Foundation stone laying and inauguration in Haroli Vis area at a cost of Rs 43.20 lakh in one day.
Una, November 8 - Complete and balanced development of Himachal Pradesh is the top priority of the state government, several schemes and programs have been launched by the state government to turn it into a ground reality, which will directly benefit the people of the state.  |
This information was given by Deputy Chief Minister Mukesh Agnihotri while addressing reporters on the occasion of formal foundation stone laying and inauguration of various 22 development projects costing Rs. 43 crore 20 lakh in Haroli assembly constituency. He said that today the foundation stones of various development works worth Rs 33.56 crore have been laid and development works worth Rs 9.64 crore have been inaugurated.
The Deputy Chief Minister said that there will be no shortage of funds in the development works in the state and it will be ensured that every development work being started is completed within the minimum stipulated time. He instructed the officials of Jal Shakti Department, Public Works Department and Transport Department to pay special attention to the speed as well as the quality of the works started. He said that Haroli Assembly Constituency is moving towards decisive development and projects are being planned in the fields of roads, health, education, drinking water and irrigation to meet the needs of the present generation and future generations. The benefit of this can also be ensured. He said that 32 crore rupees are being spent on providing drinking water in the bulk drug park being built in the Vidhan Sabha constituency Haroli, 40 crore rupees on road construction and about 15 crore rupees on electricity supply.
The Deputy Chief Minister said that the Bhakra-Jamalpur power line is being connected to Haroli. Apart from this, electricity line is being laid from Nazar Nahri to Pekhubela and Polian at a cost of Rs 95 crore to meet the electricity requirements of the bulk drug park. Apart from this, a new electricity sub-station is being established at Tahliwal at a cost of Rs 31 crore. He said that with the completion of all these power projects, the power needs of the region will be met for many decades to come.
Mukesh Agnihotri said that 19 drinking water schemes are being constructed in Una district through the Asian Development Bank, on which 139 crore rupees are being spent. He instructed the officials of the Asian Development Bank that ADB in the district by May 2024. Ensure completion of all projects and under construction projects in Balial and Nagnoli in next 1 month. The Deputy Chief Minister said that the construction of the bus stand at Haroli at a cost of about 7 crore rupees will be completed within a year. He said that the longest Rampur-Haroli bridge in the state is being developed for the convenience of tourists and the safety and facilities of the people visiting it are being increased. He said that CCTV cameras are being installed on the Rampur-Haroli bridge for security reasons. While piaus and rain shelters have been constructed here for the convenience of the people.

He said that inauguration and public offering in Haroli assembly constituency on November 8 at a cost of Rs 43.20 crore in a single day is a record in itself, in which foundation stones of various development works worth Rs 33.56 crore have been laid:-
Improvement work of Laluwal and Chhetran water supply scheme with Rs.2.14 crores
2.81 crore improvement work of polian beet water supply scheme
87.10 lakhs improvement work of Butt Kalan water supply scheme
2.83 crore water supply scheme of Volleyball village
4.41 crore Dulahar Water Supply Scheme,
2.67 crore water supply scheme for Bhulgarh area of village Bhadsali,
Tubewell improvement work in Panjawar at a cost of Rs 84.61 lakh
Improvement of tubewell in Panjavad with 85.31 lakh rupees
87.94 crore tubewell improvement work in village Khad
A bus stand will be built in Haroli at a cost of 6.89 crores
1.02 crore tube well improvement work in Haroli
Improvement work of tubewell at a cost of Rs.96.04 lakh in Kante
Improvement work of tube well near Cooperative Society at Haroli with Rs.1.07 crore
93.87 lakh rupees improvement of tubewell in Sensowal
3.35 crore flood protection works in sub tributary of Athwain Khad in Pandoga and
Includes the construction of Shitla Mata Mandir in Ispur at a cost of Rs 97.66 lakh.

Apart from this, in the inauguration of various development works built at a cost of Rs.9.64 crore
Two driking water point built at the cost of 50 lakh rupees on Haroli bridge
Improvement work of lift water supply scheme Haroli at a cost of 6.15 crores
Improvement of tubewell in Dharampur at a cost of 52.24 lakh rupees
Newly constructed examination hall at Ravmapa Nangal Khurd at a cost of 32 lakh rupees
Rain shelter built at a cost of 43 lakhs near Haroli-Rampur bridge
Construction of new Sub Health Center at Karampur at a cost of Rs.41.35 lakh and
Ravampa Laldi includes building of science laboratory at a cost of Rs.1.31 crore.
On this occasion, he also inspected the water storage tank under construction at Polian Beit and the rest house under construction at Haroli and gave necessary guidelines to the officials of Jal Shakti Department.
On this occasion, District Congress Committee President Ranjit Singh Rana, State Congress Committee Secretary and Dhan Tahliwal Truck Union Satish Bittu, Haroli Block Congress Committee President Vinod Bittu, District Congress Committee OBC Cell President Pramod Kumar, State Youth Congress General Secretary Nitish Sharma, Haroli Block Youth Congress President Prashant Roy, Zilla Parishad Member Naresh Kumari, Panchayat Head of Dulehar. Nand Kishore, District Panchayat Head Vicky Rana, Nangal Khurd Panchayat Head Praveen Kumar, Dharampur Panchayat Head Subhadra, Vishal Sharma SDM Haroli, Water Power Department Chief Engineer Vijay Kumar Dhatwalia, Superintendent Engineer Naresh Dhiman, Public Works Department Head Superintendent Engineer Vijay Chaudhary , Executive Engineer Vijay Chaudhary etc. were present. Engineer Puneet Kumar, Deputy Director of Education Department Devendra Chandel, Managing Director of Himachal Road Transport Corporation Rohan Thakur and Regional Manager Suresh Kumar were present along with officers and employees of other departments and local people.