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Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami has approved significant funding for multiple development projects across the state. The allocations include road infrastructure improvements in Nainital district and water supply schemes in Bageshwar. Major preparations for Kumbh Mela 2027 have also received substantial financial backing. Additionally, the approval includes pension benefits for freedom fighters' families and drinking water projects under NABARD funding.

Key Points: Uttarakhand CM Dhami Approves Rs 146 Crore Development Projects

  • Rs 3.81 crore approved for road widening in Nainital's Kaladhungi constituency
  • Rs 4.73 crore for Bodi Dhuraphat Pumping Scheme in Bageshwar district
  • Rs 7.07 crore for Prosecution Department office construction in Haridwar
  • Rs 17.58 crore for drinking water and solar projects under NABARD
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Uttarakhand CM Dhami grants financial assistance of Rs 146.19 Crore for various development projects

CM Pushkar Singh Dhami sanctions funds for roads, water schemes, Kumbh Mela prep, and pensions across Uttarakhand districts including Nainital and Haridwar.

"The Chief Minister approved various new construction works with a total sanction of about Rs 1.13 billion - Official Statement"

Dehradun, September 12

Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami has approved funding of Rs 3.81 crore under the State Plan for road widening from Government Primary School, Bhagwanpur, to Government Inter College, Lamachaur, connecting to the main Kaladhungi road in Nainital district's Kaladhungi assembly constituency.

In Bageshwar district, the Chief Minister approved Rs 4.73 crore for the Bodi Dhuraphat Pumping Scheme under the Bageshwar division, covering the completion of pending works and retrofitting of pumps/motors with energy-efficient centrifugal pump sets.

In Haridwar district, the Chief Minister sanctioned Rs 7.07 crore for the construction of the Prosecution Department's Divisional Directorate office and central malkhana at Roshnabad, with approval for release of 40% of the funds as the first instalment.

For preparations related to the Kumbh Mela 2027, the Chief Minister approved various new construction works with a total sanction of about Rs 1.13 billion, and authorised the release of a token amount of Rs 10 crore during the current financial year.

Under the Drinking Water and Sanitation Department, approval was granted for drinking water and grid solar projects costing Rs 17.58 crore, including three projects of the Uttarakhand Jal Sansthan (Rs 9.22 crore) and 17 projects of the Uttarakhand Peyjal Nigam (₹8.36 crore), all sanctioned under NABARD.

The Chief Minister also approved the sanction of the Loktantra Senani Samman Pension for Smt. Devki Devi, wife of late Shyam Datt Tiwari, resident of Kichha, Udham Singh Nagar district. She will receive a monthly pension of Rs 16,000 from June 14, 2017, to October 13, 2022, and thereafter Rs 20,000 per month (with arrears) effective from October 14, 2022.

- ANI

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Priya S
The drinking water projects are crucial for rural areas. Many villages still struggle with water access. Hope these projects actually reach the people who need them most 💧
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Aman W
Kumbh Mela 2027 preparations starting already! Smart move to plan ahead. Haridwar needs better infrastructure to handle the massive crowds. This investment will pay off in tourism revenue 🕉️
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Nisha Z
While I appreciate the development initiatives, I hope there's proper monitoring of these funds. We've seen too many projects where money gets allocated but work never completes on time. Transparency please!
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Vikram M
Good to see energy-efficient pumps being installed. Sustainable development is the way forward for our hill state. Solar projects in water supply will reduce electricity costs in long run 🌞
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Suresh O
The pension for freedom fighter's family is a respectful gesture. Our elders deserve dignity and support. More such initiatives needed for families who sacrificed for the nation 🇮🇳

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