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Minister Atul Bora Opens Rs 2 Crore Panchayat Resource Centre in Tinsukia, Assam
✍️ India Today NE
🗓 17 Oct 2026, 03:46 AM
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Assam's Panchayat Resource Centre, built at a cost of Rs 2 crore, was inaugurated today by State Minister Atul Bora in Tinsukia.
State Minister Atul Bora formally inaugurated a new Panchayat Resource Centre in Tinsukia, Assam, on Thursday. The centre, constructed at an estimated cost of Rs 2 crore, is intended to serve as a hub for training, capacity building and information dissemination for local self‑government bodies.
The facility is part of the Assam government's broader effort to strengthen Panchayati Raj institutions and improve service delivery at the grassroots level. Officials said the centre will house a library, computer lab and meeting rooms to support officials and community representatives.
Local leaders welcomed the development, noting that the centre will reduce the need for Panchayat officials to travel to distant district headquarters for training and resources. The inauguration marks a step forward in the state's ongoing decentralisation agenda.
The project was funded through state allocations under the rural development budget, reflecting the government's commitment to enhancing administrative capacity in remote districts.
The centre is expected to become operational within the next few weeks, with scheduled workshops and seminars aimed at improving governance and development outcomes in the region.
The facility is part of the Assam government's broader effort to strengthen Panchayati Raj institutions and improve service delivery at the grassroots level. Officials said the centre will house a library, computer lab and meeting rooms to support officials and community representatives.
Local leaders welcomed the development, noting that the centre will reduce the need for Panchayat officials to travel to distant district headquarters for training and resources. The inauguration marks a step forward in the state's ongoing decentralisation agenda.
The project was funded through state allocations under the rural development budget, reflecting the government's commitment to enhancing administrative capacity in remote districts.
The centre is expected to become operational within the next few weeks, with scheduled workshops and seminars aimed at improving governance and development outcomes in the region.