Printed on: Nov 30, 2025 03:12 am IST
The minister laid the inspiration stones of a number of key tasks together with the development for a contemporary park value ₹72 lakh by HSIIDC, a brand new Major Well being Centre (PHC) value ₹4.07 crore beneath the Panchayati Raj Division, amongst others.
Haryana industries and commerce minister Rao Narbir Singh on Saturday mentioned that the state authorities is working relentlessly to make sure well timed and clear public companies in Gurugram. He was talking at a public gathering in Hajipur (Patli) village in the course of the foundation-stone laying of a number of growth tasks on Saturday.
Through the occasion, the minister laid the inspiration stones of a number of key tasks geared toward bettering civic and social infrastructure in Hajipur. These embody the development for a contemporary park value ₹72 lakh by HSIIDC, a brand new Major Well being Centre (PHC) value ₹4.07 crore beneath the Panchayati Raj Division, and a ₹2 crore growth mission for the MGGGBY Colony. He additionally introduced the approval of pucca entry roads connecting farmlands.
Singh inaugurated newly put in road lights value ₹62 lakh, developed by HSIIDC. He mentioned the brand new amenities will enhance dwelling situations and assist social and financial development within the space. He assured residents that extra growth works in Hajipur and close by villages will probably be taken up quickly within the coming months.
Singh mentioned that Gurugram’s development wants higher coordination between departments and that the federal government goals to strengthen each city and rural infrastructure. He added that villages will probably be supplied fashionable, city-level amenities and efforts are ongoing sectors similar to rural growth, healthcare, schooling and highway infrastructure.
The minister assured residents that accelerated execution of each city and rural tasks will proceed beneath the federal government’s mission-driven strategy to make Gurugram a mannequin of balanced and sustainable growth.
