The development of the Navagraha Crematorium in Silpukhuri, Guwahati would soon get a sum of Rs. 4 crore, according to Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma, who made the announcement on Saturday.
The crematorium's projected construction will cost a total of Rs. 8.70 crore. Earlier today, the chief minister visited the crematorium and announced that the government would release a portion of the total cost in order to speed up the construction process.
CM Sarma gave the relevant departments instructions to ensure a smooth conclusion of the planned building activities for development.
Taking on Twitter, Minister Jayanta Mallabaruah announced, "The Government of Assam has designated a budget of Rs 4 cr. for the comprehensive development of the Navagraha cemetery. Today, Hon'ble CM, Dr. @himantabiswa , paid a visit to the Navagraha cemetery to take stock of the progress and also discussed various other issues."
Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma stated on Saturday that the Assam State Zoo and Botanical Garden will undergo extensive renovations to become India's top wildlife enthusiast destination.
State experts were dispatched to investigate the top zoos in India and plan the rebuilding of the state zoo.
The zoo will be renovated to incorporate a sizable theme park, suitable tourist amenities, and the planting of native tree species.
Additionally, animal-friendly cages and a full-fledged veterinary clinic for animal rescue, rehabilitation, and treatment will be built.
According to the information in the chief minister's tweet, visiting the zoo would be completely transformed with top-notch amenities, native landscaping, and an immersive experience while giving the animals the care they need.
On the other hand, The Assam Government has made the decision to award scooters to deserving female students who earned more than 60% in the just-completed Higher Secondary exam. For boys, however, the cutoff is 75 percent or higher.
Assam Cabinet has also made several decisions such as, the percentage of seats reserved for OBCs and MORE OBCS in professional programs at Assam Agricultural University has increased from 15% to 27%.
Seats for OBC/MOBC communities have been reserved based on community, namely the Tea Tribe. In light of the increase in reservation for OBCS/MOBCS in professional courses under AAU beginning with the academic year 2023–2024, Moran, Matak, Tai-Ahom, Chutia, and Koch Rajbongshi.
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