CM Dhami Approves Multiple Development Projects in Uttarakhand
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CM Dhami Approves Multiple Development Projects in Uttarakhand

Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami has approved several development projects across Uttarakhand, including a ?6.19 crore drinking water project in Hathibarkala, Dehradun. Other key approvals include road strengthening works in Naugaon and Almora, and the construction of police stations in Haldwani and Champawat.

Additionally, Dhami approved several healthcare and infrastructure initiatives, including the second phase of the Advanced Training Centre in Champawat and a new drinking water scheme for Naya Gaon Hathibarkala. These projects are part of the state's ongoing efforts to enhance public infrastructure and services.

Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami has approved several development projects across Uttarakhand, including a ?6.19 crore drinking water project in Hathibarkala, Dehradun. Other key approvals include road strengthening works in Naugaon and Almora, and the construction of police stations in Haldwani and Champawat. Additionally, Dhami approved several healthcare and infrastructure initiatives, including the second phase of the Advanced Training Centre in Champawat and a new drinking water scheme for Naya Gaon Hathibarkala. These projects are part of the state's ongoing efforts to enhance public infrastructure and services.

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