Champawat, February 7: Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami visited Tanakpur, where he performed the groundbreaking ceremony for the Sharda Corridor project at Sharda Ghat.
During the ceremony, CM Dhami also participated in the foundation-laying event and the Magh Khichdi festival. He emphasized that the development of Devbhoomi will continue, and the government aims to provide a culturally rich and developed state for future generations.
After the ceremony, CM Dhami spoke to the media, stating, “On Saturday, projects worth approximately ₹320 crores were inaugurated and laid in Champawat district. Additionally, significant development works have commenced for the entire region, including those at Maa Sharda, Maa Purnagiri Dham, and Tanakpur. These projects, which include the construction of the Sharda riverbank and the development of the Sharda Ghat area, are crucial. They will enhance the overall development of Tanakpur and create job opportunities for youth and locals. The Sharda Corridor project will also benefit entrepreneurs.”
He further added, “We will ensure that all projects are completed on time. The development works will also boost tourism. There are several other plans in progress, including parking facilities and developments along the Maa Purnagiri route. These initiatives will facilitate our pilgrims and tourists, accelerating the state’s development.”
CM Dhami also held a pre-budget dialogue program, engaging with hotel industry stakeholders, NGOs working for women, and individuals involved in the tourism sector. He noted that participants from various sectors provided valuable suggestions, which will be considered for inclusion in the upcoming budget.