Key Points

The Chief Minister dedicated significant development works to the people of Karsog during his visit. He inaugurated multiple buildings including the Combined Office Complex and community centers. Major road infrastructure projects received foundation stones to improve connectivity in the region. Simultaneously, the government launched health initiatives including advanced ambulances and anti-tobacco campaigns.

Key Points: CM Sukhu Inaugurates Rs 133 Crore Development Projects in Karsog

  • CM Sukhu inaugurated Combined Office Building worth Rs 34.25 crore in Karsog region
  • Foundation stones laid for multiple road projects totaling over Rs 45 crore
  • Temple complex beautification and community centers inaugurated for public amenities
  • Advanced Life Support ambulances flagged off for healthcare improvements across state
  • Tobacco-Free Youth Campaign 3.0 launched to promote healthy lifestyle among youth
  • Government acted on complaint in Bindal arrest case following due legal process
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Himachal Pradesh CM inaugurates, lays foundation stones of development projects worth Rs 132.8 crore in Karsog

Himachal CM Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu dedicates projects worth Rs 132.8 crore in Karsog, including office buildings, roads, and temple beautification works.

"Health remains one of the top priorities of the state government. We are bringing major reforms in the healthcare sector. - CM Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu"

Shimla, October 11

Himachal Pradesh Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu on Saturday dedicated development projects worth Rs 132.8 crore to the people of the Karsog region and laid the foundation stones of several new initiatives aimed at strengthening infrastructure and public amenities in the area, according to an official release.

During his visit to Karsog, CM Sukhu inaugurated a series of projects, including the Combined Office Building, constructed at a cost of Rs 34.25 crore, the Subject Matter Specialist (Horticulture) Office Building, worth Rs 1.67 crore, and the Panchayat Community Centre at Triman, built for Rs 29.51 lakh.

He also inaugurated the beautification work of the Mahunag Temple Complex completed at a cost of Rs 90.11 lakh, developmental works in Maindhi Gram Panchayat worth Rs 71.57 lakh, Health Sub Centre at Bhanthal built for Rs 13 lakh, Gram Panchayat Community Centre at Sui Kufridhar constructed for Rs 32.74 lakh, and 'Apna Pustkaaly' (Library) established at the Combined Office Building at a cost of Rs 13.75 lakh.

In addition, the Chief Minister laid the foundation stones for several key road infrastructure projects. These include the upgradation of the Bhakhrot-Karsog-Sanarli-Sainj road for Rs 31.80 lakh, the Kheel to Bhagelu road for Rs 13.18 crore, the Kheel to Bhagelu (Kelodhar-Garjoob) road for Rs 19.75 crore, the Chhalog to Baghail road for Rs 11.06 crore, and the Kelodhar to Sainj road upgradation worth Rs 18.60 crore.

Earlier, Himachal Pradesh Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu launched the "Tobacco-Free Youth Campaign 3.0" in Shimla on Saturday, reiterating his government's commitment to improving public health and promoting awareness among the youth.

The Chief Minister flagged off an awareness rally from his official residence, Oak Over, urging young people to steer clear of tobacco and adopt a healthy lifestyle. On the occasion, he also flagged off 26 Advanced Life Support (ALS) ambulances, which have been allotted to various Block Medical Officers (BMOs) across the state.

Speaking to mediapersons after the flag-off ceremony, CM Sukhu said, "Health remains one of the top priorities of the state government. We are bringing major reforms in the healthcare sector. Today, advanced ambulances have been handed over to different BMOs, and wherever gaps remain, they will also be addressed soon."Health Minister Dhani Ram Shandil and MLA Sanjay Awasthi were also present at the event.

Meanwhile, reacting to the arrest of Ramkumar Bindal, brother of Himachal BJP president Rajeev Bindal, the Chief Minister said, "The state government has acted based on the complaint filed by the victim. Appropriate legal action has been taken."

The "Tobacco-Free Youth Campaign", now in its third phase, aims to bolster tobacco awareness efforts and promote a healthier, addiction-free lifestyle among the youth in the state.

- ANI

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Priya S
Good to see focus on both infrastructure and public health. The tobacco-free campaign and ALS ambulances are important initiatives. Health infrastructure in hill areas needs constant improvement.
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Arjun K
While the development projects are welcome, I hope the quality of construction is monitored properly. We've seen many projects in Himachal where roads get damaged within months due to poor quality work. The government should ensure proper oversight.
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Sarah B
The library initiative ('Apna Pustkaaly') is wonderful! Promoting reading culture in remote areas can transform young minds. More such educational infrastructure is needed across Himachal. 📚
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Meera T
Temple complex beautification and community centers will really help preserve our cultural heritage while providing modern facilities. Good balanced approach to development. Jai Himachal! 🏔️
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David E
Impressive to see the government addressing multiple aspects - from roads to healthcare to cultural preservation. The combined office building should streamline public services for local residents.
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Kavya N
As someone from Karsog, I can say these projects will make a real difference in people's daily lives. Better roads mean easier access to markets, hospitals, and schools. Thank you for focusing on our region! ❤️

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