Asian Development Bank to aid 42.61 crore for development in Dharamshala

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    A Tulip Garden shall be developed in Tapovan near the Vidhan Sabha Complex in Dharamshala on the lines of a Tulip garden near Srinagar. The project was initiated by Urban Development Minister Sudhir Sharma after Dharamshala was included in the list of the Smart Cities of India. Sh Chander Parkash Verma Deputy Commissioner at Dharamshala said that the Asian Development Bank is now backing the project with Rs. 6 crore to be developed by the Department of Tourism, Himachal Pradesh.

     

    Speaking to the media at Dharamshala on Monday Verma said,” Besides this the Asian Development Bank is also financing other projects totaling a worth of Rs. 42.61 crore for conserving prominent temple precincts and upgrading urban infrastructure for tourism in Dharamshala and Mecleodganj.”

     

    Elaborating the project DC said that rupees 4.5 crore shall be spent on Dhauladhar convention centre, 4.21 crore on Bhagsu Temple complex, 6.31 crore on Aghanzar Temple Complex, 3 crore on Bhagsu Cultural Centre, 1.44 crore on D C Office parking and shopping complex and so on. He said that 13 crore shall be spent on development of Chowks and Plazas, Viewing Decks, Compound walls, electric works etc in the city. DC said that the entire work shall be completed by 10 sept 2018.

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    Arvind Sharma is a permanent resident of Dharamshala in HP, and is an award winning bi-lingual journalist with more than 22 years of experience. He started his writing career from local weekly Himachal Kesri and later worked with Divya Himachal, Dainik Jagran, Dainik Bhaskar, Vir Partap and Ajit. Currently, he is working with news agency PTI. He was conferred with the Himachal Kesri journalism award in 2010.

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