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FY 2007-08 to 139 billion in FY 2011-12. The cumulative GCF ininfrastructure during the 11th Plan is projected at USD 488billion (Rs 20,018 billion). Thus, averages 7.44 percent grosscapital formation of GDP.GCF IN INFRASTRUCTURE AND ANNUAL TARGETS AS APERCENTGE OF GDPSource: Planning Commission, GoI dataindia<strong>BUDGET</strong>200813
POWERInstalled capacityAll India installed capacity of power as on January, 2008 was141,079.84 MW compared to 132,329 MW as on March, 2007,registering a growth of 6.6 percent. Of this, 74,453 MW (ie 53percent) is owned by the State, 47,350 MW (ie 34 percent) isowned by the Central and 19,275 MW (ie 14 percent) is ownedby the private sector. The total installed generation capacity ofcaptive power plants connected to grid is 14,636 MW.ALL INDIA INSTALLED GENERATION CAPACITYSource: CEA, GoI dataCapacity addition during the year was across thermal, hydro,nuclear and other renewable energy modes. Within thermalmode, capacity additions were primarily in coal and gas basedgeneration while diesel based generation continued to remainstagnant since March, 2005.Of the total installed capacity as on January, 2008, thermalbased installed capacity was 90,895 MW (ie 64 percent of thetotal installed capacity) which includes coal, gas and diesel. Coalbased installed capacity dominated the thermal basket with aninstalled capacity of 75,002 MW (ie 83 percent of the totalthermal capacity), followed by gas based installed capacity of14,691 MW (ie 16 percent of the total thermal capacity), followedby diesel with an installed capacity of 1,201 MW (ie 1 percent ofthe total thermal capacity).Nuclear based installed capacity was 4,120 MW (ie 3 percent ofthe total installed capacity). Hydro based installed capacity is35,208 MW (ie 25 percent of the total installed capacity).14india<strong>BUDGET</strong>2008
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Page 6 and 7: FOREWORDInfrastructure is the backb
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Page 32 and 33: estimated cost of Rs 18.08 billion,
Page 34 and 35: is projected to scale up to Rs 869
Page 36 and 37: ROADS AND BRIDGESIndia has one of t
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Page 40 and 41: RAILWAYSThe Indian Railways is the
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• Reduction of peak rate of excis
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• Supply of tangible goods where
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