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Silchar proposes centralized Jal Board modeled on Guwahati for urban infrastructure

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The Bharatiya Janata Party released its Sankalp Patra, which outlines key promises for the upcoming Silchar Municipal Corporation election. The party proposes establishing a centralized Jal Board in Silchar, which would integrate existing drinking-water infrastructure and agencies, including the Public Health Engineering services, along the lines of Guwahati. The plan also includes measures to improve drainage, address waterlogging, and ensure uninterrupted drinking-water supply.

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The proposals focus on major urban infrastructure projects, such as improved roads, public toilets, and better waste management. The party also announced plans for skill-development centers and a Bhasha Udyan to enhance employment opportunities for young people in the region.

From indiatimes.com

Who's involved

  • SilcharCity in Assam, India, which is the focus of the infrastructure proposals.
  • GuwahatiCity whose existing infrastructure and services serve as the model for the proposed centralized Jal Board.
  • Bharatiya Janata PartyPolitical party proposing the master plan and infrastructure promises for the upcoming municipal elections.

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