Patna: CM of Bihar Nitish Kumar On Monday, a total of 189 construction projects worth Rs 1,530.33 crore were inaugurated through video conferencing from the ‘Sankalp’ hall of his government residence. Anne Marg In Patna.
Out of a total of 189 projects, 106 buildings worth Rs 1,340.46 crore were inaugurated, while foundation stones were laid for the remaining 83 projects worth Rs 1,189.87 crore.
All the 189 building projects, which belong to 18 different departments of the state government, are either being executed or being executed by the Building Construction Department (BCD). Bihar State Building Construction Corporation (BSBCC).
Speaking on the occasion, the CM attacked the BJP-led government at the Center for trying to destroy all “old things”, including historical buildings and monuments.
The present government at the Center is adamant on destroying all the old things, but we want the old monuments to be preserved. Parliament buildingIgnoring the importance of existingSansad Bhavan,
While laying the foundation stone of new projects, the Chief Minister asked the BCD officials to ensure timely construction of buildings. “If construction agencies are delaying projects, supervise the projects and find out why the work is delayed. Make sure to complete the construction work of all the buildings whose foundation stone has been laid today.
He asked the BCD officials to ensure regular maintenance and proper upkeep of all government buildings, especially the iconic buildings built by his government in recent years. “Huge amount is spent on the construction of government buildings. Proper maintenance of buildings is very essential. All departmental engineers will pay attention to regular maintenance.
The CM also ordered fresh appointments of engineers and staff for maintenance works. “If more engineers, officers and staff are required for the smooth execution of maintenance works, the department should immediately start the process of appointing new staff,” he said.
Deputy CM Tejashwi Yadav, BCD Minister Ashok Kumar Chaudhary, Chief Secretary Amir Subhani and BCD Secretary Kumar Ravi also addressed the program.
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Out of a total of 189 projects, 106 buildings worth Rs 1,340.46 crore were inaugurated, while foundation stones were laid for the remaining 83 projects worth Rs 1,189.87 crore.
All the 189 building projects, which belong to 18 different departments of the state government, are either being executed or being executed by the Building Construction Department (BCD). Bihar State Building Construction Corporation (BSBCC).
Speaking on the occasion, the CM attacked the BJP-led government at the Center for trying to destroy all “old things”, including historical buildings and monuments.
The present government at the Center is adamant on destroying all the old things, but we want the old monuments to be preserved. Parliament buildingIgnoring the importance of existingSansad Bhavan,
While laying the foundation stone of new projects, the Chief Minister asked the BCD officials to ensure timely construction of buildings. “If construction agencies are delaying projects, supervise the projects and find out why the work is delayed. Make sure to complete the construction work of all the buildings whose foundation stone has been laid today.
He asked the BCD officials to ensure regular maintenance and proper upkeep of all government buildings, especially the iconic buildings built by his government in recent years. “Huge amount is spent on the construction of government buildings. Proper maintenance of buildings is very essential. All departmental engineers will pay attention to regular maintenance.
The CM also ordered fresh appointments of engineers and staff for maintenance works. “If more engineers, officers and staff are required for the smooth execution of maintenance works, the department should immediately start the process of appointing new staff,” he said.
Deputy CM Tejashwi Yadav, BCD Minister Ashok Kumar Chaudhary, Chief Secretary Amir Subhani and BCD Secretary Kumar Ravi also addressed the program.
Note: Related pictures in next mail.