Vini Mahajan

In order to ensure seamless implementation of ongoing major infrastructure development projects in the state, Punjab Chief Secretary, Ms Vini Mahajan, on Tuesday directed all the departments concerned to accelerate the pace of the work to…

In order to arrest the Covid fatality rate in Punjab, the Chief Secretary, Vini Mahajan, on Friday directed the Health Department to further ramp up the ongoing vaccination drive so as to achieve the target of vaccinating 2 lakh persons per…

Even as the state’s telecom infrastructure density was already almost double than the national average, the Punjab Government has decided to increase it further to ensure fast track growth of digital communication network and provide…

In order to make the roads safer and smoother for commuters in the state, Punjab Chief Secretary, Ms Vini Mahajan, on Monday directed the concerned departments and National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) to rectify all the black spots…

With an aim to contain the further spread of second wave of Covid in the state, the Chief Secretary Vini Mahajan on Saturday ordered to vaccinate all persons above 45 years of age within this month.She directed the Administrative Secretary…

In order to dispel hesitancy and misconceptions about anti-Covid vaccine and encourage the people to get themselves vaccinated, Punjab Chief Secretary, Ms Vini Mahajan, on Thursday took the first dose of the vaccine at a special camp, which…

To further strengthen the roads and bridges in rural areas of the state, the Punjab Government on Monday gave nod to upgrade 116 roads and construct 22 bridges.This major project will further enhance connectivity of the villages with…

In order to ensure accountability, transparency, and responsiveness in the implementation of the government schemes, the Punjab Government has decided to create a robust and integrated technology solution to implement and review the…

The Captain Amarinder Singh-led Punjab Government has launched a major drive to clean the river waters in the state. Under the ‘save environment’ campaign, various works costing Rs 2,140-crore have been initiated to mitigate water pollution…

The legacy waste in 16 major towns of Punjab with over 1 lakh population will now be bio-remediated. For this purpose, a comprehensive project worth Rs 475.06 crore has been approved.A detailed project report (DPR) to this effect was given…