Shifting headquarters of HPTDC is a historic decision of long-term thinking: Trilok Suryavanshi
Outgoing Vice President of District Congress Committee District Kangra and State Media Incharge Himachal Pradesh Kisan Congress Trilok Suryavanshi said that shifting the office of Himachal Pradesh Tourism Development Corporation to Dharamshala is a long-term historic decision of the Sukhu government. The credit for this historic decision goes to the far-sighted thinking of RS Bali ji, a dynamic and dynamic leader of District Kangra, Vice President of Himachal Tourism Development Corporation and Chairman of Himachal Tourism Development Board.
Trilok Suryavanshi said that with his strong efficiency, R S Bali ji has for the first time rescued the corporation from the losses that it was facing for years and has taken a historic decision to shift the headquarters of the corporation.
Trilok Suryavanshi said that the long-term visionary Chief Minister of Himachal Pradesh Sukhwinder Singh Sukhu had decided to make Kangra the tourism capital soon after coming to power and now the decision to shift the headquarters of the Tourism Development Corporation confirms the said decision.
Trilok Suryavanshi said that Kangra district is very important from the tourism point of view and every year lakhs of domestic and foreign tourists visit Kangra valley. In such a situation, shifting the headquarters of the Tourism Development Corporation to provide maximum facilities to the tourists is the result of the far-sighted thinking of the state’s Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu and his energetic associates, the Vice President of Himachal Pradesh Tourism Development Corporation and the Chairman of Himachal Pradesh Tourism Development Board, and this is an indication of system change.
Trilok Suryavanshi said that in the same way one headquarters/directorate of every department should be shifted to every district, this will reduce the burden on the capital Shimla and will also provide convenience to the general public and in future Shimla can be developed more and more as a tourist capital.
