In a major boost to rural infrastructure, the Yamunanagar-Jagadhri Municipal Corporation (MCYJ) has finalized a development plan worth Rs 1.52 crore specifically for Khera village. The project is part of the corporation’s initiative to bridge the gap between urban and rural amenities in areas under its jurisdiction.
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Key Works Identified: The sanctioned budget will be utilized for several critical infrastructure projects in the village, including:
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Road Network: Construction and repair of internal streets using high-quality inter-locking tiles and concrete.
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Drainage System: Laying of new underground drainage pipelines to solve long-standing waterlogging issues during the monsoon.
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Street Lighting: Installation of energy-efficient LED streetlights across all major crossings and residential lanes.
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Community Spaces: Beautification and renovation of the local community center and common areas.
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Administrative Approval: The tender process for these works is expected to be initiated within the next two weeks. Officials from the MCYJ engineering wing have already conducted a final site survey to ensure that the work meets the specific needs of the villagers.
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Mayor’s Statement: The Mayor emphasized that Khera village has been a priority for the corporation. “Our goal is to ensure that residents of every ward and included village receive basic civic amenities. This Rs 1.52 crore investment will significantly improve the quality of life in Khera,” the Mayor stated.
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Public Participation: The village panchayat and local representatives have welcomed the move, noting that these improvements were essential for the growing population of the village.
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Timeline: The MC aims to complete the primary drainage and road works within the next six months to ensure minimal disruption to the residents.
