Una, November 7:- Deputy Chief Minister Mukesh Agnihotri said that the New Haroli Development Corridor, being constructed from Rampur Bridge to Haroli Jal Bhawan, would be completed by January 15. Lights will soon be installed along the development corridor so that people can walk there conveniently even at night. After widening the road on both sides, a beautiful pathway will be developed for pedestrians. A food court will also be established here. An amount of Rs. 4 crore is being spent on the beautification of the roadside stretch from Rampur Bridge to Jal Bhawan.
Late Friday evening, the Deputy Chief Minister reached Rampur Bridge along with officials and inspected the ongoing development works. He reviewed the progress of the heliport and synthetic athletics track projects and expressed satisfaction with the work. He directed the officials to ensure proper coordination among all projects and complete them on time.
He said that projects worth approximately Rs. 100 crore are under construction or proposed in New Haroli at Roda. A modern heliport is being developed at a cost of around Rs. 22 crore. The site levelling work has been completed, while the foundation work for the terminal building is underway. The project is targeted for completion by April 2028. Construction of a synthetic athletics track, at an estimated cost of around Rs. 10 crore, is also progressing.
There are also plans to establish a District ATS, an ex-servicemen's building, a court complex, an indoor stadium, a fairground, and offices of the Industries and Jal Shakti departments in New Haroli. The Deputy Chief Minister said that New Haroli is being developed as a new centre with modern facilities and planned infrastructure development.
