Early approval promised for projects worth ₹240 crore in Hubballi-Dharwad
The Hindu
Minister for Urban Development B.A. (Byrati) Basavaraj has promised that early approval will be given for projects worth ₹240 crore that include repair, relaying of roads and works on underground drai
Minister for Urban Development B.A. (Byrati) Basavaraj has promised that early approval will be given for projects worth ₹240 crore that include repair, relaying of roads and works on underground drainage network, in Hubballi-Dharwad. Addressing presspersons in Hubballi on Wednesday after reviewing progress of projects under various government schemes, Mr. Basavaraj said that the municipal corporation had submitted a proposal for projects worth ₹240 crore and soon, funds will be released. Mentioning that there is delay in implementing the Smart City projects, he said that he has already given directions to officials and contractors to expedite the work and complete them at the earliest. “Tolanakere development is in the final stages. It will be completed in one month. Bengeri Market development is also in the final stages and work on the Janata Bazaar market will be completed by December-end. The new fish market at Ganeshpet will be completed by September-end,” he said.
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