Uttar Pradesh Government has launched multiple infrastructure projects in Lucknow involving ₹1,710 crore investment. UP Deputy Chief Minister Dinesh Sharma informed that around 180 development projects were kick-started in the city, which is the Parliamentary Constituency of Defence Minister Rajnath Singh. The development projects cover nine departments, including the Public Works Department (PWD), Medical and Health, Irrigation, Lucknow Municipal Corporation, Lucknow Development Authority and Smart City project. The Defence Minister also inaugurated 90 projects and laid foundation stones.
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02 September 2021
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