PM Modi’s Big Gujarat Push: ₹35,000 Crore Projects Unveiled In Vadodara

Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched major development projects in Gujarat and Madhya Pradesh during the ‘NaMo for Viksit Bharat’ programme in Vadodara.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi reached Vadodara, Gujarat, on Tuesday and attended the ‘NaMo for Viksit Bharat’ programme. People welcomed him warmly during the event. Meanwhile, he launched several important projects connected with Gujarat and Madhya Pradesh. The combined value of these projects exceeds ₹35,000 crore.

Development And Partnership Take Centre Stage

Addressing the programme, Prime Minister Modi said the day represented a celebration of development and partnership. He explained that efforts from people working across different sectors were moving progress forward together.

Furthermore, Modi said he arrived in Vadodara to accelerate the journey towards a developed India. He highlighted the importance of collective participation in achieving this vision.

During the event, the Prime Minister also praised public involvement in the cleanliness campaign. He said people showed strong dedication while contributing to cleanliness activities during the development celebrations.

Additionally, Modi stated that cleanliness has created a deep impact on every family’s life. He expressed pride over the service spirit shown by citizens.

Focus On Connectivity And Infrastructure Growth

Prime Minister Modi recalled his call for the ‘Sankalp Ki Saptadhara’ from the Red Fort. He highlighted the important role of Gati Shakti in national development.

According to Modi, stronger infrastructure and better connectivity remain essential for India’s progress. Therefore, the government continues pushing development activities across multiple sectors.

He added that different projects are moving forward rapidly to achieve the goal of a developed India. Consequently, several key initiatives have started from Vadodara.

The Prime Minister said these projects will contribute towards strengthening development efforts. Moreover, the Vadodara programme marked another step in India’s development journey.