Infra projects worth Rs 415 cr in Noida ahead of UP Diwas
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Infra projects worth Rs 415 cr in Noida ahead of UP Diwas

Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath is likely to visit Noida on the occasion of UP Diwas, which will be celebrated on January 25 at Shilp Haat in Sector 33A. While the Noida Authority plans the inauguration of projects worth Rs 415 crore on the occasion, speculation is rife that Adityanath could announce some big-ticket state projects once the visit is confirmed.

To mark the occasion, an exhibition of all 75 districts of UP will be held at the Haat, along with cultural programmes. Projects that are likely to be inaugurated by the CM include Shaheed Bhagat Singh Park in Sector 150, Bio-diversity Park in Sector 91, the Film City parking in Sector-16A, underground parking in Sector 3, a shooting range at the Sector 21A indoor stadium, a modern auditorium at Panchsheel Balak Inter College in Sector 91 and the light and sound show in Sector 15A.

As per sources, the land in front of Shilp Haat may be used for a makeshift helipad for the CM, and his programme may not be limited to the achievements of Noida-Greater Noida alone but may include the announcement of some state-level projects.

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4th Indian Cement Review Conference 2021

4th Indian Cement Review Conference 2021

17-18 March 

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Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath is likely to visit Noida on the occasion of UP Diwas, which will be celebrated on January 25 at Shilp Haat in Sector 33A. While the Noida Authority plans the inauguration of projects worth Rs 415 crore on the occasion, speculation is rife that Adityanath could announce some big-ticket state projects once the visit is confirmed. To mark the occasion, an exhibition of all 75 districts of UP will be held at the Haat, along with cultural programmes. Projects that are likely to be inaugurated by the CM include Shaheed Bhagat Singh Park in Sector 150, Bio-diversity Park in Sector 91, the Film City parking in Sector-16A, underground parking in Sector 3, a shooting range at the Sector 21A indoor stadium, a modern auditorium at Panchsheel Balak Inter College in Sector 91 and the light and sound show in Sector 15A. As per sources, the land in front of Shilp Haat may be used for a makeshift helipad for the CM, and his programme may not be limited to the achievements of Noida-Greater Noida alone but may include the announcement of some state-level projects. Image Source4th Indian Cement Review Conference 20214th Indian Cement Review Conference 202117-18 March Click for event info

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