Haryana Chief Minister Manohar lal on Friday said the proposal regarding the expansion of metro train upto Kundli in district Sonipat has been prepared.
For beyond the Kundli area, rapid metro and other options are being considered by the State Government, said the Chief Minister while talking to the mediapersons in Sonipat.
The Chief Minister said out of the 3600 announcements concerning various development projects made by him, 2550 announcements have either been completed or in progress.
He assured the remaining about 1000 announcements would be completed by the end of this year. The work on the setting up of vyayamshalas in 1500 villages of the state has been started and it would be completed by next year, he said.
The Chief Minister said today, he has completed his tour of 18 districts and remaining four districts would be covered in the next month. During his visits to the districts, he has made efforts to redress the grievances of people through Janta Darbars. Apart from this, he has also convened meetings with the party workers and officers of the State Government, added he.
In reply to a question about the Rail Coach Factory in Sonipat, he said that land has been transferred to Railways and foundation stone of this project would be laid soon.
About the setting up of Science City in Sonipat, the Chief Minister told that the Central Government has planned to set up a Science City in Haryana and the State Government has offered the Centre to set up the Science City in Sonipat. Apart from this, the Central Government is also exploring possibilities to set up the Science City in Gurugram, said Manohar lal.
In reply to another question related to sugar mills, the Chief Minister said that capacity of all sugar mills in the state would be increased so as to ensure the crushing of entire produce of cane growers.
When asked about the efforts made by the State Government to ensure adequate water at the tail ends for irrigation, he said that during the tenure of present State Government, water has reached to 293 tails out of the total 300 tails in the state. Water would be reached at the remaining seven tail ends by next year, he added.