30 October 2026
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CM Pushkar Singh Dhami Launches ₹124-Crore Development Push in Champawat, Inaugurates 17 Key Projects

Chief Minister highlights healthcare upgrades, road infrastructure, women’s sports college, and tourism-led growth while reaffirming vision to make Champawat a model district of Uttarakhand.
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Champawat: Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami has launched a major development drive in Champawat, announcing and laying the foundation stones for 17 projects worth over ₹124 crore, aimed at transforming the district into a “model district” of Uttarakhand.

The announcements were made during a public interaction and foundation stone ceremony, where the Chief Minister described Champawat as his “karmabhoomi” (workplace) and extended family, saying the region holds a special emotional connection for him.

Vision to Transform Champawat into a Model District

CM Dhami stated that the projects are not isolated works but part of a long-term vision to develop Champawat into a fully modern and self-sustained district.

He said the government is focusing on:

  • Modern healthcare infrastructure
  • Road and connectivity upgrades
  • Education and sports development
  • Tourism and employment generation
  • Drinking water and power reforms

According to him, the goal is to ensure that every village becomes part of the mainstream development process.

Read also:  Uttarakhand CM Dhami Inaugurates Modern Sports Complex in Roorkee, Interacts with Youth at Shakti Samvad

Key Highlight: MRI Facility and Critical Healthcare Upgrade

A major announcement was the installation of an MRI facility at the District Hospital in Champawat, along with a 50-bed critical care unit.

The Chief Minister said this will ensure:

  • Better emergency treatment facilities locally
  • Reduced need for patients to travel outside the district
  • Strengthening of overall health infrastructure

He emphasized that healthcare improvement remains a top priority for the government.

₹62 Crore City Centre and Urban Development Push

One of the biggest infrastructure projects includes a ₹62.33 crore multi-storey City Centre and commercial complex at the Roadways campus.

This project is expected to:

  • Boost local trade and tourism
  • Create new employment opportunities
  • Strengthen urban infrastructure in Champawat

The Chief Minister also highlighted the development of the Corbett Trail project, which will promote tourism in the region.

Women’s Sports College and Youth Development Projects

A major focus was placed on sports and youth development, including the proposed ₹257 crore Women’s Sports College in Lohaghat and a synthetic athletic track at Chhamnaya.

These projects aim to:

  • Train women athletes at national and international levels
  • Provide modern sports infrastructure in the hills
  • Open new career opportunities for youth

Additionally, plans for a science centre, adventure park, and innovation hubs were also mentioned.

Infrastructure Development: Roads, Housing & Connectivity

Several road and infrastructure projects were launched, including:

  • Road widening and blacktopping across multiple routes
  • Rural connectivity improvements
  • Development of ISBT, guest houses, and community halls in Tanakpur
  • Beautification of temples and religious sites
  • Ongoing underground electricity cabling work

These projects aim to improve both mobility and urban planning in the district.

Tourism Boom from Adi Kailash Yatra

CM Dhami highlighted the economic impact of the Adi Kailash Yatra, stating that tourism has significantly boosted the local economy.

He noted:

  • Over 50,000 tourists already visited
  • Numbers expected to cross 100,000 soon
  • Homestays and hotels are operating at full capacity

Tourism-linked projects like the Corbett Trail and adventure parks are also expected to generate new employment opportunities.

Employment and Governance Reforms

The Chief Minister claimed that more than 33,000 jobs have been created in Uttarakhand through various reforms and initiatives.

Key policy steps include:

  • Anti-copying law in recruitment exams
  • Anti-conversion law
  • Strict action on land encroachment cases
  • Governance reforms for transparency

He said these measures were necessary to ensure fair governance and long-term development.

List of Key Inaugurated Projects

  • Amodi Primary Health Centre – ₹2.18 crore
  • Nariyalgaon Animal Breeding Development – ₹6.59 crore
  • Subhash Chandra Bose Hostel, Tanakpur – ₹3.20 crore
  • Residential building in Patti Tehsil – ₹3.29 crore
  • Lift irrigation schemes – ₹1.38–₹1.64 crore
  • MRI facility and 50-bed critical unit – ₹6 crore
  • Jim Corbett Trail development – ₹3.49 crore

Key Foundation Stone Projects

  • Media Centre and Guest House, Tanakpur – ₹14.24 crore
  • Road construction and improvement projects – up to ₹7.54 crore
  • Roadways City Centre Complex – ₹62.33 crore
  • Temple beautification projects
  • Municipal development works in Champawat – ₹4.82 crore

Political Remarks and 2027 Election Message

In a politically charged address, CM Dhami said the government is focused on development rather than vote-bank politics.

He also expressed confidence in future elections, stating that those who have governed for decades will face public accountability in the upcoming 2027 elections.

Champawat on the Path to Transformation

With investments exceeding ₹124 crore and multiple large-scale infrastructure and welfare projects, the government aims to position Champawat as a model district of Uttarakhand.

The initiatives covering healthcare, education, tourism, roads, and employment are expected to significantly reshape the region’s development trajectory in the coming years.

Read also: CM Pushkar Singh Dhami Inaugurates District Science Museum in Pauri, Announces ₹110 Crore Development Projects


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