Jammu, May 29 : Jammu and Kashmir’s Lieutenant Governor, Manoj Sinha, expressed confidence that the union territory would continue to experience significant progress and development, asserting that no obstacle could hinder its growth.
During the inauguration of the Jambu Zoo in Jammu, Sinha highlighted the positive changes occurring in Jammu, comparing it to the transformation witnessed in Kashmir. He emphasized that the Union Territory was moving towards a future of peace, progress, and prosperity.
The newly inaugurated Jambu Zoo, covering an expansive area of 3200 kanals and constructed at a cost of Rs 62.17 Crores, is now the largest zoo in northern India.
Sinha remarked that this development project exemplifies the ongoing 24/7 progress throughout Jammu and Kashmir.
He also announced upcoming plans for a riverfront along the Tawi River in Jammu and the inauguration of the Bala Ji Temple on June 8. Sinha called upon the people of Jammu to take responsibility and actively contribute to the overall growth and development of the region, while the administration continues to shape its future.
