CM Sukhu Lays Foundation Stone for Rs 309 Mn Development Projects
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CM Sukhu Lays Foundation Stone for Rs 309 Mn Development Projects

Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu laid the foundation stone for development projects worth Rs 309 million in the Shahpur Assembly segment of Kangra district. These projects aim to enhance road connectivity, promote economic growth, and improve sports infrastructure in the region.

Key Development Projects Laleta to Banu Mahadev Link Road – Rs 110 million NH-154 to Dhanotu via Bad Basti Road – Rs 441 million Bhanala-Rulehr Road Upgrade – Rs 198 million Rirkmaar-Kutharna Road Upgrade – Rs 54 million Pavilion Block at Rait (Chambi) Stadium – Rs 11 million Maharana Pratap Bhawan (by Rajput Sabha) – Puja performed Government’s Commitment to Infrastructure Growth CM Sukhu reaffirmed the state government’s dedication to improving rural connectivity and sports infrastructure, ensuring better accessibility and quality of life for residents. Strengthening the road network is a top priority, with a vision to enhance infrastructure and promote local development.

Shahpur MLA Expresses Gratitude Shahpur MLA Kewal Singh Pathania thanked the Chief Minister, highlighting that these projects will significantly uplift the constituency and improve residents' lives.

These initiatives mark a major step towards strengthening Himachal Pradesh’s infrastructure and fostering economic progress.

Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu laid the foundation stone for development projects worth Rs 309 million in the Shahpur Assembly segment of Kangra district. These projects aim to enhance road connectivity, promote economic growth, and improve sports infrastructure in the region. Key Development Projects Laleta to Banu Mahadev Link Road – Rs 110 million NH-154 to Dhanotu via Bad Basti Road – Rs 441 million Bhanala-Rulehr Road Upgrade – Rs 198 million Rirkmaar-Kutharna Road Upgrade – Rs 54 million Pavilion Block at Rait (Chambi) Stadium – Rs 11 million Maharana Pratap Bhawan (by Rajput Sabha) – Puja performed Government’s Commitment to Infrastructure Growth CM Sukhu reaffirmed the state government’s dedication to improving rural connectivity and sports infrastructure, ensuring better accessibility and quality of life for residents. Strengthening the road network is a top priority, with a vision to enhance infrastructure and promote local development. Shahpur MLA Expresses Gratitude Shahpur MLA Kewal Singh Pathania thanked the Chief Minister, highlighting that these projects will significantly uplift the constituency and improve residents' lives. These initiatives mark a major step towards strengthening Himachal Pradesh’s infrastructure and fostering economic progress.

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