September 4, 2026
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Lift Irrigation, a boon for semi hilly areas of Sri Anandpur sahib

It would help in uplifting economy of the region
Sri Anandpur Sahib,
Villages of changar area falling in the semi hilly areas of Punjab and Himachal Border are facing a major problem of scarcity of water for irrigation and drinking purposes. With the visionary and concerted efforts of Speaker Rana KP Singh, the state government is about to initiate a project of lift irrigation at a cost of Rs. 46 crore. An amount of Rs. 9 crore is to be spent in the first phase of this project and if the economy of the fiscal condition state remains favourable then Rs. 25 crore can be further spent in this financial year.
When CM Punjab Captain Amarinder Singh visited this area with Speaker Rana KP Singh, he came to know about the problems of people in desparate need of water for drinking and irrigation. Taking immediate steps to solve the problem, CM Captain Amarinder Singh gavehis nod to Lift irrigation scheme in the budget session. Finance Minister Mr. Manpreet Singh Badal is soon going to sanction the required funds for this project.
Overjoyed people of the area gave the credit to Speaker Rana KP Singh by expressing their gratitude towards him stating that this initiative taken by the state government is going to entirely change their lifestyle . It would open new vistas of agriculture and economic prosperity .
Prominent persons Harbans Lal Mehandali Ex Sarpanch, Rajinder Singh Ex panchayat samiti president, Sucha Singh Sarpanch Shamla, Chain Singh Rana, Chaudhary paruLal Ex Sarpanch Lakhed, vinod Sharma advocate, Ram Swaroop Kahiwal, Sarwan Singh, Gian Chand ex Sarpanch Pahadpur , Rampal Bhumbla Director Khetibari Bank,Pawan Puri Kahiwal, of the area were present there and expressed their appreciation towards State government by stating that they have received a much awaited relief after 60 years as this is going to change the life of a farmer from misery to prosperity.

Lift Irrigation, a boon for semi hilly areas of Sri Anandpur sahib

127.04 LMT of wheat procured; 125.35 LMT