Modi dedicates Rs. 66 crore projects in Gandhinagar(Photos/report)
March 01, 2011
Modi dedicates Rs. 66 crore projects in Gandhinagar
Gandhinagar, 2 March, 2011
As Gandhinagar’s first Municipal Corporation election is coming closure, Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi is on inauguration spree today in this capital town. The Chief Minister today dedicated the development works worth Rs. 66.01 crore. He dedicated Rs. 16.64 crore new building of Collector office of Gandhinagar district. He also dedicated Rs. 8.67 crore Gujarat State Emergency Operation center. The Chief Minister dedicated Rs. 12.62 crore revamped building of Geo Informatics Academy in Bhaskaracharya Institute campus. The Chief Minister also performed ground breaking of Rs. 18.13 crore project of water supply in Gandhinagar. He also performed ground breaking for Rs. 9.95 crore footpath construction project.
2nd March is birth anniversary of Pujya Shri Ravi Shankar Maharaj, a Gandhian known as a selfless servant who inaugurated Gujarat state in 1960. On this occasion the Chief Minister flagged off a walk at 8.00 in the morning from Gh-5 circle. About 10,000 citizens of Gandhinagar participated in this padyatra that concluded at Mahatma Mandir. The Chief Minister addressed the concluding ceremony. Padyatra event was organized by local unit of Bharatiya Janata Party.
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CM calls upon people to make Gandhinagar most excellent green city
Gujarat Chief Minister Modi while flagging off the BJP organized Prakriti Padyatra today at Gandhinagar called upon people to make Gandhinagar a most excellent green city. He exuded faith that people of Gandhinagar will catch the opportunity and will work for the greening of the city and will show their love towards the nature.
The five and a half kilometer padyatra, beginning from the statue of Ravishankar Maharaj and ending to the Mahatma Mandir saw a large participation from youth, students and people in general. Chief Minister, in the beginning paid floral tribute to the statue of Ravishankar Maharaj and begin the padyatra.
Chief Minister while congratulating the Gandhinagar BJP for the organization of the padyatra said that Gandhinagar BJP office has become first in the country among all political parties to get the ISO certification. The party office has successfully linked its political activities into pro-people constructive activities, he said.
He especially mentioned a move by Gandhinagar BJP where they organized training programme for making nutritious food items with a view to fight malnutrition. He also recalled a youth cycle rally that BJP arranged in the city for the awareness of environment issues.
Gandhinagar-Ahmedabad will be developed as world-class twin city, says Chief Minister
Chief Minister Shri Narendra Modi has expressed his resolve to transform the state capital Gandhinagar into a world-class twin city and a solar city.
He said that Gandhinagar-Ahmedabad will be developed as twin city and will be given a recognition that is parallel to New York Newjersy. He also said that recharging of the river Sabarmati will be extended to Gandhinagar.
Various buildings were thrown open in Gandhinagar by the Chief Minister today on the birth anniversary of Ravishankar Maharaj, which includes collectorate and revenue offices, newly-built geoinformatic research center at BISAG complex and a state-of-the-art building of Gujarat State Disaster Management Emergency Centre. Chief Minister also performed the Khat-Murhat of the project for renovating the existing water supply pipelines in Gandhinagar as well the internal walkways construction project.
Chief Minister said that Gandhinagar will soon get a global recognition due the various international activities that will take place at Mahatma Mandir.
While expressing his resolve to make Gandhinagar a solar-city or Suryanagari, he said that any ordinary family in Gandhinagar will be able to extract sun energy and produce electricity on his terrace and will be able to sell it to the Government.
He said that BISAG has earned a name for it by making a maximum use of satellite technology in the works of development and people’s welfare. His government has turned the mishap of earthquake into an opportunity by educating and training the people against it and by equipping with most modern instruments to deal with such disasters and emergencies.
Revenue Minister Smt.Anandiben Patel while giving details of various building thrown open said that the newly built collector office is spreading in about 10,702-sq.mt. of area and cost Rs.16.64-cr, the building of geoinformatic center is spreading in about 11,441.40-sq.mt. of area and constructed at the cost of Rs.12.62-cr while the building of emergency operation center has been constructed with the cost of Rs.8.67-cr.
She said the existing water supply system in the Gandhinagar with be changed with new. Studies have been conducted for the same by the experts and Gandhinagar now will be supplied water in four different zones. Construction of new pipelines and water tanks will be completed by May 2012, she said.
Minister of State for Roads and Building Shri Jaydrathsinh Parmar, Gandhinagar MLA Shri Shambhuji Thakor, Mansa MLA Shri Mangalbhai Patel, Dahegam MLA Shri Kalyansinh Chauhan, GUDA Chairman Shri Ashok Bhavsar, officials of Khadi-gramodhyog and people in large numbers were present on the occasion.
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