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CM Siddaramaiah to launch infra projects in Belagavi next month: Minister Jarkiholi
CM Siddaramaiah to launch infra projects in Belagavi next month: Minister Jarkiholi

Time of India

time2 days ago

  • Business
  • Time of India

CM Siddaramaiah to launch infra projects in Belagavi next month: Minister Jarkiholi

Advt District minister Satish Jarkiholi announced that chief minister Siddaramaiah will lay the foundation stone for several key infrastructure projects in Belagavi next month. These include a Rs 200 crore flyover, a Rs 55 crore deputy commissioner's office complex, and a Rs 10 crore Patrika Bhavan for the media media persons on Friday, Jarkiholi detailed the scope of the flyover project, which will span 4.5 km from Sankam Hotel in Gandhi Nagar to Bogarves, passing through Ashok Circle, RTO Circle, Channamma Circle, and College Road. "The new DC's office will preserve heritage structures, while non-heritage buildings will be demolished. Additionally, a three-storey Patrika Bhavan will be constructed at Jadhav Nagar," he commissioner Mohammad Roshan presented detailed plans and maps of the proposed projects to the media. Jarkiholi also highlighted the urgent need for a new district stadium, as the existing facility will soon revert to the KLE Society upon completion of its lease period. "The new stadium will be built near Kanabaragi, with Rs 20 crore sanctioned in the first phase. We aim to have it ready by next Independence Day," he minister confirmed that CM Siddaramaiah will not only launch new projects but also inaugurate several completed ones, including those initiated during his previous tenure. Regarding the development of the Renuka Yallamma temple in Savadatti, Jarkiholi said the state govt has already sanctioned ₹215 crore for its comprehensive development. Tourism minister HK Patil is overseeing the progress of the project.

Karnataka will set up competitive exam training centre in Delhi, says Minister
Karnataka will set up competitive exam training centre in Delhi, says Minister

The Hindu

time3 days ago

  • Business
  • The Hindu

Karnataka will set up competitive exam training centre in Delhi, says Minister

The State government will establish a competitive training centre in New Delhi for candidates from Karnataka, PWD Minister Satish Jarkiholi said in Belagavi on Friday. The centre will train students from the general, SC/ST, and OBC categories. Around ₹60 crore will be spent on the building construction, the Minister said. The centre will focus on training students in UPSC and other competitive examinations, he said. He was speaking at the Independence Day celebrations. This would be taken up under the SCP and TSP scheme. It will provide a grant of ₹25 crore to set up a Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Cultural Center, hostel, training centre, and basic infrastructure in Bengaluru. For the first time, a grant of ₹20 crore will be spent on developing vacant sites under the pilot scheme and reallocate sites to the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes families, he said. He said that some long projects in Belagavi will be launched soon. CM Siddaramaiah will launch work on the flyover work, the new Deputy Commissioner's office, and the new building of Patrika Bhavan next month. The Patrika Bhavan would be built at the cost of ₹10 crore. Work in the first phase of the flyover will start from Sankam Hotel and end at Ashoka Circle, RTO Circle, Channamma Circle, Bogarves Circle. Work on the 4.5 km flyover at a cost of ₹200 crore will start by September. He told reporters that the Irrigation Department had set a target of providing water to 1 lakh hectares of area in Belagavi. Priority would be given to filling projects. The state government is committed to the comprehensive development of the Saundatti Yallamma temple and Saundatti town at a cost of ₹215 crore. Already, administrative approval has been accorded, and the tender process has begun. Tourism Development Minister H.K. Patil is keen on this project, he said. In Belagavi, a new Deputy Commissioner's office would be built at the cost of ₹55 crore. The Chief Minister will also inaugurate several works that he had launched in his first term. Most of them were complete now, the Minister said. The district stadium will receive a grant of ₹10 crore per year.

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