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Assam Approves Rs 50,000-Crore Package Covering Women, Health, Roads and Education

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The Assam government has approved a comprehensive Rs 50,000-crore development package spanning multiple sectors. A significant portion of the funds is directed toward building and improving public infrastructure across the state. Education is among the key focus areas, with approximately Rs 700 crore earmarked for upgrading close to 1,000 high schools. The package also addresses priorities related to women's welfare, healthcare, and road development.

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