Kashmir, May 6,2026-In a significant push for border area development, Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha on Wednesday visited the Vibrant Border Village of Regal in Samba and laid the foundation stone for multiple developmental projects.
Addressing locals during the visit, the Lieutenant Governor emphasized the government’s evolving vision for border regions, stating that these areas are no longer to be seen as the “last villages” of India but as the nation’s “First Villages.” He reiterated the administration’s firm commitment to ensuring holistic and inclusive development of border communities.
The projects launched during the visit are aimed at strengthening infrastructure, improving connectivity, and enhancing essential services in the region. Officials noted that the initiative aligns with the broader goal of transforming border villages into self-reliant and vibrant hubs of growth.
Manoj Sinha highlighted that sustained efforts are being made to bridge developmental gaps and provide better opportunities for residents living in border areas. He also stressed the importance of community participation in driving long-term progress.
The visit underscores the administration’s continued focus on uplifting rural and border regions across Jammu and Kashmir, ensuring that development reaches every corner of the Union Territory.
