Bangana witnessed a significant push towards rural infrastructure and sustainable growth as development projects worth ₹119.51 crore were inaugurated and launched by the Chief Minister during his visit for the closing ceremony of the Piplu Fair. The cultural event, deeply rooted in the local traditions of Una district in Himachal Pradesh, served as a powerful platform for the unveiling of investments aimed at strengthening essential civic infrastructure and services.
The Chief Minister, while participating in the traditional Shobha Yatra and addressing the public at Bhalethi, underscored the importance of such fairs in preserving cultural identity and fostering community unity. His outreach to local citizens through a grievance redressal session before the public event added a layer of responsive governance to the occasion.Key to the announcements were projects spanning roads, education, healthcare, irrigation, water supply, and administrative facilities—reflecting a broad-spectrum approach to regional development. Among the notable inaugurations were a divisional office building, training centres, school infrastructure upgrades, and a new Primary Health Centre. These projects aim to bridge service delivery gaps and promote inclusive access in remote areas.
Strategic investments were made in rural road networks, with allocations for the metalling and tarring of the Olinda–Bohru link road and improved road access in remote habitations. These efforts are expected to enhance mobility, reduce travel times, and support the local economy by improving rural-urban market connectivity.Sustainable water infrastructure formed a prominent part of the portfolio. Upgrades to lift drinking water schemes across six locations and a new irrigation system for Gram Panchayat Moh Minar underline the administration’s prioritisation of water security. The foundation stones for tubewells and extensive rainwater harvesting structures further signify a commitment to climate-resilient agriculture and natural resource management.
The Chief Minister reiterated his government’s drive to promote natural farming, urging farmers to embrace methods that are economically viable and ecologically sound. Positioning Himachal Pradesh as a national leader in natural farming is part of the broader state vision to integrate environmental stewardship with rural prosperity.An ambitious rural livelihood centre, funded with over ₹10 crore, promises to bring new employment and training opportunities to Bangana’s youth and women. This aligns with the state’s goal to enhance self-reliance and skill-based entrepreneurship in semi-urban and rural belts.
The presence of senior officials, including the Deputy Chief Minister and regional legislators, lent weight to the announcements and signalled strong political alignment behind the development agenda. The Chief Minister also acknowledged the work of the local MLA in facilitating these projects and assured continued administrative support for the region’s development trajectory.
With a diverse set of infrastructure projects now in motion, Bangana stands at the cusp of tangible transformation. While the cultural festivities celebrated tradition and identity, the concurrent launch of these capital works highlighted a future-focused approach centred on resilience, equity, and sustainability in governance.
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