Chandigarh: – Haryana Chief Minister Sh. Nayab Singh Saini on Friday inaugurated and laid the foundation stones for eight development projects worth over Rs. 142 crore at a programme in Bhiwani. These included six completed projects costing Rs. 133.66 crore and two new works estimated to cost over Rs. 8.46 crore.
Among the major projects inaugurated was a scheme to use treated water from the sewage treatment plant (STP) on Charkhi Dadri Road for irrigation. Executed at a cost of over Rs. 84.33 crore, the project will promote the productive use of treated wastewater and increase irrigation water availability.
The Chief Minister also inaugurated a railway overbridge built at a cost of over Rs. 26 crore on the Rewari–Bathinda railway line. The bridge will ease travel in the area and reduce congestion at the railway crossing.
To strengthen education infrastructure, Sh. Nayab Singh Saini inaugurated a laboratory facility constructed at a cost of over Rs. 7.47 crore in the senior secondary wing of Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan School.
The Chief Minister also inaugurated three power substations to strengthen the electricity supply network: the 33 kV substation at Keru, constructed at a cost of Rs. 4.30 crore; the substation at Bhakhra, costing Rs. 7.23 crore; and the Isharwal-II substation, built at a cost of Rs. 4.28 crore.
On the occasion, he laid the foundation stones for a block office building at Tosham and a primary health centre at Bamla village. The block office building will cost Rs. 4.14 crore, while the primary health centre will be constructed at a cost of over Rs. 4.32 crore. The two projects will strengthen infrastructure for administrative functions and healthcare services.
Together, these projects will improve road connectivity, education facilities, healthcare services and power supply, while supporting better use of water resources in the Bhiwani area. It will also expand basic infrastructure and give fresh impetus to development in the region.