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20 Sep 2026
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Himachal Pradesh reallocates PWD and Urban Development portfolios to two ministers
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Himachal Pradesh reallocates PWD and Urban Development portfolios to two ministers

✍️ ANI News 🗓 20 Sep 2026, 09:31 PM 👁 10
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The state government has transferred the Public Works Department and Urban Development charges to two senior ministers while Vikramaditya Singh remains unavailable.

New Delhi – The Himachal Pradesh government announced a reshuffle of its cabinet assigning the Public Works Department (PWD) and Urban Development portfolios to two senior ministers. The move comes as the incumbent minister, Vikramaditya Singh, is currently absent from official duties, prompting the administration to ensure continuity in critical infrastructure projects.

Sources within the state secretariat said the two ministers, whose names were not disclosed in the brief release, will jointly oversee ongoing road construction, building maintenance, and urban planning initiatives across the hilly state. The reallocation is expected to streamline decision‑making and prevent delays in pending projects.

The decision was communicated through a press release by the Himachal Pradesh Information Department, which emphasized that the temporary arrangement will remain in effect until Mr. Singh resumes his responsibilities. No further details on the duration of the reassignment or the specific responsibilities of each minister were provided.

Political analysts note that such intra‑cabinet adjustments are not uncommon in Himachal politics, especially when a key minister is unavailable due to health or other commitments. The state government has assured the public that essential services related to roads, bridges, and urban development will continue without interruption.

The reshuffle underscores the administration’s focus on maintaining momentum on infrastructure development, a priority area for the current government’s agenda ahead of upcoming local elections.
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