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Haryana CM Approves Stadium, Sewer Lines, and Water Tanks for Narnaul

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Haryana CM approves Rs 10+ crore for Narnaul: roads, water tanks, ITI upgrades, stadium, sewer lines & Saini Sabha grants. Full details here!

Haryana CM Sh. During the state-level Maharaja Shoor Saini Jayanti celebration in Narnaul, Nayab Singh Saini made a number of announcements pertaining to Narnaul’s growth.

At the occasion, Narnaul MLA Sh. The Chief Minister promptly granted all 27 of Om Prakash Yadav’s development demands for the Narnaul Assembly constituency.

A grant of Rs 51 lakh was announced by the Chief Minister for the Saini Sabha at Narnaul. Furthermore, the Education Minister Sh. Mahipal Singh Dhanda, Minister of Public Works, Sh. MP Sh., Health Minister Arti Singh Rao, and Ranbir Singh Gangwa. Additionally, Dharambir Singh said that the Saini Sabha in Narnaul will receive Rs 11 lakh each.

Speaking during the commemoration of Maharaja Shoor Saini, the Chief Minister granted all of MLA Sh’s requests. Om Parkash Yadav and declared Rs 10 crore for the Narnaul Distributary’s renovation. Additionally, he declared that Rs 8 crore would be used to build water storage tanks in Nangal Katha, Chindalia, Dohar Kalan, and Amarpur Jorasi to support sprinkler irrigation systems.

In addition to renovating drainage systems for floodwater in the steep regions of villages Tahla and Mukundpura, approval was granted for an RCC pipeline for the Krishnavati River that would supply water from the minor to the Shobha Sagar pond.

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In addition, the Chief Minister declared that irrigation canal bridges will be built in the villages of Gehli, Nang Tihari, Kutubpur, Mandlana, Patikara, Lahroda, Guwani, Seva, Kanwi, and Seehma. To help raise groundwater levels, new ponds will also be built in the villages of Bazaad and Ganiyar.

He gave his approval for the construction of canal colony homes, a new sewer system, a new ITI building, a 12-room teaching block at the Government College, the renovation of the Women’s ITI building, and Rs 5 crore for the development of the HUDA Sector in Narnaul.

At the occasion of Jayanti, Chief Minister Sh. In addition, Nayab Singh Saini declared that a stadium would be built on six acres of land at Government PG College and that a boundary wall would be built for Government Women’s College in Narnaul. Additionally, he approved the construction of a new CP-2 subdivision, a facility for the Dakshin Haryana Bijli Vitran Nigam’s (DHBVN) Sub-Divisional Office, and a Sub-Health Center in Dhani Bathotha, Narnaul.

He declared that the poles would be realigned at the proper spacing and that the outdated electrical wires would be replaced. Additionally, the Chief Minister granted Rs 7 crore to replace 3 km of old sewer lines, install 25 km of new sewer lines, build new disposal facilities at Lal Pahadi and Eidgah Colony, and cover the existing drain in the Narnaul Municipal Council area.

The STP on Rewari Road will be undergoing repairs. Additionally, he declared that new waterworks would be built in Kojinda, Nasibpur, and Patikara, as well as in Seehma, Rampura, Barkoda, and Kutubpur, for the delivery of drinking water. Eleven of the city’s colonies will get new drinking water pipelines installed.

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The Chief Minister further declared that 13 unapproved colonies in Narnaul would be regularized and that 95 km of the 36 PWD roads would be repaired. In addition, he said that a four-lane road would be constructed up to Maharishi Chyawan Medical College and that Shaheed Rao Tula Ram would be honored by the name of the general hospital that would be constructed there.

The Chief Minister announced that an extra Rs5 crore would be set aside expressly for Narnaul development projects, and that 25 km of rural “kachcha” trails would be turned into pucca roads. He went on to say that all seven of the Saini Sabha’s demands would be examined for viability and then granted.

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