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Home / Himachal Pradesh / Minister Inaugurates Community Hall

Minister inaugurates community hall

Tribune News Service
Shimla, Updated At : 02:38 AM Jun 30, 2025 IST
Education Minister Rohit Thakur addresses a gathering at Baoli village.

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Education Minister Rohit Thakur inaugurated a community hall built at a cost of Rs 12 lakh at Baoli village, during his one-day visit to Jubbal subdivision. The minister expressed his gratitude to people of Badhal panchayat for their support and spoke about development work done in the area during his tenure.

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The minister said seven roads had been successfully passed and two roads had been constructed at a cost of Rs 2.27 crore and Rs 17 crore, respectively. He also inaugurated a volleyball tournament, and announced a grant of Rs 50,000 for the local youth club. The minister emphasised the importance of education and announced to establish a teacher training institute in Jubbal.

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He also emphasised the importance of sports in youth development and announced initiatives to promote sports in the area.

The minister interacted with locals and addressed their concerns.

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