PM unveils 15 new airport initiatives, including Delhi!!!
PM unveils 15 new airport initiatives, including Delhi!!!
Prime minister Narendra Modi inaugurated 15 airport projects on Sunday, including the renovated Terminal 1 of the indira gandhi International airport in Delhi, which is estimated to have cost over Rs. 9,800 crore. This marked a significant improvement to the nation's aviation infrastructure. Twelve new terminal buildings for the airports in Pune, Kolhapur, gwalior, Jabalpur, Delhi, Lucknow, Aligarh, Azamgarh, Chitrakoot, Moradabad, Shravasti, and Adampur were part of the project that the prime minister essentially launched during an event in Azamgarh, Uttar Pradesh. Additionally, the foundation stones for the airports in Kadapa, Hubballi, and Belagavi were laid.
Modi remarked, "Azamgarh, which was once considered a backward area, is writing a new chapter of development today." The gwalior terminal was finished in just sixteen months, according to the PM. "The average citizens of this country are going to find travel by air easier and more affordable thanks to this effort," he said. people are witnessing that Modi is built of different material, Modi added, emphasizing that the government's track record of completing announced projects on time refutes the claim that these projects are electoral gimmicks. I'm working nonstop to establish a Viksit Bharat. On Sunday, initiatives pertaining to education, water, and the environment were given further momentum in addition to those involving airports, highways, and railroad infrastructure.Speaking to the people of Azamgarh, Modi reiterated his assurance that the region would always be "Aajanm" and "Vikas ka Garh" (the "bastion of development"). He claimed that now that Azamgarh has an airport, a hospital, and a medical college, it is independent of the larger cities that are nearby. Modi made a subtle jab at the congress when he stated that instead of the previous politics of dynasty and appeasement, the region has witnessed politics of development over the past ten years. "Chief minister Yogi Adityanath's leadership gave this trend a new momentum," he stated.Excellent roads and airports are a right shared by small towns and large metro areas. In order to ensure that urbanization proceeds unchecked, we are strengthening tier 2 and tier 3 cities, according to Modi.
Prime minister Narendra Modi inaugurated 15 airport projects on Sunday, including the renovated Terminal 1 of the indira gandhi International airport in Delhi, which is estimated to have cost over Rs. 9,800 crore. This marked a significant improvement to the nation's aviation infrastructure. Twelve new terminal buildings for the airports in Pune, Kolhapur, gwalior, Jabalpur, Delhi, Lucknow, Aligarh, Azamgarh, Chitrakoot, Moradabad, Shravasti, and Adampur were part of the project that the prime minister essentially launched during an event in Azamgarh, Uttar Pradesh. Additionally, the foundation stones for the airports in Kadapa, Hubballi, and Belagavi were laid.
Modi remarked, "Azamgarh, which was once considered a backward area, is writing a new chapter of development today." The gwalior terminal was finished in just sixteen months, according to the PM. "The average citizens of this country are going to find travel by air easier and more affordable thanks to this effort," he said. people are witnessing that Modi is built of different material, Modi added, emphasizing that the government's track record of completing announced projects on time refutes the claim that these projects are electoral gimmicks. I'm working nonstop to establish a Viksit Bharat. On Sunday, initiatives pertaining to education, water, and the environment were given further momentum in addition to those involving airports, highways, and railroad infrastructure.Speaking to the people of Azamgarh, Modi reiterated his assurance that the region would always be "Aajanm" and "Vikas ka Garh" (the "bastion of development"). He claimed that now that Azamgarh has an airport, a hospital, and a medical college, it is independent of the larger cities that are nearby. Modi made a subtle jab at the congress when he stated that instead of the previous politics of dynasty and appeasement, the region has witnessed politics of development over the past ten years. "Chief minister Yogi Adityanath's leadership gave this trend a new momentum," he stated.Excellent roads and airports are a right shared by small towns and large metro areas. In order to ensure that urbanization proceeds unchecked, we are strengthening tier 2 and tier 3 cities, according to Modi.