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Status <strong>Report</strong> - Union’s Commitment to Andhra Pradesh Special Development Package to Seven Districts of <strong>AP</strong>: Bundelkhand Pattern Map-2 Rs. 35,000 Crore at current prices adjusting for population and Budget Multiplier (Table 5.5). If, however, the adjustment is made for population and 5% inflation, then the grant to backward regions of Andhra Pradesh on par with Bundelkhand Package will be of the order of Rs. 25,000 Crore. This number would be much higher when adjusted to the overall budgetary increases, or inflation in the interregnum period. In the case of Bundelkhand Development Package, the Union Government allocated an amount of Rs. 7,266 Crore for a three-year period of 2009-12. Subsequently, in the period 2012-17, a further Backward Regions Grant Fund of Rs. 4,400 Crore was allotted to Bundelkhand. Thus a total of Rs. 11,666 Crore was given as special grant for the development of Bundelkhand region. This translates into a per capita grant of Rs. 6,374 for a populationof 1.83 Crore in the 13 districts of Bundelkhand in Uttar Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh States. The total population of backward areas of Andhra Pradesh is 2.52 Crore. If a per capita grant similar to Bundelkhand package at 2009 prices is made to the seven backward districts of North Coastal Andhra and Rayalaseema (including Markapur division of Prakasam district, which forms part of Rayalaseema), the grant should be of the order of Vide Government of Andhra Pradesh letter dated 16 October 2014, the State sought Special Development Assistance for its backward areas particularly Rayalaseema and North Coastal Regions for an amount of Rs. 24,350 Crore over a period of five years (2014-15 to 2018-19). The assistance sought is thus roughly comparable to Bundelkhand Package when adjusted to inflation and population. - 59 -
Development Assistance to Backward Regions Table 5.5 Calcuation of Backward Area Fund for Andhra Pradesh similar to Bundelkhand Package - 60 -
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