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Power Board chief reviews progress of projects in Churah

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Chamba, Updated At : 08:39 AM Dec 07, 2025 IST

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Prabodh Saxena, Chairman of Himachal Pradesh State Electricity Board Ltd (HPSEBL), on Friday reviewed the progress of the sanctioned hydroelectric power projects in the Churah Assembly constituency.

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Saxena inspected the Seikothi-I, Seikothi-II, Devikothi and Hail project sites, interacted with local residents and took detailed feedback from officials concerned to assess the preparedness for starting the long-pending projects.

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The HPSEBL has four sanctioned power projects in Churah region, namely Seikothi-I, Seikothi-II, Devikothi and Hail. Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu had laid the foundation stone of the Seikothi-I and Seikothi-II projects on August 4 this year.

Meanwhile, Saxena interacted with residents of the areas around the Seikothi projects and held discussions with officials to take feedback on the upcoming hydroelectric power initiatives.

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