Haryana CM Approves 33 New Projects Worth Over Rs 190 Crore Under Rural Augmentation & Mahagram Yojana

Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal has given the green light to 33 new projects worth over Rs 190 crore under the Rural Augmentation & Mahagram Yojana, aiming to uplift rural areas across five districts: Jind, Hisar, Sirsa, Kaithal, and Bhiwani. This initiative focuses on improving access to clean drinking water, enhancing sanitation facilities, and stimulating economic growth in these regions.

Key Highlights of the Projects:

• Jind: Augmentation of water supply system and construction of waterworks in village Naguran (Rs 43.91 crore), sewerage system in village Naguran (Rs 25.31 crore), and upgradation of water supply scheme in village Khedar (Rs 10.63 crore).
• Sirsa: Improvement of water supply scheme in village Hasanpur (Rs 3.07 crore), extension/updation of water supply scheme in village Bhaddra (Rs 3.15 crore), renovation of water supply scheme and construction of boosting station in village Goriana (Rs 5.17 crore), extension of water supply scheme and construction of boosting station in village Dharampur (Rs 3.32 crore), renovation of water supply scheme and construction of boosting station in village Rampura Bishnoiya (Rs 3.33 crore), repair of work structures, strengthening of distribution, and providing water supply facilities in MGBBY Colony of village Sukheranwala Khera (Rs 3.45 crore).
• Hisar: Augmentation of water supply scheme in village Dhani Mehanda (Rs 3 crore), Dhani Puriya (Rs 5.71 crore), Garhi (Rs 3.13 crore), Hajipur (Rs 2.57 crore), Prem Nagar (Rs 4.24 crore), and Nangthala (Rs 4.21 crore).
• Bhiwani: Laying of drinking water pipeline from village Dulheri to Rewasa Road in Tosham tehsil (Rs 12.19 lakh).

Benefits of the Projects:

• Improved access to clean drinking water for rural residents.
• Enhanced sanitation facilities in villages.
• Boosted economic development in rural areas.
• Generated employment opportunities.

From augmenting water supply systems in Jind and Hisar to building new pipelines in Bhiwani and renovating schemes in Sirsa, these projects prioritize the well-being of rural communities. Highlights include a Rs 43.91 crore project to boost water supply in Jind’s Naguran village, a Rs 3.45 crore initiative to repair water infrastructure and strengthen distribution in Sirsa’s Sukheranwala Khera, and a Rs 5.71 crore project to expand the water supply scheme in Hisar’s Dhani Puriya.

These investments promise a brighter future for rural Haryana. Residents will gain reliable access to clean drinking water, improving their health and hygiene. Upgraded sanitation facilities will further enhance living conditions. Moreover, these projects are expected to generate employment opportunities and inject fresh economic activity into rural areas, leading to overall development and prosperity. By addressing these crucial needs, the Rural Augmentation & Mahagram Yojana is poised to make a substantial difference in the lives of thousands of rural residents in Haryana.