Jai Ram Thakur announces Sub-Tehsil for Raja Ka Talab in Fatehpur constituency of Kangra district

Dharamshala: Chief Minister Jai Ram Thakur today announced Sub-Tehsil for Raja Ka Talab to be opened in the premises of the office of Commissioner (Relief and Rehabilitation) in Fatehpur constituency of Kangra district. He also announced rupees two crore for the building of government degree college Rey and said that additional building would be provided at Dehri government degree college as per demand. He announced Rs. 20 lakh each for creation of sports facilities in Rahan’s Stadium and Ex-Servicemen Bhawan in the first phase.
 
He also announced Rs. 10 lakh each for Ghaneti-Thaththar and Badi Batrahan roads under PMGSY, Deeni-Larath-Samlehat road, Kandor-Patta-Mukhtyal road, Deeni-Kumbh-Tanahara Hatali road, Narnu-Kukhnallah-Samana, Jagnauli-Malhanta and Palakhu-Churudi road. He said eight rooms would be provided as per demand in the CRC modern senior secondary school, Rehan. He assured that bus stand at Fatehpur and grain market (Anaj Mandi) at Riyali would come up after exploring all possibilities and completing all codal formalities.
 
He announced up-gradation of government senior high school Tatwali to government senior secondary school. He said that the academic building at Woman Polytechnic College, Rehan would soon be completed and dedicated. An ultrasound technician would soon be posted at civil hospital, Rehan. Vocational classes at GHS, Fatehpur Badiyali and Samlet would be started as per proposals sent to the Education Directorate.      
 
Jai Ram Thakur made these announcements while addressing a public gathering at Rehan stadium after inaugurating Himachal Pradesh Block Level Swarn Jayanti Gram Sammelan under the auspices of State Rural Development and Panchayati Raj Department.
 
The Chief Minister said that the state government got only two years of the period given for the service of the people for effective working due to Covid-19. A complete one year was lost in fight against this pandemic. He thanked the people for joining the state government in the fight against Coronavirus and strictly adhering to all norms fixed by the health authorities. Taking a dig at the opposition, he said that over 2.5 lakh students, workmen and other people were brought back to their native places in Himachal from different parts of the country. 
 
Jai Ram Thakur applauded Prime Minister Narendra Modi for providing vibrant, strong and transparent leadership to the country and taking all pains during the fight against Covid-19. He said that it was due to the effective steps taken by the Prime Minister to make India self-reliant that over six lakh PPE Kits were being prepared today in the country daily. Today, India was supplying Corona vaccines to over 60 nations in the world. He thanked the Prime Minister for supporting and encouraging the scientist community to develop Corona vaccines in the country.  
 
The Chief Minister thanked the people for supporting the state government overwhelmingly in the last Parliament elections and recently held PRI elections. He urged the people to support the government in the upcoming elections for four Municipal Corporations and by-election for Fatehpur Constituency. Congratulating the elected PRI representatives, he urged them to work united for the all round developmental of the State.  
 
Earlier, the Chief Minister dedicated and laid foundation stones of  project of crores of rupees in the area.
 
HP State BJP president and MP Suresh Kashyap while addressing the  urged the people to support BJP in the upcoming by-election for Fatehpur constituency and general elections for Municipal Corporations of Dharamshala, Palampur, Solan and Mandi.
These elections are slated for next month.
 
Forest Minister Rakesh Pathania also spoke on the occasion. MP Kishan Kapoor, ex MP Kripal Parmar Transport Minister Bikram Singh, MP Indu Goswami, MLAs Arjun Thakur, Rita Dhiman and Rajesh Thakur, HP State BJP Sangthan Mantri Pawan Rana, Political Advisor to the Chief Minister Trilok Jamwal, HP State BJP Mahamantri Trilok Kapoor, Rakesh Jamwal and PRI’s elected representatives were among others who graced the occasion.