MLACDS helps to create infrastructure facilities in each assembly segment

The MLA Constituency Development Scheme(MLACDS) is fully funded by the State Government and each MLA identifies and proposes the works to be executed in his Constituency.

The MLA Constituency Development Scheme(MLACDS) is fully funded by the State Government and each MLA identifies and proposes the works to be executed in his Constituency. 

The Scheme is implemented both in rural and urban areas. The main objective of the Scheme is to identify and implement the essential works to bridge the critical infrastructure gaps in the Assembly Constituencies. 

The allocation of funds under the Scheme had been increased from 1.75 crore to Rs.2.00 crore per Constituency per annum from 2011-2012 fiscal onwards.

The District Collector will accord administrative sanction for the chosen works, and will also identify the implementing agency.

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