Assam CM Launches Projects Worth Over Rs 1 Billion in Karbi Anglong
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Assam CM Launches Projects Worth Over Rs 1 Billion in Karbi Anglong

Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma inaugurated development projects worth over Rs 1 billion on the first day of his two-day visit to Karbi Anglong. At a public event near Rengbonghom H S School in Diphu, the Chief Minister launched road and bridge upgrades aimed at transforming regional connectivity.

Speaking at a separate programme focused on Anganwadi Centres, Sarma distributed pre-school kits and emphasised the importance of early education in building a strong academic foundation. He also assured that remuneration for Anganwadi workers and helpers would be increased from 1 October, with a one-time grant also planned.

The Chief Minister highlighted ongoing efforts to boost higher education in the hill district, including the establishment of a medical college, an engineering college, a Sainik School, and a cancer hospital.

Sarma also reviewed key infrastructure projects: a Rs 1.98 billion four-lane flyover in Diphu, a 29.7-kilometre road from Hamren to Tumpreng, and a 23-kilometre road widening in West Karbi Anglong.

In addition, the government will fund the construction of the Bhupen Hazarika Stage with Rs 10 million and unveiled statues of Reng Bonghom and Queen Kareng Terongpi.

Source: ANI

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Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma inaugurated development projects worth over Rs 1 billion on the first day of his two-day visit to Karbi Anglong. At a public event near Rengbonghom H S School in Diphu, the Chief Minister launched road and bridge upgrades aimed at transforming regional connectivity. Speaking at a separate programme focused on Anganwadi Centres, Sarma distributed pre-school kits and emphasised the importance of early education in building a strong academic foundation. He also assured that remuneration for Anganwadi workers and helpers would be increased from 1 October, with a one-time grant also planned. The Chief Minister highlighted ongoing efforts to boost higher education in the hill district, including the establishment of a medical college, an engineering college, a Sainik School, and a cancer hospital. Sarma also reviewed key infrastructure projects: a Rs 1.98 billion four-lane flyover in Diphu, a 29.7-kilometre road from Hamren to Tumpreng, and a 23-kilometre road widening in West Karbi Anglong. In addition, the government will fund the construction of the Bhupen Hazarika Stage with Rs 10 million and unveiled statues of Reng Bonghom and Queen Kareng Terongpi. Source: ANIImage source:sentinelassam

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