The EditorKaithal’s Historic Baoli to Be Restored for ₹4.46 Crore
Restoration Announced via Video Conference
Kaithal, September 18 – The historic Brick Baoli in Kaithal will undergo restoration at a cost of ₹4.46 crore. Haryana’s Heritage and Tourism Minister, Dr. Arvind Sharma, made the announcement through video conference from Narnaul, while CTM Gurvindra Singh laid the foundation stone from the video conference room at the Mini Secretariat.
Preserving Heritage Under Seva Pakwada
Dr. Sharma highlighted that under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini, numerous development projects are being carried out across the state. As part of Seva Pakwada, around 20 historic sites and baolis are set for restoration, including Kaithal’s Brick Baoli.
He emphasized that the Baoli is not only an important traditional water conservation system but also a vital part of Kaithal’s cultural heritage. The government is committed to preserving historical monuments, ensuring that future generations can connect with their legacy.
Project Details and Facilities
CTM Gurvindra Singh informed that the centuries-old Baoli, located near the old Civil Hospital, holds significant historical and cultural value. After restoration, it will regain its past glory.
The project will include structural repair, sanitation facilities, benches, signage, shaded areas, and lighting. Traditional methods will be used for structural assessment and reinforcement of weak sections to preserve its authenticity.
Haryana State Roads and Development Corporation’s Executive Engineer Anil Narwal and other officials were also present on the occasion.
Special Highlight: Diwali Mela at Surajkund
Heritage and Tourism Minister Dr. Arvind Sharma also announced that a Diwali Fair will be organized at Surajkund, Faridabad from October 2 to October 7.
The fair will feature cultural items, musical shows, ethnic wear, jewelry, home décor, fashion shows, and dance performances. It aims to promote trade, culture, and art alongside entertainment.
To encourage student participation, a 50% discount on entry tickets will be provided. Dr. Sharma invited citizens to attend and enjoy the festive celebrations.
