BMC Budget 2025 Highlights: BMC budget presented, how many crores to which department for the development of Mumbai?
BMC Budget 2025: Mumbai Municipal Corporation Commissioner and Administrator bhushan Gagrani presented the budget for the financial year 2025-26 on Tuesday. This time a total budget of Rs 74,427.41 crores was presented.
Maharashtra BMC Budget 2025: BMC in maharashtra has presented the budget for the financial year 2025-26 today (Tuesday, february 4). This time a total budget of Rs 74,427.41 crores has been presented. In which there has been an increase of 14.19 percent as compared to last year's budget of Rs 65180.79 crores. A provision of Rs 43,162 crores has been made for the development of basic amenities of Mumbai. mumbai Municipal Corporation Commissioner and Administrator bhushan Gagrani presented this budget.
Which department got how many crores of rupees?
Rs 5807 crore for the Coastal Road Project
Rs 5545 crore for Sewerage Treatment Plant
Rs 5100 crore for Road
Rs 5400 crore for Water Supply
Rs 2172 crore for health Services
Rs 1980 crore for Bridge Construction
Rs 499 crore for Solid Waste Management
Rs 411 crore for school Building Repair
The budget will be applicable to these projects
The first phase of the reconstruction of Gopal krishna Gokhale Bridge, Andheri has been completed. The second phase is planned to be completed by april 2025.
Construction of Pedestrian Underpass (PUP) has started to connect Nehru Science Center to Dr. Annie Besant Road, 14 percent of which is complete.
35 percent of the work of extension of Cable Stayed ROB on Keshavrao Khadaye Marg near Mahalaxmi railway station has been completed.
Construction of new road and diversion from south side of Mahalaxmi Bridge to NM Joshi Marg is 10 percent complete.
Reconstruction of Over Bridge (ROB) between mumbai Central and Grant Road railway station is 5 percent complete.
Flyover construction from Juhu Versova Junction to DN Nagar, Bariwala Road is 3 percent complete.
Demolishing the dilapidated traffic bridge on S.V. Road over Oshiwara Nala and constructing a new bridge (Phase-II) is 2 percent complete so far.
The extension of the Mrinaltai Gore Flyover from ram mandir Road to Relief Road (P/South Ward) is 65 percent complete.
BMC's budget for the last five years
2020-2021 Budget: Rs 33 thousand crores
2021-2022 Budget: Rs 39 thousand crores
2022-2023 Budget: Rs 45949.2 crores
2023-24 Budget: Rs 52,619.07 thousand crores
2024-25 Budget: Rs 59,954 thousand crores
BMC's crores budget for the environment
A budget of Rs 113.18 crore has been proposed for the environment department for the year 2025-26. Under the mumbai Climate Action Plan, focus has been laid on energy, transport, waste management, green areas, air quality and water resource management. Let us tell you that mumbai is the fourth city in the world to issue a Green Budget Book, in which 32% of the capital budget comes under the Climate Action Plan.
These steps are taken by BMC to control air pollution.
Compliance with 28-point guidelines is mandatory at construction sites.
95 teams (engineers, cleanup marshals, police) should be formed for inspection.
67 tankers (5000 liters) and 39 tankers (9000 liters) will be used for washing roads daily.
Mechanized cleaning will be done for cleaning 250 km of roads every day.
5 new air quality monitoring stations and 4 mobile vans will be installed.
100 battery-operated suction machines will be purchased to control dust.
Citizens can complain about air pollution through the mumbai air App.
IIT Kanpur's "MANAS" project proposed, that pollution levels will be monitored with inexpensive sensors.
BMC and IITM pune will jointly create an advanced air quality forecast system, which will provide information about pollution 72 hours in advance.
There is a plan to convert bakeries running on wood/fossil fuel to clean fuel (PNG, electricity).
It is mandatory to follow air pollution control rules in BMC projects also.
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