Assam CM Sarma unveils stadium, college, and hospital upgrades in Borsola
Assam CM Sarma unveils stadium, college, and hospital upgrades in Borsola
Assam CM Sarma unveils stadium, college, and hospital upgrades in Borsola
Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma recently attended a major event in the Borsola constituency. The gathering included Health Minister Ashok Singhal, MP Ranjit Dutta, local MLA Ganesh Kumar Limbu, and district officials. Several key projects and announcements were made during the occasion. At the event, Chief Minister Sarma inaugurated the Kharka Mini Stadium. He also laid the foundation stone for the Chandranath Sharma Memorial Government Model College at Bihaguri. Additionally, he initiated the upgrade of Tezpur Medical College Hospital into a super-speciality facility.
Sarma highlighted the success of the Women Entrepreneurship Scheme. He called it a symbol of dignity and respect for women in Assam. Over 30,000 women received cheques under this initiative, with 32 lakh women benefiting overall.
The Chief Minister also announced that all Orunodoi beneficiaries would receive a consolidated amount of Rs 8,000 in February. The event marked significant progress for Assam’s infrastructure and social welfare. The new stadium, college, and hospital upgrade aim to improve local facilities. The financial support for women and Orunodoi beneficiaries will provide direct economic benefits.
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