Archive · 12 Aug 2025
Haryana Approves ₹523-Cr Projects for Infrastructure Boost
Haryana's government is spending about 523 crore rupees on new projects to make things better.
They are building things like water treatment plants, better drains for rainwater, and factories to treat waste water.
They're also fixing roads, building storage for goods, and adding a new ward to a hospital.
They even saved some money by talking to the companies.
The government wants all the projects done well and on time to help people and the environment.
Haryana government approved projects worth ₹523 crore to boost infrastructure.
Projects include a Sewage Treatment Plant, Master Storm Water Drain, and CETPs.
Funds allocated for road repairs, warehouses, and a private hospital ward.
Cost savings of approximately ₹13 crore achieved through bidder negotiations.
Chief Minister Saini emphasized time-bound, quality project completion.
- Who
- High Powered Works Purchase Committee, chaired by Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini.
- What
- Approval of projects worth ₹523 crore for infrastructure development.
- When
- Meeting held on Monday evening.
- Where
- Haryana
- Why
- To strengthen infrastructure, promote industrial growth, environmental protection, and public amenities.
- Total Approved Amount
- ₹523 crore
- Savings from Negotiations
- ₹13 crore
- STP at Badshahpur
- ₹58 crore
- Master Storm Water Drain
- ₹104.95 crore
- CETP at Barwala
- ₹17.50 crore
- Road Repair
- ₹48 crore