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At Nadihal, the Minister laid the foundation stone for the Construction of a Block Development Council Office Building under UT Capex, with an approved cost of âč125.16 lac. He also laid the foundation for a Bridge on Nallah Daikal Ladoora, costing âč25.00 lac under UT Capex. During his visit, the Minister addressed the gathering, highlighting the governmentâs commitment to improving rural connectivity and administrative facilities.
At Rohama Block, the Minister laid the foundation stone for Community Hall cum Multipurpose Centre at Humdub Panzalla under District Capex/BDC Grants, costing âč65.00 lac. In Rafiabad Block, he laid the foundation for construction of RCC Box Type Culvert at Budden Saripara under UT Capex, with an estimated cost of âč32.90 lac. The Minister engaged with local residents, stressing the importance of participatory development and the role of community infrastructure in uplifting rural life.
In Kandi Rafiabad Block, the Minister laid the foundation stones for two key projects, Community Hall at Kangroosa under District Capex/PRI Grants costing âč80.00 lac, and Block Development Council Office Building at Kangroosa under UT Capex with an approved cost of âč125.16 lac. Addressing public gatherings at these sites, the Minister emphasized the governmentâs focus on inclusive growth, better governance, and strengthening rural institutions.
The total investment of over âč4.5 crore under these projects marks a major boost to public facilities, administrative infrastructure, and connectivity in rural areas of Baramulla. Additional Deputy Commissioner Sopore, SA Raina and Assistant Commissioner Development Baramulla, Mudasir Hussain Choudhary accompanied the Minister during the visit and briefed him about the progress and expected impact of these developmental projects. Local residents expressed their gratitude for the governmentâs sustained efforts in promoting inclusive and sustainable development in the district.
