CM Inaugurates Projects: Assam CM Inaugurates 168-cr Projects in Karbi Anglong | News | Guwahati News
Guwahati: Assam chief minister Himanta Biswa Sarma inaugurated multiple projects including a multi-purpose sports complex and a 3,000-seating auditorium costing Rs 168 crore in Karbi Anglong on Monday.
The CM said projects have taken the district to a new height in terms of development. The Sarsing Teron Langkung Habe Multi-purpose Sports Complex at KASA Stadium in Diphu built at a cost of Rs 75 crores will help budding sports talents to practice.
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