Himachal CM Announces Rs. 70 Cr Developmental Projects in Kangra. Himachal Pradesh Chief Minister Virbhadra Singh through video conferencing inaugurated several developmental projects to the tune of Rs 70 crore in Kangra district after his visit to the area was cancelled due to adverse weather conditions.

Transport Minister G S Bali and Power Minister Sujan Singh Pathania unveiled the plaques of the various projects on behalf of the chief minister in different places of the Kangra.

Major projects include construction of a polytechnic college for women funded by the Asian Development Bank under the Skill Development Scheme at a cost of Rs 42.61 crore, said Bali.

Meanwhile, Sujan Singh Pathania unveiled the plaque of a 133 KV electric substation to be built at a cost of Rs 14 crore. It would benefit 110 villages in Indora, Fatehpur and Jawali with a population of 1.25 lakh, besides minimising transmission and distribution losses.

The chief minister also announced the laying of foundation stone for the Kudal-Jakhbad road which will be built at an expenditure of Rs 11.50 crore. The 10 kilometres stretch would benefit population of five panchayats of Fatehpur constituency.

Other announced projects comprise of a ayurveda hospital in Suliali, Nurpur Constituency and a 00water supply scheme which would provide irrigation of 60 hectares of land in Dev-Bharari and Loharpura panchayats.

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