THE Haryana Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda has said that the first unit of 600 megawatt of Rajiv Gandhi Thermal Power Plant at Khedar in Hisar will be commissioned by December, 2009 and the second unit will be ready by March 2010. The CM also said that an industrial training institute, costing Rs 10 crore would be set up at Siwani in Bhiwani district for providing qualitative technical education to the youth of the area. The Rajiv Gandhi thermal power plant was being constructed at a cost of Rs 4,297 crore which is the only mega project of northern India. The CM said that sufficient power would be made available to the people of the state during next two years as a number of power projects were in the pipeline. He assured the farmers that ample power would be given to the agriculture sector even after purchasing on the higher rate. He said that the power was being purchased on the rate of Rs. 8 per unit from the other states to meet the growing demand of power. He added that the main aim of the government was to provide equitable water to all parts of the state and for this purpose, BML Hansi-Bhutana Multipurpose Canal being constructed at a cost of Rs. 350 crore. Similarly, Dadupur Nalvi Canal was being constructed at a cost of Rs. 267 crore.The CM also said that an Industrial Training Institute, costing Rs. 10 crore would be set up in Siwani in Bhiwani district for providing qualitative technical education to the youth of the area.