Karwar: Karnataka Marketing Consultants and Agencies Chairman and Karwar MLA Satish K. Sail inaugurated two key infrastructure projects in Karwar on Friday — the newly constructed Karwar Circuit House and the Government First Grade Women’s College building.
The Circuit House, built under the Public Works Department (PWD), was approved in 2017 and completed at a cost of approximately ₹10 crore. Speaking at the event, MLA Sail said the facility was constructed with high-quality standards by the contractors. He added that after discussions with the Chief Minister, an additional grant of ₹1.25 crore has been sanctioned for furnishing and infrastructure upgrades. He assured the public that essential amenities would be further enhanced in the coming days and reaffirmed his commitment to the region’s overall development.
Sail also mentioned that the inaugurations of the Mini Vidhana Soudha and the Gangavali Bridge would soon be held in the presence of the Chief Minister and Deputy Chief Minister.
In a separate event, MLA Sail inaugurated the Government First Grade Women’s College building, jointly developed by the PWD and the Department of Collegiate Education. The project, sanctioned in 2017-18, was completed after a five-year delay. Addressing the gathering, Sail emphasized the need for further development, including raising the compound wall and demolishing the old hostel building. He assured that all necessary infrastructure would be provided to the college in the coming phase.
Encouraging the students, Sail urged them to pursue education with confidence and determination, achieve academic excellence, and bring pride not only to the college but also to the entire district.
Dignitaries present at the twin events included Additional Deputy Commissioner Sajid Mulla, Town Municipal Commissioner Jagadish Huligajji, Tahsildar Nischal Noronha, PWD Executive Engineer H.R. Chandrashekhar, Assistant Executive Engineer Rama B. Arghekar, PWD Engineers Uday Kumar Shetty and Mallikarjun H., Retired Principals Dr. Vishwanath M. Naik and Gangolli, Building Chief Engineer H. Suresh, former TMC President T.P. Naik, social worker Madhav Naik, College Principal Dr. Ganesh V.G., faculty members, and students.