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schemeArchiveFriday, 21 October 2016

UDAN (Ude Desh ka Aam Naagrik) - Regional Connectivity Scheme

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Government scheme — a structured programme with defined beneficiaries, budget allocation, and delivery mechanisms. The primary instrument for delivering welfare and development outcomes.
Summary
Regional air connectivity scheme to make flying affordable for the common citizen by capping airfares on unserved and underserved routes. Revival of unused airports and subsidised operations for airlines.
Key Facts
TypeScheme
SourceHistorical Record
PublishedFriday, 21 October 2016
Affected PopulationAll citizens, 8 million truck operators
Key Numbers
Rs 11.11 lakh crore capital expenditure (2025-26)
Bharatmala: 83,677 km national highways
Vande Bharat: 75 train sets operational
Key Authorities
Ministry of Road TransportMinistry of RailwaysNHAI
Key Stakeholders
CommutersTrucking IndustryRailways Employees
Government Context
NDA IBJP-led NDA
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