Himachal Chief Minister Virbhadra Singh on Sunday dedicated developmental projects amounting to Rs 60 crores in Anni constituency of district Kullu.
He laid foundation stone of Polytechnic institute at Dalaash, which would be constructed by spending a sum of Rs 26.25 crore besides recurring expenditure of Rs 4.75 crore. There would be five engineering branches in the Polytechnic with intake of 60 in each branch. This amounts to intake of 300 students per year. He had announced this institute at Dalash few months back.
Virbhadra Singh also inaugurated newly constructed 50 bedded civil hospital building at Nirmand completed with an outlay of Rs 3.16 crore, Irrigation and Public Health sub-division at Dalash and stadium at Nirmand on which Rs 2.30 crore were incurred. He also inaugurated Kedas bridge over Kurpan Khud on completed at a cost of Rs 1.67 crore.
The Chief Minister also inaugurated water supply scheme to Deem Dobha and Marehari at Arsu constructed at a cost of Rs 2.46 crore that would benefit around 3500 people of the area. He disbursed bonus and milk buckets to milk producers and handed over milk booth.
Virbhadra Singh also laid foundation stone of government degree college building at Nirmand for which provision of Rs five crore has been made initially. The total expenditure for completion of college would be around Rs 12.50 crore.
Apart from this, he laid foundation stone of water supply scheme Shilla-Bona-Sarga and Kushwa- Kindla in Gram Panchayat Sarga on which Rs 2.42 crore would be spent. This scheme would benefit population of around 2200 of the region.
The Chief Minister also laid foundation stone of Ayurvedic Dispensary building Deogi at Urtoo on which Rs 25 lakh would be spent.