Chandigarh, October 30:- Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini on Friday inaugurated and laid the foundation stones of eight development projects worth over Rs 142 crore during a programme held in Bhiwani. These included the inauguration of six completed projects costing Rs 133 crore 66 lakh and the laying of foundation stones for two development works to be undertaken at a cost of over Rs 8 crore 46 lakh.
Among the major projects inaugurated by the Chief Minister was the project for using treated water from the Sewage Treatment Plant (STP) on Charkhi Dadri Road for irrigation. More than Rs 84 crore 33 lakh has been spent on this project. It will ensure better utilisation of treated water and help increase the availability of water resources for irrigation.
Additionally, the Chief Minister inaugurated an overbridge constructed on the Rewari-Bathinda railway line at a cost of more than Rs 26 crore. With the opening of this bridge, traffic movement in the area will become smoother and people will get relief from traffic jams at the railway crossing.
In the education sector, the Chief Minister inaugurated a laboratory in the senior secondary wing of Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan School, constructed at a cost of over Rs 7 crore 47 lakh. To strengthen the power infrastructure, he also inaugurated the 33 KV substation at Keru, built at a cost of Rs 4 crore 30 lakh, the Bhakhra substation, constructed at a cost of Rs 7 crore 23 lakh, and the Isharwal-2 substation, built at a cost of Rs 4 crore 28 lakh.
On the occasion, the Chief Minister also laid the foundation stones for the construction of a block office building in Tosham and a Primary Health Centre in village Bamla. The block office building in Tosham will be constructed at a cost of Rs 4 crore 14 lakh, while the Primary Health Centre in Bamla will cost more than Rs 4 crore 32 lakh. The construction of these buildings will strengthen the infrastructure related to administrative work and healthcare services.
With the completion of all these projects, the Bhiwani region will benefit from improved road connectivity, education, healthcare services, electricity supply and better utilisation of water resources. They will also give fresh momentum to the expansion of basic facilities and development works in the region.
