Gujarat Chief Minister Vijay Rupani dedicated and performed bhoomipoojan of 72 developmental works worth Rs 1078 crores under Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation through video conference.
Out of this, the CM dedicated developmental works worth Rs.92 crores and performed bhoomipoojan of works worth Rs.986 crores. The works include housing projects, water project, urban health centre, Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana, garden development and beautification etc.
During the online event, the CM said, “The state government has dedicated and performed bhoomipoojan of various developmental works worth Rs 17,000 crores during the pandemic. Out of this, works worth Rs 2857 crores have been started in Ahmedabad alone. These figures are a testament of the state’s resilience amidst the pandemic.
The Chief Minister also added that Ahmedabad’s urban infrastructure and public welfare facilities have augmented to a large extent in the last 25 years. This includes roads, sewage lines, light, water, sport complexes, riverfront, reuse of treated water, solid waste management etc. A large number of people, especially senior citizens, prefer to settle down in Ahmedabad owing to its ‘Ease of Living’ standards. Further, the Department of Urban Development has been instrumental in ensuring sustainable development.
The state government is dedicated to undertake numerous public welfare works across Gujarat. The CM urged the development bodies to give topmost priority to slum redevelopment, reuse of treated water, pollution control, traffic management etc. Prime Minister Mr. Narendra Modi’s dream project, the Sabarmati Riverfront, has given a new identity of Ahmedabad and the tag of World Heritage City has given it a global identity.
