December 9, 2018

Chief Minister announces HRTC Depot and IPH Division at Jogindernagar

Chief Minister announces HRTC Depot and IPH Division  at Jogindernagar


Announces opening of ITI at Ladbhadol, Sub Tehsil at Makreri and taking over of Private B. Pharma College Jogindernagar
          Vijyender Shatma

SHIMLA-----While addressing a largely attending public meeting at Ritu Kala Manch in Jogindernagar in Mandi district today Chief Minister Jai Ram Thakur announced HRTC Depot and IPH Division  at Jogindernagar.

                        Chief Minister said that the present State Government was ensuring balanced development of every area of the State and welfare of every section of the society. He said that several schemes have been launched in the State for benefitting every section of the society. He said that the State Government has provided a corruption free and responsive administration to the people of the State. He said that the present Government was completing one year in office on 27th of this month. He said that the period has been full of achievements and accomplishments.

            Jai Ram Thakur said that the sole aim of the Government was all-round development of the State. He said that in the very first cabinet meeting, the present government decided to lower the age limit of old people to get social security pension without income limit criteria from 80 years to 70 years. He said that on this single decision the State Government was annually spending about Rs. 250 crore. It was a historic decision as every previous government in the State in their first cabinet meeting used to make politically motivated decisions, he added.

                           Chief Minister said that Jan Manch was another flagship programme of the State Government which has emerged a boon to the people of the State for the redressal of their grievances. He said that about 20000 grievances had been redressed in six Jan Manch conducted in different parts of the State. He said that it was unfortunate that a few opposition leaders were making much hue and cry over his use of helicopter. He reminded these leaders that he was using the helicopter for development of the State and not for his personal use as it was done in the previous tenure. 

                        Jai Ram Thakur  said that recently he undertook aerial survey of Pathankot-Jogindernagar railway line with the Union Railways Minister. He said that the Union Minister assured him that this track would be upgraded so that travelling duration between Pathankot and Jogindernagar could be reduced from existing nine hour to six hours. He said that transparent roofed coaches would also be provided on trains plied on this route. He said that the State Government was also endeavouring to construct an International Airport in Balh area in Mandi district. 

                           Chief Minister said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi has accepted the request of the State Government to be Chief Guest of the one year celebration of the State Government. He said that a mega function would be held at Dharamshala on 27th of this month.

                        Chief Minister announced upgradation of Middle School Shoru and High School Galu to High School and Senior Secondary school respectively from the next session. He also announced opening of ITI at Ladbhadol.                          He also announced Sub Tehsil at Makreri and increasing bed capacity in Ayurvedic Hospital Jogindernagar from existing ten to thirty bedded hospital. He also announced opening of Veterinary Dispensary at Gumma and taking over of Private B. Pharma College Jogindernagar. He announced Rs. 15 lakh for Dog Sterilisation Centre. 

                            Earlier the Chief Minister inaugurated Water Supply Scheme Shanan, Drahal, Makreri and Chaterbhuja in Jogindernagar Tehsil constructed at a cost of Rs. 1.62 crore. This scheme would benefit over 4100 people of 11 villages.  He also inaugurated augmentation of Lift Water Supply Scheme Dhoagon, Pipli and Kuthera constructed by spending an amount of Rs. 1.44 crore which would benefit about 3000 people of 12 villages.

                            Chief Minister laid foundation stones of Flow Irrigation Scheme    Asa-Ropa-Har and Jimjima Kuhal and of LWSS to partially covered habitation of Gaduhi and Bhora to be constructed by spending Rs. 1.92 crore and          Rs.  76.21 lakh respectively.

                            Various social, political and cultural organisations honoured the Chief Minister on the occasion.

                           Irrigation and Public Health Minister Mahender Singh Thakur said that it was an historic event for the people of the Mandi as for the first time Chief Minister was elected from Mandi. He said that out of the ten MLA in Mandi district, nine were BJP candidates and the tenth one was also associated to the BJP. He said that Rs. 4751 crore Irrigation Project has been sanctioned for the State by the Union Government. This would help in doubling the farmer's income by 2020, he added. He said that Rs. 1688 crore horticulture project has been sanctioned for the State for horticulture development of lower areas of the State. 

                             Member of Parliament Ram Swaroop Sharma said that it was due to the benevolence of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and due to effective persuasion of the State Government that Central projects worth crores of Rupees were sanctioned to the State during this short period of about eleven months.

                             Former Minister Gulab Singh Thakur said that the State was fast forging ahead on the path of progress and prosperity under the able leadership of Chief Minister Jai Ram Thakur. He said that it was for the first time that thirty news schemes were announced in the budget by the Chief Minister. He said that most of the Schemes have been launched for welfare of every section of the society. He said that the water supply schemes dedicated by the Chief Minister today would go a long way in solving the water problem of the area.

                               Local MLA   Prakash Rana while welcoming the Chief Minister and other dignitaries to his home constituency, said that the people of Jogindernagar have lot of expectation from the Chief Minister as the area has remained neglected in matter of development during the last many years. He said that the State Government headed by the Chief Minister Jai Ram Thakur was committed  to all all-round and balanced development of the State. He thanked the Chief Minister for laying foundation stones and dedicating various developmental schemes for the area and also detailed some developmental demands of the area.

                         District General Secretary  Pankaj Jamwal while welcoming the Chief Minister said that Jogindernagar area remained neglected during the tenure of previous State Government. 

                         MLAs   Rakesh Jamwal,  Jawahar Thakur,  Inder Singh Gandhi and  Hira Lal, Chairman MILKFED Nihal Chand Sharma,  Chairman Wakf Board  Raj Bali, District President BJP  Ranvir Singh, OSD to the  Chief Minister  Mohinder Dharmani, Deputy Commissioner Mandi Rugved Thakur were present on the occasion among others.

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**VijyenderSharma*, Press Correspondent Bohan Dehra Road  JAWALAMUKHI-176031, Kangra HP(INDIA)*
 
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