Guwahati: Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma conducted an on-site assessment of ongoing infrastructure projects in Guwahati, worth Rs 340 crore, aimed at transforming the city's landscape. The projects include a 5,000-seater auditorium and new headquarters for the Guwahati Police and Kamrup Metropolitan district administration.
Biswa Sarma wrote on social media "A New Guwahati in the Making! Today, I took a first-hand assessment of the progress of infra projects worth Rs 340 cr in Guwahati. These include a 5,000-seater auditorium and new headquarters for Guwahati Police and Kamrup (M) District Administration."
Additionally, he conducted an on-site inspection of several ongoing infrastructure projects in Guwahati on June 16. The Chief Minister visited the construction sites of the New Commissioner of Police (CP) Office at Khanapara, the New Auditorium in Srimanta Sankaradev Kalakshetra, and the New District Commissioner Office in the Rupnagar area.
These projects are believed to be part of a broader strategy to transform Guwahati into a modern, well-equipped urban center. As the projects near completion, they will play an important part in the overall progress and modernization of Guwahati, the government believes.
The current developments are intended to offer new opportunities, boost economic growth, and make Guwahati a more appealing investment and tourism destination.
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