Assam Chief Minister Presses for Faster Work on New University

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Guwahati: Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma inspected the Shaheed Kanaklata Barua State University site on November 13. Work at the Bholaguri Tea Estate remains only 25 per cent finished. Construction lags behind.

Sarma ordered staff to pick up the pace on academic buildings and hostels. He wants the boys' and girls' residential facilities ready sooner. Improving access is also a priority.

He demanded a four-lane road connection from National Highway 15. The plan includes a railway overbridge to handle traffic. "He also emphasised the need to improve connectivity to the university," officials noted during the site visit.

The Chief Minister called for a Detailed Project Report regarding the second phase of development. He insists the facility must function as a green and sustainable campus.

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