L. Rs.89.67 L.Rs.89.67. Rs.83.37L Rs. 93.39

Total requirement for the year 2006-2007=Rs.356.10 Lakh. .

(Rupees, three hundred fifty six lakhs and ten thousand ) only.

PRESENT STATUS OF CENTRAL SECTOR/CENTRALLY SPONSORED SCHEMES

YEAR 2000-2001

Sl. No.	Name of Schemes.	Len-gth.	Estimated amount.	Tender value.	Fund received.	Expenditure.	Present status.	Population served	Remarks.
1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
A. 1.	P.M.G.S.Y. Construction of Road from P.W.D road to Yea village. (1.00 km.)	0.72 km.	44,67,500.00	Rs.36,21,420.00		Rs.36,10,556/-	100%	208
2.	Construction of Road from Dehangi Diyungbra PWD road to Borowashling village (1.00 Km)	1.00 km.	44,26,000.00	Rs.36,21,420.00		Rs.34,27,816/-	100%	420
3.	Construction of Road from Dihangi Diyungmukh PWD road to Tereh village. (1.00 k.m.)	0.83 km.	30,84,875.00	Rs.24,14,250.00		Rs.23,64,615/-	100%	160
4.	Construction of Road from Diyungmukh Dihangi P.W.D, N.E.C. road to Gurubari village (1.00 km)	1.00 km.	30,51,800.00	Rs.23,46,061.00		Rs.23,42,230/-	100%	173
5.	Construction of Road from DLHS to Dimbrucherra. (0.567 km)	0.567 km.	17,99,000.00	Rs.13,54,590.00		Rs. 9,40,000/-	100%	319
B.	R.I.D.F.	---Nil---	---Nil---	---Nil---	---Nil---	---Nil---	---Nil---	---Nil---
C.	A.R.I.A.S.P.	---Nil---	---Nil---	---Nil---	---Nil---	---Nil---	---Nil---	---Nil---
D. 1.	N.L.C.P.R. Improvement of Khejurbond Kuladisa (K.K.) Road.		2,02,20,000/-	Rs.1,36,30,100.00		Rs.13630100/-	100%		Work completed by 31^st March,2002.
2.	Improvement of Nobdiboila Narsingwari (N.N.) Road.		84,23,000.00	Rs.69,38,100.00		Rs.69,38,100/-	100%
3.	Improvement of Bonkai Kualadisa ( B.K.) Road.		33,00,000.00	Rs.25,35,200.00		Rs.25,35,200/-	100%
4.	Improvement of Kalachand Irrigation Road.		17,66,500.00	Rs.14,50,000.00		Rs.14,50,000/-	100%
5.	Improvement of Maibang Semkhor ( M.S.) Road. (M&B)		70,58,000.00	Rs.16,75,138.00		Rs.16,75,138/-	100%
6.	Improvement of Maibang Semkhor ( M.S.) Road. Construction of 40 cm dia Hume pipe culvert, Sausage, C.C. drain=9.24 km.		10,00,000.00	Rs.8,63,483.00		Rs.8,63,483/-	100%
7.	Improvement of Nayapur Dayungmukh (N.d.) Road.		1,35,500.00	Rs.1,35,500. 00	1,35,500/-	Rs.1,35,500/-	100%

PRESENT STATUS OF CENTRAL SECTOR/CENTRALLY SPONSORED SCHEMES YEAR 2001-2002

Sl. No.	Name of Schemes.	Length.	Estimated amount.	Tender value.	Fund receiv-ed.	Expenditure	Present status.	Population served	Remarks.
1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
A. 1.	P.M.G.S.Y. Const. of road from P.G.H. road to Chotowapu village.	1.20 km.	33,57,300.00	130.74 L		32.463 L.	100%	337
2.	Const. of road from Sangbar. (Old Sangbar)	3.10 km.	1,11,55,000.00	130.74 L		Rs.99.341L.	100%	1,234
3.	Const. of a road from Mahur Ainacherra to Vongzol village.	1.20 km.	33,62,000.00	170.39 L.		Rs.12.93 L.	100%
4.	Const. of a road from D.L.H.S. road to Kapurcherra village.	3.50 km.	98,73,000.00			Rs.39.05 L.	100%
5.	Const. of road from K.L.L.H. road to Laisong village.	1.80 km.	50,09,000.00			Rs.43.45 L.	100%	669
6.	Const. of Khimkridisa village approach road.	3.18 km.	94,06,000.00	161.68 L.		Rs.11.42 L.	100%	270
7.	Const. of Hmarthlonghoi village approach road.	2.02 km.	51,11,000.00			Rs.45.668L.	100%	568
8.	Const. of Khejurbond village approach road.	0.60 km.	16,51,000.00			Rs.10.51 L.	100%	473
B. 1.	R.I.D.F. Construction of Bridge No.17/1 on L.G. Road.		51,76,000.00			Rs1.60 L.	95%
2.	Construction of Bridge approach 17/1. on L.G. Road.		---Nil---	---Nil---		---Nil---	30%
3.	Construction of Bridge No.5/2. on N.N. Road.			35,32,204/-					Work withdrawn from the Contractor. Not yet re-allotted.
4.	Construction of Bridge No.8/5. on N.N. Road.			50,48,002/-
5.	Construction of Bridge No.16/2 on N.N. Road.			30,33,205/-
6.	Construction of Bridge No.21/1. on L.G. Road at Lanku.
C.	A.R.I.A.S.P.	---Nil---	---Nil---	---Nil---	Nil	---Nil---	---Nil---	---Nil---
D.	N.L.C.P.R.	---Nil---	---Nil---	---Nil---	Nil	---Nil---	---Nil---	---Nil---

PRESENT STATUS OF CENTRAL SECTOR/CENTRALLY SPONSORED SCHEMES

YEAR 2002-2003

Sl. No.	Name of Schemes.	Length.	Estimated amount.	Tender value.	Fund received.	Expenditure.	Present status.	Population served.	Remarks.
1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
A. 1.	P.M.G.S.Y. Construction of Road from K.K.Road to Mupanaiding village.	4.50 km.	---Nil---	---Nil---	---Nil---	---Nil---	---Nil---	---Nil---
2.	Construction of Road from K.K. Road to Nobdilangting village.	2.00 km.	---Nil---	---Nil---	---Nil---	---Nil---	---Nil---	---Nil---
3.	Construction of Road from K.K. Road to Hazadisa village.	3.00 km.	---Nil---	---Nil---	---Nil---	---Nil---	---Nil---	---Nil---
B.	R.I.D.F.	---Nil---	---Nil---	---Nil---	---Nil---	---Nil---	---Nil---	---Nil---
C. 1.	A.R.I.A.S.P. Special Repair of Roads of:- (i) Chotowapu to Jatinga. (ii) P.G.H. to Mahur.			Rs.36,15,191.00		Rs.36,12,994.00	100%
D.	N.L.C.P.R.	---Nil---	---Nil---	---Nil---	---Nil---	---Nil---	---Nil---	---Nil---

PRESENT STATUS OF CENTRAL SECTOR/CENTRALLY SPONSORED SCHEMES

YEAR 2003-2004

Sl. No.	Name of Schemes.	Length.	Estimated amount.	Tender value.	Fund received.	Expenditure.	Present status.	Population served.	Remarks.
1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
A.	P.M.G.S.Y.	---Nil---	---Nil---	---Nil---	---Nil---	---Nil---	---Nil---	---Nil---
B.	R.I.D.F.	---Nil---	---Nil---	---Nil---	---Nil---	---Nil---	---Nil---	---Nil---
C.	A.R.I.A.S.P.	---Nil---	---Nil---	---Nil---	---Nil---	---Nil---	---Nil---	---Nil---
D.	N.L.C.P.R.	---Nil---	---Nil---	---Nil---	---Nil---	---Nil---	---Nil---	---Nil---

PRESENT STATUS OF CENTRAL SECTOR/CENTRALLY SPONSORED SCHEMES

YEAR 1999-2000

Sl. No.	Name of Schemes.	Length.	Estimated amount.	Tender value.	Fund received.	Expenditure.	Present status.	Population served.	Remarks.
1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
A.	P.M.G.S.Y.	---Nil---	---Nil---	---Nil---	---Nil---	---Nil---	---Nil---	---Nil---
B.	R.I.D.F.	---Nil---	---Nil---	---Nil---	---Nil---	---Nil---	---Nil---	---Nil---
C.	A.R.I.A.S.P.	---Nil---	---Nil---	---Nil---	---Nil---	---Nil---	---Nil---	---Nil---
D.	N.L.C.P.R.	---Nil---	---Nil---	---Nil---	---Nil---	---Nil---	---Nil---	---Nil---

Community Based Eco – Tourism For Conservation and Development.

The land use pattern of N.C. Hills is as follows:

(A) Geographical Area : 4888 sq. km.

(B) Reserved Forests : 663.17 sq. km.(13.56%)

(D) Unclassed State Forests : 4143.04 sq km. (84.73%)

Under this land use pattern and with an ever increasing interest and growth in tourism development, the obvious marketing strategies associated with this industry and its components needs to be developed. Community based tourism includes eco–tourism, nature based tourism, adventure tourism, cultural tourism and so on.

Eco-tourism globally has grown faster than tourism generally and this will probably continue over the next several years. Eco-tourism demands will evolve over time and the District’s eco - tourism sites will need to adopt to these changes. Eco-tourism is responsible travel to natural areas that conserves the environment and sustain the well being of local people.

The factors during this pattern of growth will include rapidly growing income, dynamic trade and investments, Government promotional measures and relative political and security stability in the district.

Considering the scope and extent of eco-tourism possibilities, the following projects are proposed to augment the tourist inflow. An attempt has been made to promote eco - tourism, trekking, Angling and river rafting on Kopili River at Panimur.

(A) Ethnic village: Jatinga, a small beautiful village in N.C. Hills, is already world famous for the yet to be explained phenomena of birds, migratory and local, being attracted by lights. This village has already attracted many tourists and ornithologists including Dr. Salim Ali. To further argument the tourism potential of this beautiful place, it is proposed that an ethnic village will be developed with ethnic collages. This will combine cultural tourism with nature tourism. All the 13 (thirteen) tribes inhabiting the Districts will be allotted one hut/cottage built in the model of their traditional architecture. The cottage will be self sufficient for tourists to camp for short duration. Ethnic food of all the tribes will be available in the village.

An information - cum interpretation centre will also be constructed for facilitating the tourists. This centre will also work towards the capacity building of the local tribes. The ability of local people to participate actively in bottom-up, small scale tourism development can be enhanced. This will teach the stake holders to learn, adjust and sustain.

(B) Trekking path : A trekking path is proposed to be built to the second highest peak of the State of Assam i.e. Hempeupet (1748 meters).The trekking path will be in the beautiful rain forest area of Borail Hill with excellent Bio - Diversity.

The length of the trekking path is approximately 5km. There will be steps at places to overcome the steep gradients wherever necessary. A proper camping site will be developed with all facilities as far as practicable. Trekking equipments will also be made available to the adventurous tourists including folding tents etc.

(C) Hajong Tortoise lake : An unique feature of the District, the Hajong tortoise lake is situated within the Langting–Mupa Reserved Forests. It is an excellent habitat of many endangered spices of turtle and tortoises.Due to lack of proper funding for this lake, it has degenerated. The Hajong tortoise lake can be developed in to a full fledged tortoise conservation centre. This will ensure the preservation and development the endangered species and will attract tourists in large numbers.

(D) Panimur Angling and Rafting centre:Panimur can boast of being one of the most scenic place in the whole of Assam. A river rafting centre can be developed alongwith Angling, which is a major tourist attraction sport. A small cottage for the tourists to freshen - up as well spend a night or two will be developed.

This will also be along the traditional pattern of the local tribe. Panimur also boasts of a beautiful small waterfall. It is a major pilgrimage centre for the Dimasas specially during Magh Purnima festivals.

Constraints & gaps

· The district is highly deficient in tourism infrastructure despite having tremendous scope for eco-tourism. Since most of the tourism activities are forest based it is proposed that the Forest Deptt. will endeavour to uplift the tourism activities.

· The cultural diversity of the district with more than thirteen nos. of tribes is indeed enchanting. These resources should be developed with a view to marketing and popularizing this cultural richness.

Impact

· It is estimated that 4 lakhs mandays will be generated directly from the activities proposed in this scheme.

· A huge potential for permanent employment for more than 200 families will be created.

· The inflow of tourist both national & international is expected to go up drastically.

· Trade & economy of the district will get a major boost.

Cost structure of the Projects :

Ethnic village and Amphitheatre ;

1. Constructions of 13 nos. ethnic cottage with

all facilities @ Rs. 4.00 lakhs - Rs. 52.0 lakhs.

2. Information cum Interpretation centre - Rs. 10.0 lakhs.

3. Footpaths, Land scaping, Gardening, water –

facilities etc. - Rs. 10.0 lakhs

4. Capacity Building of the local population - Rs. 4.00 lakhs.

Total : Rs. 76.00 lakhs.

(B) Trekking path :

1. Development of trekking path along the natural contours ----- Rs. 15.0 lakhs.

2. Construction of steps wherever steep gradients are enco-

-untered including carriage of materials etc. -------------------- Rs. 6.0 lakhs.

3. Development of camping sites including picnic spot. ----------- Rs. 8.0 lakhs.

4. Camping equipments like tents etc. -------------------------------- Rs. 6.0 lakhs.

5. Providing human technical support to the campus

and trekkers (training and development of professional

guides).------------------------------------------------------------------- Rs. 4.0 lakhs.

Total : Rs. 39.00 lakhs.

1. Trekking path : ------------------------------- Rs. 2.00 lakhs.

2. Desiltation of lake including deleeching ----------------------- Rs. 3.00 lakhs.

3. Construction of footpath along the lake and outside : --------Rs. 4.00 lakhs.

4. Chain link Fencing around the lake with 4 nos. of gates. --- Rs. 6.00 lakhs.

5. Interpretation Centre cum watch man accommodation ----- Rs.10.00 lakhs.

6. Watch tower ---------------------------------------------------------Rs. 3.00 Lakhs.

7. Traditional Welcome gate (concrete) ---------------------------- Rs. 2.00 Lakhs.

8. Beautification of surrounding areas by planting and –

-nursing creation etc.---------------------------------------------- Rs. 5.00 Lakhs.

9. Eco-Development schemes for ensuring participation –

-of local people. -----------------------------------------------------Rs. 7.00 Lakhs.

10. Publication and Awareness programmes ---------------------- Rs. 2.00 Lakhs.

11. Feed for Tortoise and Turtle --------------------- Rs. 2.00 Lakhs

Total : Rs. 46.00 Lakhs.

(D) Panimur Angling and River Rafting Centre :

1. River Rafts and Life Jackets ------------------------------------Rs. 10.00 lakhs.

2. Training of local personnel in river rafting techniques ---- Rs. 2.00 lakhs.

3. Angling sites development ------------------------------------- Rs. 2.00 lakhs

4. Eco lodge and changing room for Rafters and Anglers ---- Rs. 5.00 lakhs.

_____________________________

Total : Rs 19.00 lakhs.

(E) Construction of silvicultural park at Harangajao — Rs. 24.37 Lakhs

(F) Construction of Children Park at Haflong ----------- Rs. 21.00 Lakhs

(G) Construction of amusement park at Lower Haflong- Rs 24.00 Lakhs

GRAND TOTAL : A + B + C + D + E + F + G =249.37 Lakhs

Sl. No.

2004-05

2005-06

2006-07

Total

Item of Works

Phy.

Fin.

( Lakh)

Phy.

Fin.

( Lakh)

Phy.

Fin.

( Lakh)

Phy.

Fin.

( Lakh)

Ethnic village

(a) Construction of 13nos.of Ethnic cottage.

(b) Information Centre.

(d) Capacity Building.

Nil

Trekking Path.

(a)Development of Trekking path

(b) Const. of steps etc.

(d) Camping equipments

e) Training etc.

Nil

Hajong Tortoise Lake.

(a)Approach Road

(b) Destination etc.

(d) Chain link, fencing

(e) Interpretation Centre.

(f) Watch tower

(g)Gates

(h) Beautification etc.

(i)Eco-Development Scheme

(j) Awareness

Nil

‘Nil

Nil

Panimur Ampling & River Rafting Centre.

(a) Rafts etc.

(b) Training etc.

(d) Eco lodge

Nil

Construction of silvicultural park at Harangajao

8.37

24.37

Construction of Children Park at Haflong

Construction of amusement park at Lower Haflong

Total

124.00

92.00

33.37

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