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Time of India
02-05-2025
- Politics
- Time of India
Chief minister launches Rs 644 crore development projects in Panchmahal on Gujarat Gaurav Divas
Gandhinagar: Chief minister Bhupendra Patel launched Gujarat Gaurav Divas celebrations in Panchmahal on Thursday, by unveiling Rs 644.72 crore in development projects. Highlighting Gujarat's progress post-2001 under Narendra Modi's leadership, Patel emphasised the state's holistic development plan. From Godhra, he virtually inaugurated and laid foundation stones for 85 projects. He also inaugurated the newly constructed office of the Inspector General of Police in Godhra, built at a cost of over Rs 5.05 crore, and visited the arms exhibition organised as part of the Gujarat Police Expo 2025. Patel highlighted that the scale of development projects being inaugurated on Thursday was equivalent to what once constituted an entire year's district development budget. . Robust systems have been established across the state in key areas such as healthcare, education, drinking water, roads, and electricity, he said. He mentioned the Vanbandhu Kalyan Yojana's impact on eastern tribal areas, , from Ambaji to Umargam. A 100-bed sub-district hospital will be established at Morva Hadaf in Panchmahal district, ensuring better healthcare access for rural communities, he added. The CM said that 4.77 crore citizens have also been registered under Ayushman Bharat Health Account (ABHA). He also spoke about the upgradation of 12 roads to Garvi Gujarat high-speed corridors, including the Santarampur–Morva Hadaf road, which will be built for Rs 676 crore to improve connectivity for 3 lakh residents in the region and provide faster access to Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Mangadh Hill, and the Statue of Unity. Additionally, Rs 110 crore has been approved to extend the Kalol Bypass into a four-lane road. Furthermore, Rs 250 crore has been approved for resurfacing of 171 roads constructed under the Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana in tribal areas. Irrigation water from Panam dam will reach 9 Panchmahal villages (rs 31 crore), benefiting 1,250 hectares.
Time of India
01-05-2025
- Business
- Time of India
CM dedicates projects worth Rs 645 crore in Panchmahal
Gandhinagar: Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel marked the state-level celebration of Gujarat Gaurav Divas in Panchmahal by launching and dedicating development projects worthRs 644.72 crore. Speaking at the event in Godhra, he emphasised the significant transformation Gujarat has witnessed since 2001, crediting the progress to the visionary leadership of then Chief Minister Narendra Modi. Patel virtually inaugurated and laid foundation stones for 85 projects, covering sectors such as infrastructure, healthcare, road connectivity, and rural development. He also inaugurated the new office building of the Inspector General of Police in Godhra, constructed at a cost of over Rs 5.05 crore, and visited the Gujarat Police Expo 2025's Arms Exhibition. Patel noted that the volume of projects launched in a single day is equivalent to an entire year's development budget of a district in earlier times. Highlighting the state's commitment to inclusive growth, he referred to the Vanbandhu Kalyan Yojana, which has improved medical access across the tribal belt from Ambaji to Umargam. A 100-bed sub-district hospital will be set up at Morva Hadaf in Panchmahal to bolster rural healthcare services. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Google Brain Co-Founder Andrew Ng, Recommends: Read These 5 Books And Turn Your Life Around Blinkist: Andrew Ng's Reading List In a major boost to connectivity, the CM announced the upgradation of the Santarampur–Morva Hadaf road into a high-speed corridor at a cost o fRs 676 crore, benefiting around three lakh residents and improving links to neighbouring states and landmarks like the Statue of Unity. Other key projects include Rs 110 crore for four-laning the Kalol Bypass and Rs 250 crore for resurfacing 171 rural roads under the Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana in tribal regions. To support agriculture, Rs 31 crore has been sanctioned to channel water from the Panam Dam to 13 ponds across nine villages, expected to irrigate 1,250 hectares and benefit local farmers. Gandhinagar: Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel marked the state-level celebration of Gujarat Gaurav Divas in Panchmahal by launching and dedicating development projects worthRs 644.72 crore. Speaking at the event in Godhra, he emphasised the significant transformation Gujarat has witnessed since 2001, crediting the progress to the visionary leadership of then Chief Minister Narendra Modi. Patel virtually inaugurated and laid foundation stones for 85 projects, covering sectors such as infrastructure, healthcare, road connectivity, and rural development. He also inaugurated the new office building of the Inspector General of Police in Godhra, constructed at a cost of over Rs 5.05 crore, and visited the Gujarat Police Expo 2025's Arms Exhibition. Patel noted that the volume of projects launched in a single day is equivalent to an entire year's development budget of a district in earlier times. Highlighting the state's commitment to inclusive growth, he referred to the Vanbandhu Kalyan Yojana, which has improved medical access across the tribal belt from Ambaji to Umargam. A 100-bed sub-district hospital will be set up at Morva Hadaf in Panchmahal to bolster rural healthcare services. In a major boost to connectivity, the CM announced the upgradation of the Santarampur–Morva Hadaf road into a high-speed corridor at a cost o fRs 676 crore, benefiting around three lakh residents and improving links to neighbouring states and landmarks like the Statue of Unity. Other key projects include Rs 110 crore for four-laning the Kalol Bypass and Rs 250 crore for resurfacing 171 rural roads under the Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana in tribal regions. To support agriculture, Rs 31 crore has been sanctioned to channel water from the Panam Dam to 13 ponds across nine villages, expected to irrigate 1,250 hectares and benefit local farmers.
