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Govt sanctions 1 crore for Nazira Sub-Division Hospital

Debobrata Saikia, MLA, Nazira at a press meet at Nazira on January 29, discloses that Assam Government has released rupees 1 crore for the development of Karmasree Hiteswar Saikia Memorial Nazira Sib-Division Civil Hospital at Ligiripukhuri, Nazira. He also informs the media that Nazira development block receives 1 crore 70 Lakh under MNREGA scheme. He discloses that 180 swing machines for SC & Tea tribes, 1.17 lakh for Rohdoi pukhuri Natya Mandir, 2.50 lakh for electrification of Kamal Chapori, Scholarship of 13.80 rupees for 380 SC and ST students is sanctioned for his constituency for 2011-12 period.

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