Haryana CM turns 62 today, shares mid day meal with students

Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar today celebrated his 62nd birthday by sharing mid day meal with the students of a government senior secondary school.
He also visited the civil hospital in Panchkula and distributed fruits among the patients. He wished them speedy recovery, an official spokesperson said.
At the request of MLA Kalka Latika Sharma, the Chief Minister said the issues of construction of Shyamla and Damrala dams over river Ghaggar would be taken up with the Punjab Government.
Khattar said Shivalik region is an important part of Panchkula and it would be the priority of state government to undertake various development works here.

He said this region also has ample opportunities for development of eco-tourism and herbal medicines.
Khattar today became the first CM of the state to have deposited with the 'Toshakhana' as many as 45 items gifted to him at different public functions since he assumed the office in October, 2014.

A 'Toshakhana' has been set up in the New Guest House at Haryana Raj Bhawan, Chandigarh, for keeping such gifts, the spokesperson said.
The gifts deposited by him include four silver Krishna Raths, Krishna Rath with two horses with silver frame, brass Krishna idol with cow, brass Ganesha with frame,brass multi-coloured Hanuman idol among others.

Last year, the Chief Minister had donated three acres of land to 'Panchnad Memorial Trust in Panipat' from his ancestral land.