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The Arunachal Pradesh cabinet granted SGST reimbursement concessions to the 700-MW Tato II HEP and 1,720-MW Kamala HEP to enhance financial viability. These joint venture projects with CPSUs, entailing Rs. 35,000 crore investment, will generate Rs. 470 crore annual free power and Rs. 79 crore local area development funds. The cabinet approved a policy for restoring terminated large hydropower projects, recommended a 100-seat medical college and 420-bed hospital in Namsai under PPP mode, upgraded 20 junior engineer posts, created 36 posts in the land management department, and approved 32 teaching/non-teaching posts for the Tezu engineering college.
The Arunachal Pradesh cabinet granted SGST reimbursement concessions to the 700-MW Tato II HEP and 1,720-MW Kamala HEP to enhance financial viability. These joint venture projects with CPSUs, entailing Rs. 35,000 crore investment, will generate Rs. 470 crore annual free power and Rs. 79 crore local area development funds. The cabinet approved a policy for restoring terminated large hydropower projects, recommended a 100-seat medical college and 420-bed hospital in Namsai under PPP mode, upgraded 20 junior engineer posts, created 36 posts in the land management department, and approved 32 teaching/non-teaching posts for the Tezu engineering college.
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