The Uttarakhand language-dialect institution headquarter will be established in Gauchar while an additional primary health centre will be established at langasu in addition to construction of three motor roads at a cost of about `31 crore in Chamoli district. This was stated by the Deputy Speaker of the Vidhan Sabha and Karnprayag MlA Anusuya Prasad Maikhuri.
He said that with the approval being granted to these schemes, better health and traffic facilitation will be provided to the people living in the Karnprayag Vidhan Sabha area.
It should be mentioned here that the Uttarakhandi Boli-Bhasha Sansthan is stated to be working in the field of preservation and uplift of Garhwali, Kumaoni and Jaunsari languages. Establishment of the headquarters of this institute at Gauchar will not only strengthen the condition of the State’s vernacular languages, it will also prove helpful for students and researchers studying the languages of Uttarakhand.
This development will also provide encouragement to the vernacular language writers and make their works more accessible. Maikhuri informed that a Government order has already been issued regarding the establishment of the institute. He further stated that an additional primary health centre has been established langasu, Karnprayag in order to provide better medical facilities to the public.
A Government order regarding approval for this development has already been issued, he said. Regarding various other tasks approved by the State Government in his assembly constituency area, Maikhuri said that 18 villages will have access to better traffic facility with construction and reinforcement of three motor roads totaling in length to 44 kilometres. These three approved road projects are estimated to cost about Rs 27 crore. The 15.9 kilometre long Gol-Mathkot motor road costing about Rs 9.5 crore will link Andarpa, Bukhali, Kanpattiyal Khal, Bhulyana and Gol.
The 13 kilometre long Chula-Gabni motor road costing about `5.48 crore will link Chula, Pulna, Sauna, Karchula and Gabni villages while the 16 kilometre long Duwa-Kanda-Dhamdhama motor road costing about `12 crore will provide link to Duwa Kanda, Sindwani, Badtoli and Dhamdhama villages, averred the MlA. Maikhuri expressed gratitude to CM Harish Rawat for granting approval to these projects in the Karnprayag Vidhan Sabha constituency area.