Shimla, December 16
Chief Minister Jai Ram Thakur inaugurated newly built Circuit House having 89 sets constructed at a cost of Rs 55.19 crore in Shimla.
The Chief Minister said that there was no Circuit House in Shimla earlier but now with the construction of this facility, people would have easy boarding and lodging services available in the government sector.
Thakur appreciated the efforts of the PWD for ensuring quality and time-bound construction of the Circuit House, which has modern facilities.
He said that the government had been extending all basic amenities to people so that they do not face inconvenience.
He added that Shimla is known as the Queen of Hills for its natural beauty and grandeur and the government was committed to maintaining its old glory by providing adequate facilities to visitors and tourists.
Education Minister Suresh Bhardwaj thanked the Chief Minister for taking keen interest in the completion of the project. Chief Whip Narender Bragta, Mayor Kusum Sadret, Chief Secretary Shrikant Baldi, Principal Secretary (PWD) Jagdish Chander Sharma, Engineer-in-Chief (PWD) RK Verma, and Chief Engineer (PWD) Lalit Bhushan Sharma were also present on the occasion.
]]>Courtesy: Tribune News Service
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