Projects worth Rs 55,000 crore, specially drafted under the theme of Resurgent Rajasthan got a fresh lease of life after the Jaipur bench of Rajasthan high court vacated the stay over land use changes across state.
The recent order, issued both by Jaipur and Jodhpur benches of HC, has paved the way for transforming the state infrastructure completely and making Jaipur a medical hub. The Board of Infrastructure Development and Investment (BIDI) had cleared projects worth Rs 55,000 crore. JDA commissioner DB Gupta told TOI, The recent court directives will accelerate the completion of projects which had been lying pending owing to the stay on land use change from agriculture, ecological, green belt, pastures, public utility to any uses. Now, we have started the process of allotment and lease grant to the concerned parties.
Thus, the city is well on its way to become the medical capital of north India. Within the span of three years, Jaipur will have additional 5,000 beds in different hospitals slated to be operational by 2011.
More : timesofindia.indiatimes.com
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