Chandigarh, 15 November:- Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini said that the state government was working with firm commitment to realise Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s vision of Viksit Bharat-2047. The government aims to make Haryana the first developed state in the country in line with this vision. He said that the government was delivering on its promises. Of the 217 commitments made in the Assembly election manifesto, 76 had been fulfilled within just two years, while work on the remaining 141 was progressing rapidly. The development of any state or region is measured by the improvements in the daily lives of ordinary people. Development promises become a reality on the ground only when changes are visible from homes and courtyards to village community centres. Public service, he said, was not merely an administrative formality but a duty towards the people.
The Chief Minister was speaking on Sunday at a programme organised at the Neeldhari Gurdwara Pipli Sahib complex in Kurukshetra district. Before addressing the gathering, he presented six development projects worth Rs 44.83 crore to the Pipli, Ladwa and Thanesar areas. He inaugurated four projects costing Rs 13.36 crore and laid the foundation stones of two projects worth Rs 31.474 crore. The Chief Minister also extended greetings on Chhath Puja. Member of Parliament Naveen Jindal and former Minister of State Subhash Sudha were also present.
Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini said that Dharmakshetra-Kurukshetra was the centre of the state's culture, faith and philosophy of life. It was from this very land that Lord Shri Krishna conveyed the message of action, duty and public welfare to the entire world. The projects being undertaken today were an effort to put that same commitment to action into practice. He said that the foundation stone had been laid for a sewerage system and a 6.50 MLD pumping station costing Rs 22.47 crore for Pipli, Bir Pipli and the colonies along the Pipli-Ladwa Road in the Ladwa Assembly constituency. This would provide a permanent solution to the long-standing problem of water drainage. He said that two 33 kV substations, constructed at a cost of Rs 12.25 crore in Sector 28 and Jogna Khera, had become operational, strengthening the electricity supply. Sub-health centres had also been opened in Mirzapur and Dayalpur. Residents would no longer have to travel long distances for treatment, as healthcare facilities would now be available in their villages. He added that the KDB Road would be renovated and beautified at a cost of Rs 9 crore. Devotees visiting the holy city would be welcomed by the upcoming Kurukshetra Dwar and Umri Dwar.
The Chief Minister said that development and heritage were being advanced together in Kurukshetra district. A 50-bed civil hospital had been established in Ladwa. The elevated railway track in Kurukshetra, constructed at a cost of around Rs 400 crore, had already been dedicated to the public. After Rohtak, it was the second such track in the country. A nursing college was being constructed at Kheri Ramnagar. He said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi had laid the foundation stone of a Sikh museum to be built in Kurukshetra at a cost of Rs 164 crore and inaugurated a replica of the Panchjanya conch.
He said that the projects inaugurated and launched today were concrete steps towards a developed Haryana. The role of public representatives and citizens was equally important. He urged them to keep informing the administration about the needs of their areas and the status of development works so that every problem could be resolved in time. Assuring the residents of Pipli, Ladwa, Thanesar and the entire Kurukshetra district, he said that development works would continue uninterrupted. Together, he said, they would build a Kurukshetra equipped with modern facilities while preserving and strengthening its cultural identity.
Haryana Will Emerge as a Developed State by 2035 Under the Goal of Viksit Bharat: Naveen Jindal
Member of Parliament Naveen Jindal said that under the leadership of Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini, development work across the state was progressing at a rapid pace. At this rate, Haryana would emerge as a developed state by 2035 in line with the goal of Viksit Bharat, and other states would draw inspiration from Haryana. He said that the Chief Minister was introducing schemes for the development of every section of society and ensuring their implementation on the ground. Every section of the state was prosperous today, and Haryana was continuously moving towards achieving the goal of becoming a developed state.
Development Work Progressing at Ten Times the Pace Under Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini: Subhash Sudha
Former Minister of State Subhash Sudha welcomed Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini and other guests, saying that under the Chief Minister's leadership, Pipli was making remarkable progress in development. Development works across the state were being carried out at ten times the previous pace. He said that the Sant Shiromani Ravidas Yatra would reach Umri on 25 November and would receive the grandest welcome there. He appealed to residents to participate in the yatra in large numbers.
