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Disadvantages of Border Area Development Programme hampering bid to ready locals as a line of defence The MLAs of Arunachal Pradesh representing constituencies bordering Tibetan China have formed a forum to prevent the outmigration of villagers and modify the Border Area Development Programme (BADP) to suit local needs. A decades-old plan of the State government

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India is a country of villages. We cannot think of developing the country without properly and thoroughly developing rural areas. In the past, due to

With 29 constituencies covered under Department of Under Developed Areas (DUDA), the budget allocation for the year 2023-24 was Rs 23 crore, however, a proposal is being made to enhanced it by another crore for financial year 2024-2025.

Civic officials in Ludhiana face setbacks in their plan to construct or widen bridges on Buddha Dariya and Sidhwan Canal under the Smart City mission. Find out more about the cancelled projects and the ongoing proposals.

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China has been constructing over 600 Xiaokang or “well-off villages” along India’s borders with the Tibet Autonomous Region for over five years now. What is happening now and how has India reacted earlier?

Residents near the Indo-Nepal border in Nagla Terai village are demanding a bridge over the Sania drain for safe passage. The absence of a bridge has led to vehicles being washed away and lives lost, especially during the rainy season. The village heavily relies on cross-border trade with Nepal for livelihoods. Efforts are being made under the Border Area Development Programme to address the issue, but financial constraints pose a challenge.

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