Various development initiatives launched in Kangra by Himachal CM
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Various development initiatives launched in Kangra by Himachal CM

Jairam Thakur, Chief Minister of Himachal Pradesh, unveiled a number of construction initiatives totaling Rs 1.48 billion in the Kangra district's Sulah assembly constituency.

The development projects include the construction of a double-lane bridge over Neugal Khud on the Bairghatta-Duhak road, a lift water supply system for the villages of Kona Pihadi, Duhak Dhaniyara, Bhedi Paprola, Dali Bhalunder, and Lahdu Sadda, and a flow irrigation system for the Bada Beas worth Rs 100.7 million.

Additionally, he presided over the foundation-laying ceremonies for the ITI building at Kouna and the 700 million rupee Pharmacy College Sulah.

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Jairam Thakur, Chief Minister of Himachal Pradesh, unveiled a number of construction initiatives totaling Rs 1.48 billion in the Kangra district's Sulah assembly constituency. The development projects include the construction of a double-lane bridge over Neugal Khud on the Bairghatta-Duhak road, a lift water supply system for the villages of Kona Pihadi, Duhak Dhaniyara, Bhedi Paprola, Dali Bhalunder, and Lahdu Sadda, and a flow irrigation system for the Bada Beas worth Rs 100.7 million. Additionally, he presided over the foundation-laying ceremonies for the ITI building at Kouna and the 700 million rupee Pharmacy College Sulah. Also read: CEB invites bids for ground-mounted, floating solar projects NHPC, HP government ink pact for Dugar hydro project

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