Jaipur, Rajasthan – Rajasthan Minister Rajyavardhan Rathore recently provided an update on the ongoing development projects in Jaipur, particularly focusing on efforts to integrate 13 nearby villages into the city’s municipal corporation. Rathore expressed confidence that this inclusion would significantly boost the region’s growth and infrastructure.
“We have taken 13 villages, which we have urged to be included in the municipal corporation. I am confident that they will be included. Once they are part of the urban area, the expansion of development here will accelerate even further,” said Rathore, emphasizing the transformative potential of the upcoming integration.
Rathore highlighted the continuous development work already underway in these areas, including the construction of a cemented road, which will improve connectivity for the local residents and ease transportation in the region. This development is part of a larger effort to modernize and expand infrastructure as the area transitions toward urban status.
In addition to road improvements, Rathore also announced the opening of a 50-bed satellite hospital, which will significantly enhance healthcare services in the region. This new facility aims to address the healthcare needs of the growing population, ensuring that residents have better access to medical care.
Rathore further noted the inauguration of a community building in the area, a key space for local gatherings and community activities. This building will serve as a hub for social interaction and will provide a venue for various civic, cultural, and educational events.
These initiatives, according to Rathore, reflect the government’s commitment to facilitating rapid urbanization while ensuring that essential infrastructure and services are in place to support the growing population. The integration of the 13 villages into the municipal corporation is expected to accelerate the pace of development, making Jaipur an even more vibrant and connected urban center.
With these ongoing efforts, Rajasthan is working towards a more inclusive and developed future, where infrastructure and public services keep pace with the expanding needs of its citizens.
