What does BADP stand for?

Border Area Development Programme (India)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

The Centre has funded twelve projects as Centrally Sponsored Schemes from Ministry of Tourism; six projects have been funded as the Border Area Development Programme (BADP) while the State government, as per official reports, has funded one project.

Sikkim draws record tourists

100-crore Action Plan under Border Area Development Programme (BADP) for the year 2009-10.

India: CS says developing border belts vital for State's balanced ...

26 -- Mizoram Chief Secretary Vanhela Pachuau today expressed concern over gross misappropriation of Border Area Development Programme fund, saying such misuse would henceforth be dealt with an iron hand.

BADP fund misuse will be dealt with iron hand: Mizoram CS

About Rs 56 cr was released to states last year under the Border Area Development Programme (BADP).

SECURITY BENGLURU HUB TWO LAST NEW DELHI

Meanwhile, Pranab also laid the foundation stone for a 25 km road to be constructed under the Border Area Development Programme.

Govt. of India ready to share more info if Pak wants: Pranab Mukherjee

Meanwhile, Pranab also laid the foundation stone for a 25 km road to be constructed under the Border Area Development Programme.

Govt. of India ready to share more info if Pak wants: Pranab Mukherjee