Assam CM to inaugurate development projects worth over Rs 100 crore in Karbi Anglong today

ANI April 17, 2025 287 views

Assam's Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma is set to inaugurate significant development projects in Karbi Anglong district today. The initiatives, valued at over Rs 100 crore, focus on improving regional connectivity and honoring local heritage. Alongside these projects, Sarma continues to expand medical infrastructure, including plans for Gauhati Medical College and Hospital. The Chief Minister is also supporting indigenous faith institutions through financial assistance, demonstrating a comprehensive approach to regional development.

"These projects will boost connectivity, give a befitting honour to unsung heroes" - Himanta Biswa Sarma
Guwahati, April 17: Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma is set to visit Karbi Anglong district on Thursday to inaugurate a series of development projects worth over Rs 100 crore. He said that these projects will improve the connectivity in the region.

Key Points

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Major infrastructure projects worth over Rs 100 crore to be launched

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Aims to enhance regional connectivity and cultural development

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Medical infrastructure expansion across Assam

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Financial support for indigenous faith institutions

"I will shortly be in Karbi Anglong to dedicate a host of projects worth over Rs 100 crore to the people. These projects will boost connectivity, give a befitting honour to unsung heroes and enhance visual appeal of the region," Sarma posted on X.

The projects aim to honour the local heritage and elevate the region's natural and cultural charm, advocating for a new era of development.

On Wednesday, Sarma said that all the steps have been taken to transform the Gauhati Medical College and Hospital into one of the largest in the country. The Chief Minister also said that the upcoming Mother and Child Care Hospital in Guwahati Medical College and Hospital (GMCH) premises will offer dedicated and specialised paediatric care.

He highlighted that the hospital will be equipped with 800 beds, it will offer State-of-the-art treatment, and its campus is part of the larger plans to completely restructure GMCH.

According to an official press release, the Chief Minister also inspected the progress of Pragjyotishpur Medical College and Hospital, which is Guwahati's second medical college. The hospital is expected to be fully operational by August 15 this year, Sarma added.

Meanwhile, the CM announced earlier that the Assam government was extending financial assistance to temple and prayer halls of indigenous faith. He said that funds worth over Rs 40 crore have been distributed in the last two years to various groups.

"Government of Assam is committed to preserve and promote our indigenous faiths. To ensure that these unique cultures thrive, we are extending financial assistance to temples and prayers halls of indigenous faiths. Over Rs40cr has been disbursed in the last two years to various groups," Sarma posted on X.

Reader Comments

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Rahul K.
Great to see infrastructure development in Karbi Anglong! Better connectivity will definitely boost tourism and local businesses. Hope they maintain the ecological balance while developing the region 🌿
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Priya M.
The medical college expansion is much needed! Assam deserves world-class healthcare facilities. But I hope they also focus on staffing these hospitals with qualified doctors and nurses.
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Arjun B.
Rs 100 crore sounds impressive, but I'd love to see a detailed breakdown of how this money is being allocated. Transparency in these projects is crucial for public trust.
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Meena T.
Supporting indigenous faiths is wonderful, but I hope equal attention is given to education and employment in these communities. Development should be holistic! 🙏
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Sanjay L.
The Mother and Child Care Hospital sounds promising! Assam has needed specialized pediatric care for so long. Hope they stick to the August deadline for the new medical college too.
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Neha P.
As someone from Karbi Anglong, I'm cautiously optimistic. We've heard big promises before - hope this time the projects actually reach completion and benefit locals directly.

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