Assam Bhawan in Delhi expanded by 4000 square meters
New Delhi: In a significant development, the Delhi Development Authority (DDA) has approved the allotment of 4000 square meter land for the construction of a new Assam Bhawan in Dwarka area. This expansion marks a significant increase from the originally sanctioned 1000 square metres, highlighting the growing importance of the project in meeting the needs of the Assamese people in the capital city.
Ranjit Kumar Das, Assam Cabinet Minister of Panchayat and Rural Development, Food, Civil Supplies and Consumer Affairs, General Administration and Law and Justice departments, excitedly shared the news through his social media platforms. Expressing his excitement he said, “A new beginning in the heart of Delhi! Delhi Development Authority has allotted 4000 square meters of prime land to the Government of Assam in Dwarka for a new Assam Building. The department has already received financial approval and limit amount. Has been issued.” Rs 32,30,34,892 for land. “This will undoubtedly be a valuable asset in the times to come.”
The new Assam Bhavan is expected to be a significant contribution to the landscape of Delhi. Total estimated cost Rs. The Rs 32 crore project is set to become a hub of cultural and administrative activities for the Assamese community living in Delhi and beyond. The expansion from the originally allotted 1000 square meters to 4000 square meters underlines the commitment to provide a state-of-the-art facility to meet the diverse needs of the people of Assam.
Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma had earlier laid the foundation stone of the project in April the same year. At that time, the size of the proposed Assam House was intended to be 1000 square metres. Emphasizing the important role of the new Assam Sadan, Chief Minister Sarma said, “The new Assam Sadan will cater to the needs of patients and students while the other two will be used by officials.”
This development is particularly significant as it addresses the growing demand for facilities to support patients and students of Assam. A large number of patients from Assam regularly travel to Delhi for treatment of various diseases. Additionally, a significant group of students from Assam come to the national capital to pursue their educational aspirations. Therefore, the expanded Assam Bhavan will serve as a valuable resource for these individuals, providing a familiar and supportive environment away from home.
The existing Assam House and Assam Bhawan are currently located in Chanakyapuri. The expansion of Assam Bhavan in Dwarka by 4000 square meters reaffirms the commitment of the Government of Assam to meet the growing needs of its people in Delhi. With its strategic location and enhanced capacity, the facility is set to become a major landmark and an essential support system for the Assamese community in Delhi, providing multiple services and promoting Assamese culture and heritage.
The expansion of land allotted for the new Assam Bhawan in Delhi, along with the foundation stone laid earlier by the Chief Minister of Assam, highlights the significant commitment to better serve the Assamese community, especially patients and students, in the capital city. This expansion marks a promising new chapter in the heart of Delhi, with Assam Bhawan poised to become a valuable asset for years to come.
