Key Points

Chief Minister Thakur Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu unveiled 19 developmental projects totaling Rs. 78.47 crore in the Banjar assembly constituency of Himachal Pradesh's Kullu district. The initiatives, which include road, water supply, and flood protection systems, aim to enhance the region's infrastructure significantly. CM Sukhu emphasized the importance of these projects for community development and resilience against natural calamities. By addressing key areas like transportation and public services, the government aims to improve the quality of life for residents in Banjar and surrounding areas.

Key Points: CM Sukhu Unveils Rs 78.47 Crore Projects in Himachal Pradesh

  • CM Sukhu inaugurates 19 projects worth Rs. 78.47 crore in Kullu district
  • Notable projects include bridges, water supply schemes, and flood protection
  • Emphasis on infrastructure improvements for Banjar and Sainj regions
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Himachal Pradesh: CM Sukhu inaugurates developmental projects worth Rs. 78.47 crore

Himachal CM Sukhu initiates crucial Rs. 78.47 crore development projects uplifting Banjar and Kullu.

"These initiatives are pivotal for infrastructure and community development. - CM Thakur Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu"

Shimla, May 29

Chief Minister Thakur Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu performed inaugurations and laid foundation stones of 19 developmental projects worth Rs. 78.47 crore at Dehuri for Banjar assembly constituency of Kullu district on Wednesday.

According to an official release, the Chief Minister inaugurated seven projects including Rs. 7.32 crore Banjar bye-pass along with a bridge in tehsil Banjar, Rs. 1.38 crore Manglour bridge on NH 305, Rs. 2.80 crore lift water supply scheme to Tinda Sharan Bijohi, Galoon Laid, Tilroo and Chanour in tehsil Banjar, Rs. 2.17 crore LWSS to Dodni-Age, Bhatgran habitation in GP Diyar in tehsil Kullu, Rs. 2.06 crore Har Ghar Nal Se Jal to various WSS Larji in CV Kotla in tehsil Banjar, Rs. 2.80 crore Multi storied Parking at bus stand Banjar and Rs. 1.35 crore science Lab at Sainj.

CM Sukhu laid foundation stones of Johal Jeshta Ashni Puin road to be constructed at a cost of Rs. 4.73 crore, Jawal Tinda via Seri Bella Beogi road on which Rs. 4.65 crore to be spent, bridge over Tirthan river, Banjar to be built with an outlay of Rs. 7.11 crore, Rs. 6.20 crore, and Rs. 5.82 crore single span steel truss bridges over Sainj khad.

CM also performed foundation stones of Rs. 3.72 crore reclamation and restoration of rain damages at Sainj market and along right side of Sainj khad in tehsil Sainj, Rs. 8.02 crore flood protection work from Sharabai to Bajaura along river Beas on both side at various reaches, Rs. 1.90 crore flood protection work on Tirthan khad near Banjar, Rs. 3.40 crore flood mitigation and embankment protection work for experimental/ reach farm of KVK Bajaura, Rs. 4.85 crore flood protection work on Tirthan Jibhi khad near Dwala Shari and Ratwah in tehsil Banjar, Rs. 1.83 crore flood protection work to Sainj khad (left side) at various reaches in tehsil Sainj and Rs. 6.35 crore flood protection work on Jibhi khad at Hidab, Ghiagi, Jibhi, Dawala and Damothi and on Tirthan khad at Bathad, Pharyadi, Gushani, Shairopa Deori and Kandi Dhar Kalu ropa and Khundan to Manglore in tehsil Banjar.

- ANI

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Rahul K.
Good to see infrastructure development in Himachal! The Banjar bypass will ease traffic congestion significantly. Hope the flood protection works are completed before monsoon hits. Our hill states need more such projects. 👍
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Priya M.
As someone from Kullu, I'm happy but skeptical. Previous governments also made big announcements but quality was compromised. Hope this time they use good materials, especially for bridges in flood-prone areas. Tourism depends on these roads!
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Ankit S.
₹78 crore is a good start but Himachal needs much more. The multi-story parking at Banjar bus stand is a smart move - last time I visited, parking was a nightmare! Hope they maintain it properly unlike other government buildings.
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Sunita T.
Water supply schemes are the real game changers for rural women! No more walking kilometers for water. But officials must ensure regular maintenance - many past projects stopped working after 1-2 years. #HarGharJal
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Vikram J.
While development is welcome, I hope they're doing proper environmental impact studies. Himachal's beauty lies in its natural balance. Flood protection is needed but shouldn't harm the fragile Himalayan ecosystem. Sustainable development only!
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Neha P.
The science lab at Sainj is a great initiative! 🧪 Young minds in rural areas deserve quality education infrastructure. Hope they equip it properly and train teachers to use it effectively, not just for show.

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