Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami participated in a program organized at Satpuli in Pauri district
Pauri Garhwal: Pushkar Singh Dhami, the chief minister of Uttarakhand, laid the cornerstone for a number of development projects totaling around Rs 172 crore 65 lakhs, including the construction of the multifunctional Satpuli Lake in the Eastern Nayar River. On Thursday, he took part in an event held in Satpuli in the Pauri district.
During this event, the Chief Minister announced plans to build a new building in Government Inter College Bharoli Khal and Bironkhal under Development Block Bironkhal, build a motor bridge over the Western Nayar River between Nayar Patisain and Aswalsyun between Development Block Ekeshwar and Kaljikhal, build a mini stadium in Development Block Ekeshwar Headquarters, build a barrage 500 meters upstream from the Pipaldonga bridge over the Ravansa River, and establish a police post at Tadkeshwar Mahadev.
“Schemes valued at over Rs 172 crore have been inaugurated and the foundation stone laid,” the chief minister said. These plans will turn out to be a turning point in the area’s growth. The completion of Satpuli Lake’s development will also benefit the local economy.
He said that this effort has already started and that Prime Minister Narendra Modi has referred to this third decade of the twenty-first century as the decade of Uttarakhand from the land of Baba Kedar. “The lake whose foundation stone has been laid will also benefit many generations to come,” he said.
He said that in addition to air and road links, the state’s infrastructure is expanding quickly. There is a lot of construction going on in the state’s tourist industry.
According to the chief minister, the administration is always trying to solve the significant issue of migration. In addition to encouraging self-employment across the state, youth involvement in regional industry is also guaranteed.
“Our women’s strength is bringing revolution in every field,” he remarked. Today, Matrishakti’s products—which are in demand even overseas—are failing even large corporations.
According to the Chief Minister, the state administration is resolutely trying to protect the state’s cultural values.
“Over 5000 acres of land in the state have been cleared of encroachment,” he stated. We plan to introduce UCC throughout the state in January 2025. Strict land rules will be implemented shortly, taking into account the state’s popular opinion.
The Chaubattakhal assembly constituency’s development brochure was issued by the chief minister at this time.
