DW BUREAU / Chandigarh Faridabad got a bonanza of Rs. 302 crore on 'Radhashtami' on Sunday. Chief Minister, Sh. Manohar Lal inaugurated these schemes through video conference from Karnal. On this occasion, Deputy Chief Minister Dushyant Chautala attended the programme in Faridabad as the Chief Guest. After inaugurating and laying the foundation stone of all the projects, Deputy Chief Minister Dushyant Chautala said that today the residents of Faridabad are going to get the gift of various projects worth Rs.302.70 crore. He said that it is the endeavor of our government that the state should become a leading state in the development of infrastructure. In the last three years, strenuous efforts have been made by our government to develop better infrastructure. Chief Minister Manohar Lal on Sunday inaugurated and laid the foundation stone of 10 different projects of Faridabad built at an estimate cost of Rs.302.70 crore. These include the inauguration of four development projects and the foundation stone of six development projects. The four development projects that were inaugurated includes newly constructed buildings of Government Senior Secondary School Dayalpur and Government Senior Secondary School Faridpur with an amount of Rs. 61.80 crore. Apart from this, the 220 kW power station of HVPN includes inauguration of Mini Soil Testing Laboratory at Sector-58 and Ballabhgarh. At the same time, foundation stone of development projects worth Rs. 240.90 crore was also laid which includes 66 KV power sub station in Sector-23 of HVPN, 66 KV power sub station in Kheri Gujran, four laning of Tigaon road of PWD B&R department, Jasana, Chirsi, Manjhawali. Foundation stone of two lane road at Sheikhpura Atta Gujran, ITI at Mohana and Haryana State Road and Bridge Construction Corporation was laid for four laning of Ballabgarh, Chhainsa, Mohana Road for better connectivity with KGP Expressway of Faridabad. On this occasion, MLA, Smt. Seema Trikha, MLA Narender Gupta, Deputy Commissioner Vikram and officers of all concerned departments were present. (editor@dailyworld.in)