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Identify the incorrect statement regarding the works permissible under the MPLADS scheme.

  1. Construction of buildings for schools and hostels is a permissible work.
  2. Development of public irrigation facilities can be undertaken.
  3. Construction of link roads and bridges falls under the scheme's purview.
  4. MPLADS funds can be used for the construction of private residential buildings.

    A4 only

    B2, 4

    CAll

    D2 only

    Answer:

    A. 4 only

    Read Explanation:

    • The MPLADS scheme focuses on community development and public infrastructure.

    • Therefore, works such as constructing buildings for schools, hostels, libraries, and shelters for the old or handicapped are eligible.

    • Similarly, the creation of public amenities like link/approach roads, culverts, bridges, public irrigation, and public drainage facilities are also covered.

    • However, the scheme explicitly excludes the funding of private residential buildings as the goal is to benefit the community at large and address locally felt developmental needs.


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