PM Modi Begins Two-Day Gujarat Visit with Vadodara Roadshow, To Launch Projects Worth ₹82,950 Crore
Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in Gujarat for a two-day visit, commencing with a grand roadshow in Vadodara. He is scheduled to participate in public events in Dahod, Bhuj, and Gandhinagar. During his visit, PM Modi will inaugurate various development projects valued at approximately ₹82,950 crore, focusing on infrastructure and public welfare initiatives across the state, reaffirming his administration's development agenda.
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Some major projects include the inauguration of the Dahod Loco Manufacturing Shop-Rolling Stock Workshop, railway production units, and the launch of the Somnath–Ahmedabad Vande Bharat train. Multiple drinking water supply schemes and infrastructure projects worth over ₹82,000 crore are also being inaugurated across various districts.
This is PM Modi’s first visit to Gujarat after Operation Sindoor, making it notable both politically and in terms of public engagement. The visit also reaffirms his government’s focus on development and infrastructure ahead of potential upcoming elections or political milestones in the state.
The projects aim to improve infrastructure, boost connectivity, and enhance public welfare. For example, new water supply schemes are set to provide clean drinking water to nearly 4.62 lakh people in Mahisagar and Dahod districts, while upgraded rail facilities are expected to bolster local economies and create jobs.
PM Modi’s roadshow in Vadodara drew large crowds, with people showering flower petals as he passed. His visit has generated significant public enthusiasm, reflecting both local support for his leadership and anticipation for the announced development initiatives.