Una, October 19 - From the development point of view, Haroli assembly constituency has a special identity in the entire state where all types of basic facilities are available to every area resident. Therefore, the development work currently being done in this area is keeping an eye on the needs of the future generation of the area. This information was given by Deputy Chief Minister Mukesh Agnihotri at the inauguration of the 31st Block Level Children Science Congress at Government Senior Secondary School Palakwah in Haroli Assembly Constituency. After this he addressed the students of various schools, teachers and the residents of the area present. He informed that apart from the large scale development projects in Haroli Assembly Constituency, work is being done in the areas of roads, health, education, drinking water and irrigation for the needs of the residents in such a way that future generations in the area can also benefit from them. Can be ensured.
Discussing about the development in Haroli assembly constituency during the last two decades, Mukesh Agnihotri said that when he got the opportunity to serve the people of Haroli assembly constituency two decades ago, at that time this area was very backward in terms of development. Was. Due to the continuous efforts made by him during the last two decades, today Haroli Assembly Constituency is set as an example in the entire state in terms of development, the credit of which also goes to the people of this area, whose continuous support and blessings have enabled him to be elected from this constituency for the fifth consecutive time. Got a chance to represent. He said that in the near future this area is going to become a hub of education and educational facilities will be increased in the educational institutions of the area. He told that while two decades ago there were only four senior secondary schools in Haroli assembly constituency, today 33 senior secondary schools, two industrial training institutes, one Kendriya Vidyalaya and three colleges are raising the flame of education in the area. He said that due to the Indian Institute of Information Technology (IIIT) established at a cost of Rs 150 crore in village Saloh of Haroli assembly constituency, this area has got special recognition in the country and the world. He said that the new building of Industrial Training Institute Pandoga in Haroli assembly constituency is almost ready for which Rs 1 crore 30 lakh has been released recently and it will be inaugurated soon. He said that Himcaps Law and Nursing College, Badhera, established in the cooperative area, also has a special place in Una district as well as in the entire state, from where the children studying law and nursing are bringing glory to the region in the country and the world. . He said that on one hand, most of the people of the previous generation were uneducated or very less educated, whereas at present the young men and women of this area are bringing glory to the area by becoming doctors, engineers, judges, lawyers and nursing officers.
Mukesh Agnihotri said that at present about Rs 150 crore is being spent on road projects and Rs 150 crore on drinking water and irrigation projects in Haroli assembly constituency. Apart from this, the work of shifting electric poles is being done at a cost of Rs 11 crore. He informed that indoor stadium is being constructed in Government College Khad at a cost of Rs 14 crore. A big bridge is being constructed on Swan river between Pandoga and Tyuri at a cost of Rs 51 crore and another bridge is also being constructed near Haroli College at a cost of Rs 7 crore. He said that during his current tenure, irrigation facility will be provided in every farm of Haroli assembly constituency, for which irrigation projects are being implemented on a large scale. In this series, 15 tube wells are being constructed in Beet area at a cost of Rs 32 crore. 7 big water storage tanks are being constructed in the area. Apart from this, the largest water storage tank of Himachal Pradesh is also being built in Amrali.
Giving a strong message about a drug-free society, the Deputy Chief Minister said that as soon as the present government came to power, strict action has been taken against drugs, due to which many criminals related to drug trafficking are in jail today. He said that no person associated with drug trafficking will be spared, no matter how big he is or what ideology he belongs to. He said that liquor vends established near educational institutions would be shifted elsewhere so that the young generation could be protected from the possible ill effects of drugs. He called upon the students present to take a pledge to never take drugs in their life and inspire others to live a drug-free life.
The Deputy Chief Minister assured that the local school administration will fulfill all the demands related to the school. He announced to give Rs 25 thousand from his discretionary fund to the local school for cultural program.
330 students from 55 different schools of education block Haroli participated in the two-day 31st block level Children Science Congress. The Deputy Chief Minister himself examined the science model made by the students and interacted with them. The Deputy Chief Minister highly appreciated the model made by the students.
Deputy Director of Education Department Devendra Singh Chandel, social worker and former head of Palakwah Panchayat Sandeep Agnihotri and Principal of Government Senior Secondary School Palakwah Naresh Thakur also addressed the program.
District Congress Committee President Ranjit Singh Rana, Haroli Block Congress Committee President Vinod Kumar Bittu, former head Palakwah Sandeep Agnihotri, Captain Shakti Singh, besides SDM Haroli Vishal Sharma, Deputy Director Education Department Devendra Chandel, Principal of the local school Naresh Thakur, were present in the program. Children Science Congress Coordinator Rajesh Kaushal and District District Supervisor Rajan Sharma, participants from various schools and a large number of local people were also present.