Archive · 7 Aug 2026
Omar Abdullah unveils ₹60 crore civic projects in Jammu
The leader of Jammu and Kashmir, Omar Abdullah, started some big new projects.
These projects cost more than 60 crore rupees.
They include a place where electric buses can park and charge.
There is also a park that was built from waste materials, called a Waste-to-Wonder Park.
Old heritage buildings and public facilities will also get improvements.
The projects are happening in Jammu and the areas near it.
The goal is to make public buses, tourism, and cleanliness better.
The government wants the region to grow in a way that helps the environment.
Money is limited, but the projects are moving ahead anyway.
Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah launched and inaugurated housing and urban development projects worth more than ₹60 crore.
The projects include an electric bus depot, a Waste-to-Wonder Park, heritage infrastructure and civic facilities.
The initiatives span Jammu and nearby areas.
They aim to improve public transport, tourism, sanitation and urban infrastructure.
The projects are meant to support sustainable development despite financial constraints.
- Who
- Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah
- What
- Launched and inaugurated housing and urban development projects worth over ₹60 crore, including an electric bus depot, Waste-to-Wonder Park, heritage infrastructure and civic facilities
- When
- Not specified in the articles
- Where
- Jammu and nearby areas in Jammu and Kashmir
- Why
- To improve public transport, tourism, sanitation and urban infrastructure while supporting sustainable development despite financial constraints
- Chief Minister
- Omar Abdullah
- Total Project Value
- More than ₹60 crore
- Key Projects
- Electric bus depot, Waste-to-Wonder Park, heritage infrastructure, civic facilities
- Location
- Jammu and nearby areas, Jammu and Kashmir
- Objectives
- Improve public transport, tourism, sanitation and urban infrastructure
- Focus
- Sustainable development
- News Source
- PTI