Gujarat CM Launches 184 Development Projects Worth ₹246.31 Crore in Dhandhuka.

Gujarat Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel inaugurated and laid the foundation stone for 184 development projects worth ₹246.31 crore in the Dhandhuka Assembly constituency on Sunday.

Calling the projects a New Year’s gift, CM Patel described the event as a celebration of progress, underscoring the transformative development Gujarat has experienced under Prime Minister Narendra Modi's leadership. He highlighted ongoing initiatives worth ₹1,000 crore in the Bhal region and credited PM Modi’s innovative strategies in water and power management for making Gujarat a water-rich state.

Patel praised programs like the Sujlam-Suflam and SAUNI Yojana for extending Narmada water to even the remotest areas. He noted revolutionary improvements in healthcare, road infrastructure, urban development, and education, emphasizing that modern healthcare and robust digital connectivity are now accessible even at the taluka level.

The Chief Minister also highlighted Dhandhuka's unique progress under the "Vikas Bhi, Virasat Bhi" (Development with Heritage) mantra, citing cultural projects like the National Poet Zaverchand Meghani Memorial and the Padma Shri Joravarsinh Jadav Heritage Museum as examples of preserving Gujarat's rich legacy alongside its development.

The projects span multiple sectors, including roads and buildings, education, healthcare, rural development, urban infrastructure, and housing. The event was attended by Surendranagar MP Chandubhai Shihora, Dhandhuka MLA Kalubhai Dabhi, and other dignitaries, along with local leaders and residents.

This initiative marks another milestone in Gujarat’s journey toward holistic and inclusive development.

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