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Shimla: Sanskrit college inaugurated

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Updated At : 12:47 PM May 11, 2022 IST
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Shimla, May 10

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Urban Development Minister Suresh Bhardwaj inaugurated and laid down the foundations stone of projects worth Rs 22 crore here today. The major projects include inauguration of Sanskrit college built at a cost of Rs 8.82 crore at Phagli and Type 4-5 residence of POWD officials at Nabha. These residences have been built at a cost of Rs 6.52 crore.

He also laid the foundation stone of a gym, tennis court and 20-vehicle parking lot at Nabha, which will be constructed at a cost of Rs 2.81 crore. Also, a foundation stone of a sports complex in Sanjauli was laid.

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