Development Surge: Nagrota Bagwan Welcomes New Projects

Himachal Pradesh Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu unveiled and initiated multiple development projects totaling Rs 36 crore in Nagrota Bagwan, Kangra district. Key initiatives include infrastructure projects such as roads and fire stations, aimed at improving connectivity and disaster response facilities in the region.

On Monday, Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu of Himachal Pradesh inaugurated and initiated several development projects in the Nagrota Bagwan assembly constituency, Kangra district. The projects are valued at Rs 36 crore, according to officials.

Included in the developments is a Rs 3.10 crore fire post building at Nagrota Bagwan. Additionally, a Rs 4.80 crore road project has been unveiled, connecting Malan to Gujrehra Pathiar and Sakrehar, along with a Rs 4.84 crore metalling and tarring effort for the Kharat-Jandrah-Aerla-Ropa-Kardiana road.

The Chief Minister also celebrated the completion of a Rs 3.47 crore bridge over Dharoon Khad, linking Kaled with Kari Da Bag village. Plans for further developments include a road from Rangehar Sadoon Malmu to Nera costing Rs 9.56 crore, and electrical infrastructure upgrades worth Rs 10 crore. Upon his arrival, the Chief Minister was warmly received by the locals.

(With inputs from agencies.)