Jhajjar: Next Gurgaon in the making

Skyscrapers and a Metro line; that is what we dream Jhajjar would look like in the next few years. Sounds like another political promise, doesn’t’ it? The difference here is that we have already started working in the right direction so that dream could be fulfilled in the right time frame.

Addressing a state-level Kisaan Sammellan in Jhajjar last month, honourable CM ShriBhupinder Singh Hooda said Jhajjar would be developed on the lines of Gurgaon. “Today, Jhajjar has a railway line, an AIIMS-2 and foundation stones have been laid for prestigious institutions like IIT, National Cancer Institute, and Global Centre for Nuclear Sciences," said ShriHooda.

A war museum was also inaugurated on the occasion. Jhajjar, the area that was once called a desert, has been transformed due to Congress led Haryana government's development schemes.

We have been encouraging farmers to use modern technology in farming.  Modern techniques will increase agriculture production by leaps and bounds.

In the past 9 years, several schemes have been started for the welfare of farmers. The electricity bills amounting to about Rs. 1,600 crore were written off by the government. Interest rate on crop loans was brought down from 11% to 4%.

We have been doing everything that we can to bring Jhajjar into the mainstream and the day is not far when we would count the town as one of the most developed towns in India.