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It has been almost a decade that boosted up the overall growth and development of the state of Haryana manifolds in terms of industry, education, infrastructure, rail network, road, etc. The work done by the chief minister of the state of Haryana in the past 10 years of his work in his chair is not something just in the books but it can be seen by one as soon as they would enter the state. Mr. Bhupinder Singh Hooda, a leader of India National Congress, has been the chief minister of Haryana since 2005. He has supported the sports and athletics in the state so much that in the past few International Game events, the world has seen India doing well in many sports and athletics like Commonwealth Games and London Olympics. In-fact at the time of London Olympics, in order to encourage the youngsters to pick up Olympic sports, he has announced a cash award of Rs. 25 million for the state athlete who would win gold medal in any discipline at the London Games. Cash prize money of Rs. 15 million and Rs. 10 million for silver and bronze medal winners was also been announced.
In July 2012, the state of Haryana got its first Shatabdi Express Train on Delhi-Rohtak-Tohana-Ludhiana route. This route proved it-self to be a boon for the state, as its stoppage at Tohana was no less than a gift for the whole constituency. By the end of the same year, i.e. the month of December, the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) for development for 151 kilometer long- Rai Malikpur-Narnaul-Mahendergarh-Dadri-Bhiwani-Kharak corridor in the state got signed. The roads connecting Rohtak- Kalanaur-Bhiwani-Loharu were also converted into the National Highway. Chandigarh- Delhi Expressway & Delhi-Jaipur Expressway that got a nod last year, completed their first phase of construction by 2012. The six laning of Badarpur-Hodal Highway got nod in the very same year due to Mr. Hooda’s constant efforts. The High Speed Trains for Panipat-Sonipat-Delhi and Alwar-Gurgaon-Delhi routes also got the approval from National Capital Region Planning Board (NCRPB). The survey for Hisar-Rohtak-Delhi High Speed Train also got a nod of NCRPB.
After providing the successful connection to commute easily from Gurgaon to Delhi via Delhi Metro, the govt. had laid down the foundation stone for Faridabad- Delhi Metro Rail this year. The Haryana government gave approval for the extension of Delhi Metro services from Mundka to Bahadurgarh.
Riding on the quick paced development in modern and administration segments, Haryana's advancement and monetary quality was commended at the national level. The Planning Commission in its most recent report evaluated Haryana's development rate as among the two major states amid the past five years. Haryana also wiped up 192.1 percent funds to its target for eleventh five year plan, which was accounted as the highest in the nation. Haryana has maintained its position as the state with the highest elevated per capita income in the nation barring small state of Goa. Different autonomous agencies like ASSOCHAM appraised Haryana as the employment era state. Information discharged by Income Tax Departmen this year uncovered the fact that Haryana paid more tax than the aggregate tax accumulation by Punjab, Chandigarh, Himachal Pradesh and Jammu & Kashmir.
The country witnessed many students and players from the state of Haryana getting National and International accolades. Shena Aggarwal, a resident of non-descript town Yamunanagar in Haryana, topped the UPSC civil services examination. Arpit Aggarwal, from Faridabad, topped the IIT JEE national entrance examination. In London Olympics grapplers Sushil Kumar and Yogeshwar Dutt brought plaudits to the country and their state by winning silver and a bronze respectively. Shooter Gagan Narang and shuttler Saina Nehwal, who have their roots in Haryana, also won bronze medals at the Olympics. The four medal winning players and all the Olympic participants from the state were honored by the state government with cash recompenses amounting to over Rs 6 crore, other than being showered with luxury cars and other lavish endowments.
The Census 2011 information for Haryana, whose figures were released this year, demonstrated that around 96 per cent of households are living in good or decent houses with just 4 per cent of the households, that is 2,09,270 are living in feeble houses.
Along these lines, the past few years have finished up on a high note for the state as numerous accomplishments were added to its credit as well as to the credits of Mr. Bhupinder Singh Hooda, who has done so much for the state of Haryana and has left no stone unturned in the past 10 years of his working, to make the state of Haryana reach where it is today.
