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Dharamsala Unveils Smart City Project and Iconic Tricolour Sculpture
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Dharamsala Unveils Smart City Project and Iconic Tricolour Sculpture

Dharamsala recently marked a significant milestone with the unveiling of its Smart City project and an iconic 150-ft high Tricolour sculpture. The inauguration ceremony celebrated the integration of modern urban development through the Smart City initiative, coupled with the symbolic representation of national pride in the form of the monumental Tricolour sculpture, adding a distinctive touch to the city's landscape.

The Smart City project in Dharamsala is poised to bring about transformative changes in urban infrastructure and services, aligning with the nationwide initiative to create technologically advanced and sustainable urban spaces. The inauguration of the 150-ft high Tricolour sculpture further reinforces the spirit of patriotism and unity, becoming a prominent landmark in the city.

The unveiling ceremony was attended by dignitaries and residents alike, symbolising a collective step towards a more progressive and visually striking Dharamsala. The combination of the Smart City project and the majestic Tricolour sculpture reflects the city's commitment to both modernity and national identity.

As Dharamsala embraces these initiatives, it not only elevates its urban landscape but also contributes to the broader vision of creating smart, inclusive, and culturally rich urban centres across the country.

Dharamsala recently marked a significant milestone with the unveiling of its Smart City project and an iconic 150-ft high Tricolour sculpture. The inauguration ceremony celebrated the integration of modern urban development through the Smart City initiative, coupled with the symbolic representation of national pride in the form of the monumental Tricolour sculpture, adding a distinctive touch to the city's landscape. The Smart City project in Dharamsala is poised to bring about transformative changes in urban infrastructure and services, aligning with the nationwide initiative to create technologically advanced and sustainable urban spaces. The inauguration of the 150-ft high Tricolour sculpture further reinforces the spirit of patriotism and unity, becoming a prominent landmark in the city. The unveiling ceremony was attended by dignitaries and residents alike, symbolising a collective step towards a more progressive and visually striking Dharamsala. The combination of the Smart City project and the majestic Tricolour sculpture reflects the city's commitment to both modernity and national identity. As Dharamsala embraces these initiatives, it not only elevates its urban landscape but also contributes to the broader vision of creating smart, inclusive, and culturally rich urban centres across the country.

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