Haryana orders survey of land given to institutes

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Haryana Chief Minister Manohar lal on Thursday directed to conduct a detailed survey of all those social, charitable and religious institutions in the State, which have been allotted land on concessional rates. The directions were issued to ensure that the allotted sites are being used only for the purpose it was allotted.

The Chief Minister issued these directions while presiding over the meeting of the Authority of Haryana Urban Development Authority (HUDA) here.

During the meeting, he said that a detailed survey would be carried out to ascertain whether the social, charitable and religious institutions which have been allotted sites are being used for the same purpose and these are not rented out for any commercial use.

He said that the aim of the government is to provide assistance to deserving charitable institutions which are being run for poor and needy and not to those having sound financial position. Apart from this, he also directed to expedite the survey, already underway, to find out the number of nursing homes which are functional on an area less than one Kanal in the residential sectors of HUDA.

The Authority also approved to convert Shops-cum-Flats (SCFs) in HUDA Shopping Centres into Shop-cum-Offices (SCOs).

The Chief Minister also asked the officers to float more schemes of residential plots in the HUDA developed sectors so as to provide maximum housing facilities to the people in the urban areas. On this, he was apprised that in next few days, HUDA will float residential plots in Pinjore, Pehowa and Bahadurgarh. The Authority has already completed the exercise of floating such schemes in Sirsa and Dabwali.    

later, while presiding over the meeting of the Sub Committee of HUDA, the Chief Minister approved Rs 164.85 crore for various development projects.

These included Rs 63.15 crore for providing Master Water Supply Scheme in Urban Estate Sonipat and transmission lines from main boosting station near village Pubsra Rai Block to the Boosting Station in Sector 58, 59, 60, 61, 62, 63, 64 and Rajiv Gandhi Education City in Sonipat, Rs 62.10 crore for construction of additional three tanks at Water Treatment Plant, Chandu Budhera Gurgaon and Rs 39.60 crore for augmentation of existing 68 MlD sewage treatment plant, construction of tertiary units for 68 MlD including operation and maintenance  for five years at existing STP, Dhanwapur, Gurgaon.

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