Banna Gupta inaugurates 154 schemes for urban infrastructure improvement
Key Points:
• Health Minister lays foundation for projects across Jamshedpur West
• Initiatives include roads, drainage, and public amenities construction
• JNAC and MMC to implement schemes under urban development program
JAMSHEDPUR – Health and Food Supply Minister Banna Gupta inaugurated 154 development schemes worth Rs. 29.36 crores in Kadma.
The ceremony marked the launch of various urban infrastructure projects.
These initiatives fall under the Urban Development and 15th Finance Commission.
Jamshedpur Notified Area Committee (JNAC) and Mango Municipal Corporation (MMC) will implement the schemes.
The projects span across the Jamshedpur West Assembly constituency.
Key improvements include road construction and drainage system upgrades.
Additionally, the plans encompass culvert building and paver block pathway installation.
Public toilet construction is also part of the development agenda.
Minister Gupta emphasized his commitment to enhancing civic amenities.
"It is my resolve to provide better and quality services to the people," he stated.
The minister highlighted plans for improved health facilities, electricity, and water supply.
Assistant Municipal Commissioner of MMC Arvind Prasad Agarwal attended the event.
JNAC Deputy Municipal Commissioner Krishna Kumar was also present.
Other key officials included SDO Sanjay Kumar and AE Sachin Jha.
Local activists and community leaders participated in the foundation stone laying ceremony.
These projects aim to significantly upgrade urban infrastructure in Jamshedpur West.
The initiatives reflect a focus on comprehensive development of the constituency.
Implementation of these schemes is expected to improve citizens’ quality of life.
