Polytechnic Institute, Hisar to be named after Daksh Prajapati: Hry CM
Chandigarh: Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar on Sunday announced Rs 21 lakh for Prajapati Samaj for the construction of Daksh Prajapati Dharamshala to be constructed on an area of 1000 square yards of land given in Panchkula. He also announced to name the Polytechnic Institute, Hisar after Daksh Prajapati. He said this while interacting with the people of Daksh Community on the occasion of the birth anniversary of Prajapati Daksh Maharaj in Panchkula. He further said that the slogan 'Haryana Ek Haryanvi Ek' was given to realize the spirit of Antyodaya. The government is constantly trying to make it a reality. The world has to move forward by ending political casteism together. The present state government always worked to protect the secular fabric. Apart from this, the government also ensured that the benefits of public welfare schemes reach the last mile citizens, said Khattar.
Water level of Sukhna Lake reached to 1162.40 ft
Chandigarh: Due to constant heavy rain from Saturday morning in Chandigarh, the water level of Sukhna Lake reached 1162.40 ft at 4.57 am on Sunday. In order to avoid flooding of lake and due to increasing of water rapidly one gate was opened today at 5.36 am to release water from Sukhna Lake as a preventive measure and at 6.12 am 2nd gate of Sukhna Lake was also opened to avoid any untoward incident as the water level is continuously increasing. In the statement, UT official said that the duties of the officials has already been assigned at regulator end of Sukhna Lake on 24x7 basis to regularly monitor the water level of the Sukhna Lake during rainy season, so as to ensure that there is no damage to Government property due to flow from the catchment area into Sukhna Lake. The Control Room has also been established to monitor the discharge of the lake at the regulator end.
Dy CM lays foundation stone of road development projects worth Rs 56 crore in Panchkula and Kalka
Chandigarh: Haryana Deputy Chief Minister Dushyant Chautala on Sunday laid the foundation stone for the recarpeting and widening of 19 road projects in Panchkula and Kalka assembly segments. These projects have an estimated value of approximately Rs 56 crore. The ceremony took place at the PWD Rest House in Panchkula. For the Panchkula assembly segment, the Deputy CM initiated the recarpeting and widening of six road projects, spanning a total length of 23.26 kilometers. The projected cost for these initiatives is Rs 29.42 crore. Similarly, for the Kalka assembly constituency, the foundation stone was laid for the recarpeting and widening of 13 road projects, with a combined length of 31.87 kilometers. The strengthening and expansion of these roads will be carried out at an estimated cost of Rs 25.52 crore.