Dehradun, Feb 27 (PTI) Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami on Friday inspected the construction of Uttarakhand’s first women’s sports college in Chamanya districtm being built at a cost of Rs 256 crore.
During the visit to the Lohaghat area, the chief minister directed officials to ensure all work meets high-quality standards and is completed within the stipulated timeframe.
Dhami reviewed the progress of several facilities, including a football ground, an astro-turf hockey field, a volleyball court, a basketball court, and a synthetic athletics track.
He also took stock of the construction of a hostel with a capacity for 300 girls, staff quarters, an administrative building, an academic block, a multi-purpose auditorium and guest houses.
Union Minister of State and Lok Sabha MP Ajay Tamta accompanied the chief minister during the inspection.
Dhami said the college will provide international-standard training and housing to the state’s daughters. ”This institution will serve as a powerful platform for talented girls, particularly those from rural and hilly areas, to move forward,” he said. PTI DPT AKY
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