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<h1>Rajasthan Completes Urban Local Bodies Reforms, Secures Rs. 2,731 Crore Borrowing Permission for Public Health and Sanitation.</h1> Rajasthan has become the fifth state to complete Urban Local Bodies (ULB) reforms, allowing it to secure an additional borrowing permission of Rs. 2,731 crore. This achievement aligns with the Department of Expenditure's guidelines aimed at financially strengthening ULBs to enhance public health and sanitation services. Rajasthan joins Andhra Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Manipur, and Telangana, which collectively received Rs. 10,212 crore in additional borrowing permissions. The reforms include setting floor rates for property tax and user charges, with periodic adjustments to reflect inflation. These efforts are part of broader citizen-centric reforms linked to increased state borrowing limits due to COVID-19 challenges.