Narnaul: Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini today announced several developmental projects for Mahendragarh district. At the state-level ceremony organized on Sunday in the New Grain Market, Narnaul on the occasion of Maharaja Shoor Saini Jayanti, the Chief Minister inaugurated and laid foundation stones for various development projects worth approximately Rs. 83.70 crore for the district.
The Chief Minister inaugurated 110 residential quarters for officers and employees at the district headquarters in Narnaul, constructed at a cost of Rs. 3,595.65 lakh.
He also inaugurated the Trauma Centre in Narnaul built at a cost of Rs. 656.41 lakh; road construction and beautification works from the Women Police Station to Girls ITI costing Rs. 280.25 lakh; construction of two parks in Narnaul city at a cost of Rs. 234.76 lakh; three-bay bus stand in Nangal Chaudhary costing Rs. 228.47 lakh; road works from the Women Police Station to Agrasen Chowk in Narnaul costing Rs. 116.25 lakh; construction of the Administrative Block at Government College Ateli costing Rs. 100 lakh; park in Chitwan Vatika, Narnaul costing Rs. 90.41 lakh; a park near Sati Mata Mandir in Ward No. 13, Narnaul costing Rs. 71.81 lakh; GVH in Azmabad Mokhuta costing Rs. 40.29 lakh; GVH in Meghot Halla costing Rs. 35.83 lakh; the GVH in Kamania costing Rs. 35.83 lakh; the GVD in Jhook costing Rs. 32.58 lakh; the GVD in Kheri costing Rs. 31.11 lakh; and the GVD in Dhana costing Rs. 31.11 lakh.
Nayab Singh Saini Mahendragarh Development Projects
In addition, the Chief Minister also laid foundation stones for four upcoming projects to be constructed at a total cost of approximately Rs. 2,789.23 lakh. These include the improvement work of the Faizabad–Sehma–Kanina Road (ADR-127) under PWD (B&R), to be built at a cost of Rs. 2,113.94 lakh; the construction of the Science Block at Government College, Ateli at a cost of around Rs. 442 lakh; the improvement of the urban stretch of the Rewari–Narnaul Road (from NH-11 to Chalk Nala) at a cost of Rs. 193 lakh; and the construction of the Government Veterinary Hospital in Dulana at a cost of Rs. 40.29 lakh.