CM Rupani dedicates 39 tasks value Rs 578 crore in Jamnagar, together with world-class sports activities museum

New Delhi: Taking developmental works additional, Gujarat Chief Minister Vijay Rupani introduced 39 developmental tasks value Rs 578 crore in Jamnagar district. This contains building of a world-class sports activities museum together with a flyover bridge value Rs 198 crore. While saying the initiative, CM Rupani expressed his govt’s dedication to make the district free from site visitors as effectively railway gates.
The Chief Minister expressed confidence that Gujarat would turn into a affluent state beneath the visionary management of our Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
CM Rupani carried out the bottom breaking ceremony of Rs 121 crore work to produce the purified water from the sewage remedy plant to varied industries, 20 works of highway constructing division panchayat of Rs 24 crores and seven works of Rs 44 crore company and devoted 5 works of 133 crores.
Apart from this works of Rs. 40 crore had been laid foundations for and works Rs. 17 crores had been devoted.
Expressing his dedication to guard the property, Rupani mentioned that, we’ve got made strict legal guidelines to punish the anti-social components.

Sports museum to be named after Ranjit Singhji
Detailing on the world class museum to be constructed in Jamnagar Rupani mentioned that the identify of this sports activities museum could be Sir Jam Ranjit Singhji.
Detailing on the Covid Vaccine to be began within the State from sixteenth January, Rupani mentioned that, vaccine might be given to medical doctors and well being employees at 161 locations in Gujarat. He and Deputy Chief Minister Nitin Patel will take part within the vaccination program from Civil Hospital Ahmedabad and Prime Minister Shri Narendra Bhai Modi will to affix by digital medium.

Development in Gujarat has not stopped even through the pandemic interval, improvement works value Rs. 25,000 crore have been kick-started.
On the event Chief Minister handed over Happiness Kits to the kids, created by the Triveni Sangamrupi Akshayapatra Foundation of Hygiene, Nutrition and Education.