The projects, in the Public-Private-Partnership mode, include development and operation of Sikar and Bikaner bypass section of NH-11 (under the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways) and 4-laning of Jalna-Ambad-Vadigodri section of State Highway 176 in Maharashtra, the Finance Ministry said in a statement.
The 52nd meeting of EI was chaired by Department of Economic Affairs Secretary Arvind Mayaram.
Three projects involve Government of Maharashtra, one Government of Karnataka and a project of Government of Madhya Pradesh for Viability Gap Funding of Rs 555.72 crore, the Finance Ministry said in a statement.
The State government, sponsoring ministry or the project authority can pitch in with another 20 per cent of the cost to make them more attractive for investors.
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