New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday inaugurated and laid the foundation stone of several major development projects in Ahmedabad, including the one named 'Vande Metro', which has now been renamed.Namo Bharat Rapid Rail.'
8,500 crore projects are targeted for expansion. GujaratOf Citizen Communication Through extensive rail, road, and metro infrastructure.
Addressing a public rally in Ahmedabad, PM Modi said, “Projects worth Rs 8,500 crore have been inaugurated here, including rail, road, metro. Another star has been added to Gujarat's pride today. Today's Namo Bharat Rapid Rail will be a milestone in India's urban connectivity.”
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PM Modi targeted him during his speech The opposition And said that hateful people are leaving no opportunity to defame India and Gujarat. Criticizing those who he termed as spreading negativity, he said, “Some people full of negativity are targeting the unity and integrity of India, they want to divide the country.”
PM Modi addresses criticism from opposition parties during his third term as Prime Minister. “In the first 100 days of my third term, they (opposition) mocked me and insulted me. I decided not to respond to any insult but ensure the completion of the government's 100-day agenda,” he said. decided to make.”
The 'Numu Bharat Rapid Rail' running between Bhaj and Ahmedabad is expected to provide great convenience to students, professionals and businessmen. PM Modi said, “Nimo Bharat Rapid Rail is going to provide a lot of convenience to our middle class families who travel from one city to another in the country every day.”
“In future, Namo Bharat Rapid Rail will connect many cities of the country,” he added.
Apart from Bhaj-Ahmedabad route, PM Modi flagged off many others. Vande Bharat Trains run on key routes including Kolhapur to Pune, Pune to Hubli, Nagpur to Secunderabad, Agra Cantt to Benares, and Durg to Visakhapatnam.
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He also started the first 20-coach Vande Bharat train from Varanasi to Delhi. Highlighting the rapid expansion of the Vande Bharat network, Modi said, “In the last 100 days, dozens of projects related to rail, road, port, airport and metro have been approved. The speed with which Vande Bharat trains The network has been built. The expansion in these 100 days is unprecedented… a new Vande Bharat train has been launched every week in the last 15 weeks.”
The Prime Minister also handed over the keys of state-constructed houses under Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana (PMAY) in both urban and rural areas. “Thousands of families are entering their new homes in Gujarat today. Thousands of families have also got the first installment of their ready-made homes. I wish them to celebrate all the upcoming festivals in their new homes,” he said. said
Reflecting on Gujarat's recent challenges, Modi expressed concern about the devastating floods due to unprecedented rainfall. “This year, many areas of Gujarat received heavy rainfall simultaneously. This is the first time that we have seen such heavy rainfall on such a large scale and in such a short period of time… due to which we have lost many lives. The state And central governments are doing all possible to provide relief to the affected people, I pray for their speedy recovery.
8,500 crore projects are targeted for expansion. GujaratOf Citizen Communication Through extensive rail, road, and metro infrastructure.
Addressing a public rally in Ahmedabad, PM Modi said, “Projects worth Rs 8,500 crore have been inaugurated here, including rail, road, metro. Another star has been added to Gujarat's pride today. Today's Namo Bharat Rapid Rail will be a milestone in India's urban connectivity.”
Also Read: PM Modi Launches First Indian Railways Namo Bharat Rapid Rail Train
PM Modi targeted him during his speech The opposition And said that hateful people are leaving no opportunity to defame India and Gujarat. Criticizing those who he termed as spreading negativity, he said, “Some people full of negativity are targeting the unity and integrity of India, they want to divide the country.”
PM Modi addresses criticism from opposition parties during his third term as Prime Minister. “In the first 100 days of my third term, they (opposition) mocked me and insulted me. I decided not to respond to any insult but ensure the completion of the government's 100-day agenda,” he said. decided to make.”
The 'Numu Bharat Rapid Rail' running between Bhaj and Ahmedabad is expected to provide great convenience to students, professionals and businessmen. PM Modi said, “Nimo Bharat Rapid Rail is going to provide a lot of convenience to our middle class families who travel from one city to another in the country every day.”
“In future, Namo Bharat Rapid Rail will connect many cities of the country,” he added.
Apart from Bhaj-Ahmedabad route, PM Modi flagged off many others. Vande Bharat Trains run on key routes including Kolhapur to Pune, Pune to Hubli, Nagpur to Secunderabad, Agra Cantt to Benares, and Durg to Visakhapatnam.
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He also started the first 20-coach Vande Bharat train from Varanasi to Delhi. Highlighting the rapid expansion of the Vande Bharat network, Modi said, “In the last 100 days, dozens of projects related to rail, road, port, airport and metro have been approved. The speed with which Vande Bharat trains The network has been built. The expansion in these 100 days is unprecedented… a new Vande Bharat train has been launched every week in the last 15 weeks.”
The Prime Minister also handed over the keys of state-constructed houses under Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana (PMAY) in both urban and rural areas. “Thousands of families are entering their new homes in Gujarat today. Thousands of families have also got the first installment of their ready-made homes. I wish them to celebrate all the upcoming festivals in their new homes,” he said. said
Reflecting on Gujarat's recent challenges, Modi expressed concern about the devastating floods due to unprecedented rainfall. “This year, many areas of Gujarat received heavy rainfall simultaneously. This is the first time that we have seen such heavy rainfall on such a large scale and in such a short period of time… due to which we have lost many lives. The state And central governments are doing all possible to provide relief to the affected people, I pray for their speedy recovery.
PM Modi expressed optimism about India's growth trajectory. “This is a golden age for the country. In the next 25 years, we need to develop India. In this, Gujarat is going to play a major role. Gujarat, today, is becoming a major manufacturing hub. One of the most well-connected states in the country, the day is not far when Gujarat will gift the first Made-in-India transport aircraft, the C295.
Reflecting on his connection with Gujarat, the Prime Minister said, “After taking oath as Prime Minister for the third time, I am visiting Gujarat for the first time. Gujarat is my birthplace, it has taught me all the lessons of life. I have been showered with love and when the son returns to his home and receives blessings from his loved ones, he gets new energy.