Haroli Enhances Education and Sports Infrastructure, Says Agnihotri

The Deputy Chief Minister of Himachal Pradesh, Mukesh Agnihotri, announced significant advancements in educational and sports infrastructure in the Haroli Assembly segment during a speech at the annual function of Government Senior Secondary School, Saloh. He emphasized that government schools throughout the state are being developed in phases following the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) model, alongside a systematic enhancement of sports facilities.

Agnihotri stated that the government is committed to creating modern and quality educational environments under the Rajiv Gandhi Adarsh Government Day-Boarding School scheme. This initiative aims to elevate educational standards across all segments of the state. He highlighted the importance of integrating education and sports to prepare youth for competitive opportunities on both national and international stages.

Investment in Infrastructure Development

The Deputy Chief Minister noted that Haroli has experienced a remarkable transformation in educational infrastructure over the past two decades, enabling local students to excel in various academic and research endeavors. He pointed out that the construction of a new degree college building in Haroli is nearing completion at a cost of Rs 12 crore. Additionally, an indoor stadium at Khad College is currently under development with an investment of Rs 13 crore, while a day-night football stadium in Khad is also in progress.

In a bid to further enhance sports facilities, Agnihotri announced plans for a state-of-the-art synthetic athletics track to be constructed in Roda village at a cost of Rs 10 crore. This initiative aims to provide athletes with top-notch training facilities, thereby fostering a new generation of sports talent.

Commitment to Community Health and Development

Agnihotri also outlined the government’s broader vision for Haroli, stating that by 2027, the area will become the first Assembly segment in India where every household and agricultural field will have access to piped water for drinking and irrigation purposes. This initiative underscores the government’s commitment to improving living standards and enhancing agricultural productivity.

In terms of healthcare, the Deputy Chief Minister reported that 15 specialist doctors have been assigned to the Haroli hospital. New Community Health Centres (CHCs) have opened in Beetan, Kungrat, and Dulehar, while Primary Health Centres (PHCs) have commenced services in Kuthar and Baliwal. These efforts aim to strengthen healthcare access for residents in the region.

During the event, Agnihotri recognized the achievements of students by distributing prizes to those who excelled in academics, sports, and other extracurricular activities during the previous academic year. The principal of the school presented an annual report that detailed the institution’s accomplishments, further highlighting the positive impact of the government’s initiatives on local education and youth development.

The ongoing developments in Haroli reflect a concerted effort by the state government to foster a holistic approach to education and sports, ultimately aiming to empower the region’s youth and improve their prospects for future success.