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Construction Begins on Rs 113 crore Ravindra Bhavan in Pernem, Goa
✍️ The Navhind Times
🗓 21 Oct 2026, 06:46 AM
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The Rs 113‑crore Ravindra Bhavan complex in Pernem, Goa, has commenced construction, marking a major infrastructure push in the district.
The state government has initiated work on the Ravindra Bhavan project in Pernem, a coastal town of Goa, with an estimated outlay of Rs 113 crore. The development, announced earlier this year, aims to provide a modern facility for administrative and public functions in the region.
Construction crews have begun laying the foundation and erecting the structural framework, according to officials monitoring the site. The project is being executed under the supervision of the Goa Public Works Department, which has set quality and safety standards for the work.
Local authorities expect the new complex to generate employment opportunities during the building phase and to enhance service delivery for residents once operational. The timeline for completion has not been disclosed, but the commencement signals a significant investment in Pernem’s infrastructure.
Stakeholders, including district officials and community leaders, have welcomed the development, citing its potential to spur ancillary economic activity in the surrounding area.
Construction crews have begun laying the foundation and erecting the structural framework, according to officials monitoring the site. The project is being executed under the supervision of the Goa Public Works Department, which has set quality and safety standards for the work.
Local authorities expect the new complex to generate employment opportunities during the building phase and to enhance service delivery for residents once operational. The timeline for completion has not been disclosed, but the commencement signals a significant investment in Pernem’s infrastructure.
Stakeholders, including district officials and community leaders, have welcomed the development, citing its potential to spur ancillary economic activity in the surrounding area.