Himachal Pradesh Aims for New Developmental Milestones in Rural Sectors
Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu of Himachal Pradesh focuses on rural development, initiating 21 projects worth Rs 81.30 crore in Kullu district. Efforts include enhancing road infrastructure, health, education, and tourism. Plans are underway for a new school and local employment through e-cart subsidies.
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In a bid to boost development in Himachal Pradesh's rural areas, Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu announced several initiatives targeting key infrastructure sectors. Speaking in Baga Sarahan, Sukhu laid the foundation stones for 21 projects totaling Rs 81.30 crore.
These projects encompass vital areas such as road construction, drinking water schemes, irrigation, health, education, and renewable energy, aiming to uplift the local community and economy significantly.
Further commitments include converting Anni into a nagar panchayat, developing a lake in Saharan, offering e-cart subsidies to local youth, and establishing a CBSE school, signifying a comprehensive approach towards sustainable rural progress.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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