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Himachal Pradesh Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu made significant strides in regional development by dedicating projects worth Rs 119.51 crore in Bangana. The initiatives span infrastructure, healthcare, education, and water supply sectors, demonstrating a comprehensive approach to regional growth. Sukhu also participated in the Piplu Fair and traditional Shobha Yatra, emphasizing cultural connections. The event highlighted the government's commitment to holistic rural development and economic empowerment.

Key Points: Sukhu Dedicates Rs 119 Crore Projects Boosting Himachal Development

  • Inaugurated 119.51 crore worth of development projects across multiple sectors
  • Launched infrastructure, healthcare, and education initiatives in Bangana
  • Participated in traditional Shobha Yatra and Piplu Fair closing ceremony
  • Laid foundation stones for water, irrigation, and road projects
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Himachal CM dedicates Rs 119.51 crore development projects in Bangana

Himachal CM Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu inaugurates multiple infrastructure, healthcare, and education projects in Bangana sub-division

"Encourage local farmers to adopt natural farming to enhance economic well-being - Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu"

Shimla, June 7

Himachal Pradesh Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu on Saturday dedicated development projects worth Rs 119.51 crore in the Bangana sub-division, marking a significant boost to infrastructure, healthcare, education, and water supply, as per an official release.

The Chief Minister also participated as the Chief Guest at the closing ceremony of the three-day Piplu Fair.

Prior to the event, Sukhu joined the traditional Shobha Yatra and addressed the gathering at Bhalethi, where he highlighted the cultural importance of such fairs and encouraged local farmers to adopt natural farming to enhance economic well-being.

According to the release, development initiatives included the inauguration of key projects such as the Rs 2.12 crore Executive Engineer Divisional Office Building at Thanakalan, Rs 61.51 lakh Water Quality and Monitoring Training Centre at Barnoh, Rs 2.44 crore building for Government Senior Secondary School in Jathehri, Rs 1.45 crore Primary Health Centre at Chamyari, and Rs 93.69 lakh for four classrooms at Government Senior Secondary School in Mandli.

Infrastructure projects like the Rs 10.31 crore Olinda-Bohru link road, Rs 12.22 crore roads from Saili to Handola via Kamoon Patti and from Saili Mahadev Temple via GPS Lubowal, and Rs 10.73 crore Rural Livelihood Centre building in Bangana were also inaugurated.

Foundation stones were laid for upgrades to lift drinking water schemes worth Rs 2.35 crore in six villages, a Rs 10.59 crore irrigation scheme in Boul and Moh Khas, and rainwater harvesting structures costing Rs 7.20 crore across four locations.

Further, the Chief Minister laid the foundation for a Rs 6.72 crore residential complex for the State Taxes and Excise Enforcement Office at Una, Rs 5.98 crore for road projects connecting Khuruni to Khairian via multiple villages, Rs 10.44 crore under NABARD for bridge construction in five areas, and Rs 33.59 crore for road construction from Bhiyambi to Barsar.

The event saw the presence of Deputy Chief Minister Mukesh Agnihotri and MLA Vivek Sharma.

- ANI

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Rahul K.
Good to see development reaching smaller towns in Himachal! The water quality monitoring center is particularly important - many hill areas suffer from water contamination issues. Hope they maintain these facilities properly after inauguration. 👍
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Priya M.
As someone from Himachal, I appreciate the focus on both infrastructure and cultural events like Piplu Fair. Our traditions need preservation alongside development. But I wish they'd allocated more funds for women's self-help groups too.
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Arjun S.
₹119 crore sounds impressive but let's see actual implementation. Last year's projects in Kinnaur district got delayed by 2 years! Road connectivity is crucial for hilly areas though - hope they complete these on time. 🤞
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Neha T.
The natural farming push is excellent! Himachal's terrain is perfect for organic produce. If properly implemented, this could become a model for other Himalayan states. More power to our farmers! 🌱
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Sanjay P.
Why so much focus on buildings? In hilly areas, we need sustainable solutions that work with nature, not against it. Hope they've done proper environmental impact studies before these constructions.
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Kavita R.
The education and healthcare investments are most welcome! As a teacher, I know how better school infrastructure improves learning outcomes. Hope they also allocate funds for teacher training in these new buildings.

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