Nurpur, March 12
In a significant development for Himachal Pradesh’s tourism sector, Ambar Mahajan, a prominent Youth Congress activist hailing from the Nurpur Assembly constituency, has been appointed as the Director of the Board of Directors of the Himachal Pradesh Tourism Development Corporation (HPTDC).
The Department of Tourism & Civil Aviation formalized this appointment through a notification issued yesterday, marking a new chapter in the state’s tourism management.
Mahajan’s appointment has garnered widespread praise, particularly from the local Block Congress unit, which sees it as a testament to both his capabilities and dedication to public service. Mahajan’s lineage, as the son of former MLA Ajay Mahajan, adds to his deep-rooted connection with the region’s political and developmental landscape.
Expressing gratitude towards Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu and HPTDC Chairman R.S. Bali, Ambar Mahajan pledged to channel his energies towards realizing the state government’s vision of transforming Kangra district into the tourism capital of Himachal Pradesh. He emphasized that concerted efforts and innovative strategies would be key to leveraging the region’s natural beauty and cultural heritage to attract tourists and bolster the local economy.
Mahajan’s appointment comes at a crucial juncture when Himachal Pradesh is aiming to position itself as a premier tourist destination, capitalizing on its scenic landscapes, adventure tourism potential, and rich cultural heritage. His experience and enthusiasm are expected to play a pivotal role in steering HPTDC’s initiatives towards sustainable growth and heightened visibility on the national and international tourism circuits.
The stakeholders and residents of Himachal Pradesh eagerly anticipate the positive impact of Ambar Mahajan’s leadership on tourism development, job creation, and overall economic prosperity in the region. His appointment symbolizes a blend of youthful vigor and seasoned leadership, promising a bright future for Himachal’s tourism industry under his stewardship.
