Mumbaione day before
After inaugurating the metro line in Mumbai, PM Modi also traveled in the metro.
PM Narendra Modi reached Mumbai on Thursday. Here he laid the foundation stone and inaugurated projects worth more than Rs 38,800 crore. PM Modi inaugurated Mumbai Metro Line 2A and 7. It also includes a 35-km elevated corridor stretching from Andheri to Dahisar.
On this occasion, PM Modi said that for the first time after independence, New India has big dreams and has the courage to make them come true. A long time of the last century was spent discussing poverty, asking the world for help and somehow living. For the first time in the history of independent India, the world trusted India’s resolve.
After inaugurating two metro lines in Mumbai, PM Modi also traveled in the metro. During this he interacted with the youth. He traveled between Gundavali and Mogra stations.
We changed our approach in 8 years
There is so much positivity in the world about India because today everyone feels that India is utilizing its potential very well. Today India is full of unprecedented confidence. We have seen that era when the money for the welfare of the poor used to go into corruption. There was no sensitivity regarding the tax received from tax payers. Crores of citizens had to bear its loss.
In the last 8 years, we have changed this approach. Today India is spending on its physical and social infrastructure keeping in mind the futuristic thinking and modern outlook.
PM Narendra Modi addresses after launching projects worth over Rs 38,800 crore in Mumbai.
Project worth about Rs 12,600 crore
Metro Line 2A connecting Dahisar E and DN Nagar (Yellow Line) is approximately 18.6 km long, while Metro Line 7 connecting Andheri E – Dahisar E (Red Line) is approximately 16.5 km long. The foundation stone of these lines was also laid by the Prime Minister in 2015. The project cost of both the lines is around Rs 12,600 crore.
The Prime Minister laid the foundation stone for 7 sewage treatment plants, road concreting project and redevelopment of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus in Mumbai. The Prime Minister also laid the foundation stone of 65.5 kilometer stretch of National Highway-150C. This six-lane greenfield road project is a part of the Surat-Chennai Expressway. It is costing about Rs 2,000 crore to make it.
The Surat-Chennai Expressway will pass through six states- Gujarat, Maharashtra, Karnataka, Telangana, Andhra Pradesh and Tamil Nadu.
A large number of party workers and common people reached PM Modi’s program.
20 apla dawakhana inaugurated
PM Narendra Modi inaugurated 20 aapla dawakhanas (health clinics) named after Shiv Sena founder Bal Thackeray.
Prime Minister Modi was welcomed by CM Eknath Shinde and Deputy CM Devendra Fadnavis in Mumbai.
PM gave a gift of 10,800 crores to Karnataka, said- previous governments did vote bank politics
PM Modi also played the drum in Kulburgi, Karnataka.
Prior to this, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday laid the foundation stone of projects worth Rs 10,800 crore in Yadgiri, Karnataka. This includes projects related to irrigation, drinking water and a national highway development project. During this, the PM targeted the opposition and said that the previous government only did vote bank politics, whereas the priority of our government is development.
5 big things of PM’s address…
1. In our country, crores of small farmers were also deprived of every comfort for decades, they were not even taken care of in government policies. Today the same small farmers are the biggest priority of the agricultural policy of the country.
2. We encouraged the aspiration of development in those districts which were declared backward by the previous government.
3. The country is moving forward to fulfill new resolutions for the next 25 years. These 25 years are Amrit Kaal for every person of the country, it is Amrit Kaal for every state.
4. The PM said that when the Jal Jeevan Mission started, out of 18 crore rural households, only 3 crore rural households had a tap water connection. Today, around 11 crore rural families of the country are getting tap water.
5. Work has started today on the part of the Surat-Chennai Economic Corridor which falls in Karnataka. This will provide employment to people in areas like Yadgiri, Raichur and Kalaburagi.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi laying the foundation stone of development projects in Karnataka.
Distribute Hakku letters to the beneficiaries of revenue villages
The PM reached Malkhed in Kalburgi district at around 2:15 pm. Where title deed (Hakku Patra) was distributed to the beneficiaries of the newly declared revenue villages. On this occasion, the PM said that today is a big day for lakhs of Banjara friends of Karnataka. More than 50,000 families have received Hakku Patra for the first time. The Government of Karnataka has chosen the path of good governance and harmony which Lord Basaveshwara gave to the country and the world centuries ago.
Lord Basaveshwara gave a model of social justice and democracy to the world from a platform like Anubhav Mandapam. He had shown us the path of empowerment of all by rising above every discrimination of the society. Those who ruled the country for a long time took the votes of the deprived sections of the society by giving slogans but did not take adequate steps for their development. We are working to empower them and these sections are getting their rights.
This is the second visit of PM to Karnataka this month. Earlier, the PM had reached Hubli on January 12 to inaugurate the National Youth Festival. Then he also did a road show.
Addressing the youth in Hubli, PM Modi said that the aspirations of youth power decide the destination of India.