CM Nayab Singh Saini Announces More Flights and Connecting Routes From Hisar Airport

Residents of Haryana can look forward to significantly enhanced air travel options as the state government ramps up connectivity from the Maharaja Agrasen International Airport in Hisar. During a high-level review meeting assessing 11 major state development projects exceeding Rs 75 crore via the 'State Pragati Portal', Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini issued strict directives to increase the frequency of flights, with a primary strategic focus on introducing connecting flights to major cities across the country. This expansion aims to make air travel far more accessible for local citizens, business travelers, and tourists by ensuring seamless transit to diverse national destinations.Fast-Tracking the Integrated Manufacturing Cluster (IMC) Near Hisar AirportBeyond expanding flight routes, the review meeting emphasized accelerating infrastructural development surrounding the aviation hub. Chief Minister Saini ordered the expedited execution of the 1,578-acre Integrated Manufacturing Cluster (IMC) situated adjacent to Hisar Airport. Having successfully secured environmental clearances and completed the tendering process, this massive industrial and commercial project is poised to transform the region into a thriving economic powerhouse, boosting employment and regional trade alongside improved airport logistics.Reviewing Power Sector Upgrades and Infrastructure Projects Across HaryanaThe comprehensive review also covered critical power and infrastructure initiatives spanning multiple districts to ensure robust support for urban and rural development. Key updates highlighted significant progress across the state:Gurugram: Renovation work on key 11 kV feeder line projects has achieved 93 percent and 79 percent completion milestones.Yamunanagar: Construction on the 800 MW ultra-supercritical unit at the Deenbandhu Chhotu Ram Thermal Power Plant remains firmly on track, alongside the RDSS project in Jagadhri slated for completion by December.Rewari: Approximately 86 percent of the Loss Reduction Project under the RDSS scheme has been finalized, with a firm deadline of November 30 for full completion.Sadhaura & Kurukshetra-Kaithal Circles: The 66 kV to 220 kV substation upgrade in Sadhaura stands at 95 percent completion, while rural agricultural electrification projects involving H-poles and transformers are advancing rapidly at 57 percent in Kurukshetra and 72 percent in Kaithal.