Rajasthan Budget 2025: ₹900 Crore Boost to Transform 15 Cities into Clean & Green Urban Hubs
Rajasthan's Finance Minister Diya Kumari presented Budget for 2025-26.
In a major announcement under the Rajasthan Budget 2025, State Finance Minister Diya Kumari has unveiled a plan to transform 15 urban areas into clean and green cities over the next three years. The project, inspired by the Centre’s Smart City Scheme, will be backed by a ₹900 crore fund aimed at improving sustainability, infrastructure, and urban development.
Cities Selected for Smart & Green Transformation
The cities identified for development under this initiative include:
✅ Bundi
✅ Nathdwara
✅ Khatushyamji
✅ Mount Abu
✅ Balotra
✅ Bharatpur
✅ Bikaner
✅ Sawai Madhopur
✅ Alwar
✅ Jodhpur
✅ Jaisalmer
✅ Kishangarh
✅ Bhilwara
✅ Pushkar
These cities, known for their heritage, tourism, and economic significance, will undergo planned development focusing on green energy, waste management, pollution control, and urban infrastructure upgrades.
Key Features of the ₹900 Crore Plan
🔹 Sustainable Urban Development – Special emphasis on solar energy adoption, waste-to-energy plants, and efficient water management to ensure a greener footprint.
🔹 Cleaner Public Spaces – Implementation of modern waste collection systems, beautification of cityscapes, and reduction of air pollution with eco-friendly transport options.
🔹 Better Infrastructure – Development of smart roads, green parks, cycling tracks, and pedestrian-friendly zones to enhance urban mobility.
🔹 Tourism & Heritage Conservation – Restoration and preservation of historic sites while ensuring modern facilities for tourists.
A Step Towards Rajasthan’s Urban Future
With rapid urbanization, Rajasthan faces challenges in waste disposal, pollution, and sustainable resource management. This initiative is expected to enhance the quality of life for citizens and make these cities more attractive for investments and tourism.
The ₹900 crore budget allocation signifies the government’s commitment to eco-friendly urban growth, ensuring that Rajasthan’s cities remain vibrant, livable, and future-ready.
