Patna: Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar on Friday reviewed the ongoing construction works here.Prakash Punj‘ at Guru Ka Bagh in Patna Sahib area of the state capital.
He also supervised the construction work of the multi-purpose.Prakash Kendra‘ and his ‘Udyan’ (garden) went to the ‘Prakash Punj’ complex and inquired about the ongoing works from the concerned officials.
The ‘Prakash Punj’, which includes the ‘Prakash Kendra’ and its garden, is being built at a cost of Rs 54.16 crore to perpetuate the memory of the 350th Prakash Parv of Tenth Guru Gobind Singh. Sikh Guru, here in the state capital,” a building construction department (bcd) the official told TOI on Friday.
The Guru’s bag belongs to Guru Gobind Singh, who was born in Patna in 1666 to the ninth Guru Tegh Bahadur. Sikh Guru, and mother passed away. The Bihar government, under the leadership of Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, organized an 11-day program from 26 December 2016 to 5 January 2017 to commemorate the 350th birth anniversary of the 10th Sikh Guru Patna.
Nitish had laid the foundation stone of Prakash Punj, Prakash Center and Garden during three days.Shukrana Samaroh‘ (thank you) of 350th Prakash Parv on 23 December 2017.
Later in September 2018, Nitish inaugurated the construction work of ‘Prakash Punj’ and its associated buildings. Inaugurating the construction work, the CM had asked the BCD officials to complete all the work in the next 14 months. “But the work got delayed due to the COVID-19 related lockdown,” the BCD official said.
While inspecting the construction works, the CM asked the BCD officials to ensure planting of selected trees around the periphery of the Prakash Punj complex. He also instructed to construct a road using paver blocks around the pond located in front of the main gate.
When the railway line was crossed after the pond, Nitish asked the officials to build a boundary wall outside the pond to ensure the safety of the visitors. The Chief Minister also ordered the construction of a road on the outer side of the pond for the convenience of the visitors.
Nitish also inspected the nearby ‘Prakash Bhavan’ being built for the stay of tourists coming here from other cities or countries.
After the inspection of the construction works, a presentation was given in front of the CM on exhibition, side planning and content planning inside ‘Prakash Punj’.
He also supervised the construction work of the multi-purpose.Prakash Kendra‘ and his ‘Udyan’ (garden) went to the ‘Prakash Punj’ complex and inquired about the ongoing works from the concerned officials.
The ‘Prakash Punj’, which includes the ‘Prakash Kendra’ and its garden, is being built at a cost of Rs 54.16 crore to perpetuate the memory of the 350th Prakash Parv of Tenth Guru Gobind Singh. Sikh Guru, here in the state capital,” a building construction department (bcd) the official told TOI on Friday.
The Guru’s bag belongs to Guru Gobind Singh, who was born in Patna in 1666 to the ninth Guru Tegh Bahadur. Sikh Guru, and mother passed away. The Bihar government, under the leadership of Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, organized an 11-day program from 26 December 2016 to 5 January 2017 to commemorate the 350th birth anniversary of the 10th Sikh Guru Patna.
Nitish had laid the foundation stone of Prakash Punj, Prakash Center and Garden during three days.Shukrana Samaroh‘ (thank you) of 350th Prakash Parv on 23 December 2017.
Later in September 2018, Nitish inaugurated the construction work of ‘Prakash Punj’ and its associated buildings. Inaugurating the construction work, the CM had asked the BCD officials to complete all the work in the next 14 months. “But the work got delayed due to the COVID-19 related lockdown,” the BCD official said.
While inspecting the construction works, the CM asked the BCD officials to ensure planting of selected trees around the periphery of the Prakash Punj complex. He also instructed to construct a road using paver blocks around the pond located in front of the main gate.
When the railway line was crossed after the pond, Nitish asked the officials to build a boundary wall outside the pond to ensure the safety of the visitors. The Chief Minister also ordered the construction of a road on the outer side of the pond for the convenience of the visitors.
Nitish also inspected the nearby ‘Prakash Bhavan’ being built for the stay of tourists coming here from other cities or countries.
After the inspection of the construction works, a presentation was given in front of the CM on exhibition, side planning and content planning inside ‘Prakash Punj’.
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