Shyama Prasad Mukherji Rurban Mission

The objective of the National Rurban Mission is to develop clusters of villages as 'Rurban Villages' while emphasizing inclusion without compromising on urban amenities. The Shyama Prasad Mukherji Rurban Mission (SPMRM) is being implemented in 15 clusters across 13 districts of the state with the support of the Ministry of Rural Development, Government of India, and the state government. The mission is being executed in three phases: the first phase includes 5 clusters, the second phase includes 6 clusters, and the third phase includes 4 clusters. A total of 68 Gram Panchayats are included in the selected clusters.

• Skill development training related to economic activities.
• Agricultural services and processing.
• Digital literacy.
• 24/7 piped water supply.
• Sanitation.
• Solid and liquid waste management.
• Presence of drains in village streets.
• Village street lights.
• Health services.
• Upgradation of primary, secondary, and higher secondary schools.
• Road connectivity between villages.
• Citizen service centers.
• Public transport.
• LPG gas connections.
• Employment generation and Self-Help Group formation.
• Environmental improvement.
• Social welfare activities.
• Sports infrastructure.
• Tourism development.
• Housing construction and social infrastructure.

All categories of beneficiaries are eligible to apply, including economically weaker sections.

Online

Applications can be submitted offline. For more information, visit the Department website or the Beneficiary data portal. Guidelines can be found in the following documents:

• Guidelines Document 1
• Guidelines Document 2
• Guidelines Document 3