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Jaisinghpur set to be a sports hub: Himachal minister Yadvinder Goma

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Updated At : 01:16 PM Feb 07, 2024 IST

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Dharamsala, February 6

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Jaisinghpur Assembly constituency would be developed as hub of sports activities. For this modern infrastructure sports infrastructure would be created in the constituency.

Minister of AYUSH, Youth Services and Sports, Law and Justice, Yadvinder Goma said this while a public rally at Chaugan Maidan in Jaisinghpur. He said a grand indoor stadium will be constructed at Chaugan Ground in Jaisinghpur, so that children can get better sports facilities in every season. Rs 30 lakh has also been released for the beautification of Jaisinghpur Chaugan ground and the stage will also be constructed at a cost of Rs 25 lakh.

Other grounds of the constituency will also be renovated. Rs 20 lakh has also been released to level the Haled ground and a synthetic track will be laid near Jhunga Devi Khad.

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