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CM Sarma further directed the District Collector to provide all essential assistance to the people of Divyang.
Digital
Desk: Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma dedicated multiple development
projects totaling Rs 300 crores in the state's Udalguri district on Sunday.
The
chief minister lay the groundwork for an Ekalavya school and a new police
station.
Assam
Chief Minister Office (CMO) took to Twitter to share details about the efforts,
saying, "HCM Dr @himantabiswa launched a number of development projects
for the people of Bhergaon in Udalguri district. Himanta Biswa Sarma laid the
foundation stone for an Ekalavya school and a new Police Outpost worth Rs 20
crore for a new college in the Dimakuchi region of Udalguri. CM Sarma further
directed the District Collector to provide all essential assistance to the
people of Divyang. stadium and school modernization 35 kilometres of linked
roadways are being upgraded."
Himanta
Biswa Sarma talked with 'Divyang people,' persons with special needs in
Udalguri's Dimakuchi district. CM Sarma further directed the District Collector
to provide all essential assistance to the people of Divyang.
At
Rowta, he also unveiled a statue of Asom Gaurav Kalpana Gaurav, a social
reformer. Kalpana Boro had devoted her life to serving society, particularly
the welfare of children. Her contribution to the Anganwadi network will be
remembered forever.
In addition, he lay the groundwork for
a new mini-stadium, Model Tea Garden School, elephant watch tower, handloom
cluster, and Jagannath Community Hall & Training Centre for our tea garden
workers. In Dimakuchi, he laid the groundwork for the Nanaikhuti Multi-Village
Public Water Supply Project, valued Rs 178.53 crores, as part of the Jal Jeevan
Mission
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