Dr Hedgewar Seva Samiti To Build Public Library In Dharni A public library is set to be constructed in Dharni, a tribal region within Amravati district, as part of a government initiative to provide educational resources to local citizens and students. The decision was announced following directives from Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, with revenue minister Chandrashekhar Bawankule approving the proposal and issuing an official order on Tuesday. The government has allocated a plot of land measuring 163 square meters in Mouje Dharni to the Dr Hedgewar Birth Centenary Seva Samiti, Akola (Dharni), for the project. The land allotment is designated for Occupancy Class-2 tenure, which means it can only be used specifically for the construction and operation of a public library. The government has imposed strict conditions on the use of the land, prohibiting its sale, transfer, mortgaging, or leasing without prior approval. Additionally, the organization must adhere to all development control regulations set by the Public Works Department (PWD) and the local planning authority. Bawankule emphasized the significance of the initiative, stating that establishing a public library in a remote area like Dharni represents an investment in the future of the region’s youth. He highlighted that the library will provide essential reading facilities for students, addressing the lack of access to educational resources in the tribal community. The project underscores the government’s commitment to improving infrastructure and educational opportunities in underserved areas. The allocation of government land for this purpose reflects a broader effort to support community-driven initiatives that align with public welfare goals.#devendra_fadnavis #amravati_district #chandrashekhar_bawankule #dr_hedgewar_seva_samiti #dharni
