Ropar (Gurpreet Singh): After years of delays, the proposed Nangal–Bhakra Dam Museum project has finally picked up pace, with Punjab Education Minister Harjot Singh Bains confirming that work is now progressing swiftly.
The project, which had remained on paper for nearly 20 years despite multiple announcements, is now being executed with renewed urgency. According to the minister, construction activity is underway round the clock to fast-track completion.
The upcoming museum is expected to showcase the legacy and significance of the Bhakra Dam, while incorporating modern features to enhance visitor engagement.
Bains highlighted that the initiative is part of a larger development push aimed at reviving Nangal’s tourism potential. Plans for additional attractions, including a glass bridge and a contemporary auditorium, are also moving forward in parallel.
Authorities are optimistic that these projects will transform Nangal into a lively destination, drawing visitors from across the region and contributing to economic activity in the area.
