Himachal Pradesh Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu inaugurated and laid the foundation stones for 12 development projects worth ₹90.66 crore in the Kasauli Assembly constituency of Solan district, with investments spanning road infrastructure, drinking water supply, healthcare, education and public amenities.
The projects include the inauguration of completed infrastructure works as well as the foundation laying of new schemes aimed at strengthening connectivity and improving civic infrastructure across the constituency. During the visit, the Chief Minister also announced an additional ₹20 crore for the construction of the Johadji–Malla Road, a project expected to improve road connectivity in the region.
Addressing a public gathering, Sukhu said the state government is prioritising infrastructure development in rural and hilly regions to improve access to essential services and support balanced regional growth. He directed officials to ensure timely execution of the sanctioned projects and maintain quality standards during construction.
The Chief Minister also highlighted the government’s focus on expanding road networks, strengthening public infrastructure and improving basic services despite the financial constraints faced by the state. He said investments in connectivity, education, healthcare and water supply remain central to the government’s development agenda.
The latest projects form part of Himachal Pradesh’s broader infrastructure development programme, under which the state government has been sanctioning new investments across roads, bridges, drinking water schemes, educational institutions and public utilities to improve the quality of life in remote and semi-urban areas.