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Minister inaugurates new STP at Sultanpur Lodhi

In a big push towards smart city, the Local Bodies Minister of Punjab, Dr Ravjot Singh, today inaugurated a STP having 4 MLD capacity worth Rs 8.5 crore at Sultanpur Lodhi. The Cabinet Minister, who has made his maiden inauguration...
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Sultanpur Lodhi, Updated At : 08:59 AM Oct 19, 2024 IST
Cabinet Minister Dr Ravjot Singh after inaugurating the new STP at Sultanpur Lodhi. Tribune Photo: Malkiat Singh
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In a big push towards smart city, the Local Bodies Minister of Punjab, Dr Ravjot Singh, today inaugurated a STP having 4 MLD capacity worth Rs 8.5 crore at Sultanpur Lodhi.

The Cabinet Minister, who has made his maiden inauguration of any development project after assuming the office, termed it a big day as he got an opportunity to dedicate the project to people in holy city.

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The STP would treat the water residue produced by more than 25,000 people in the city and treat the water to be used for irrigation on 55 acres of land.

Dr Ravjot also reviewed the progress of smart city projects. The Cabinet Minister has asked officials to ensure the timely completion of smart city projects such as ICCC, 3 smart schools and increasing lanes on roads leading to Sultanpur Lodhi from Dadwindi and Mundi Morh, comprising a nearly 25 km stretch.

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