Haryana’s Rao Narbir Singh launches Rs. 8.34 crore projects in Gurugram, including roads, PHC, street lights, and modern park for rural development.

Rao Narbir Singh, the minister of industry and commerce for Haryana, stated that the state government is fully committed to the holistic development of Gurugram and is operating in mission mode. According to him, the government’s primary goal is to guarantee that all services are provided to the public in a timely, transparent, and high-quality manner.

Speaking at a public event in the village of Hajipur (Patli) late last night, the Minister stated that several ministries are rapidly executing development plans in response to Gurugram’s expanding development requirements. In addition to improving infrastructure, the government wants to give rural communities access to amenities on par with those found in urban areas. Road infrastructure, health, education, and rural development are receiving particular attention.

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The Minister of Industry and Commerce used this occasion to lay the groundwork for a number of significant local initiatives. These include a project costing about Rs. 2 crore for the development of the MGGBY Colony, the laying of the foundation stone for a PHC that will be erected at a cost of Rs. 4.7 crore by the Panchayat Department, and the construction of a contemporary park by HSIIDC at a cost of Rs. 72 lakh. In addition, permission has been granted to build paved roads that will go to the village fields.

The Minister also officially opened the Rs. 1.62 crore street lighting systems that HSIIDC had built around the village during the event. According to him, these amenities will raise the locals’ standard of living while also giving the village’s social and economic development a new focus. He promised to prioritize addressing the village’s and the surrounding areas’ other development requirements in the days to come.