Prime Minister Narendra Modi will start a two -day journey on June 20 with Bihar and Odisha, followed by Andhra Pradesh in Andhra Pradesh on 21 June.
The Prime Minister will inaugurate several development projects in Siwan on Friday on Friday, infrastructure and a major boost for socio-economic development.
By increasing the railway infrastructure in the region, the Prime Minister will inaugurate the new Vary-Deoria railway line project of more than Rs 400 crore and will demolish a new train service on this route. Additionally, in a major edge for connectivity in North Bihar, the Prime Minister will also flag the Vande Bharat Express between Palliputra and Gorakhpur via Muzaffarpur and Bettiah.
By furthering the vision of “Make in India-Mack for the World”, the Prime Minister will also flagged a state-of-the-art locomotive built at the Marhowara plant for export to the Guinea Republic. It is the first export locomotive manufactured in this factory. They are equipped with high-horsepower engines, advanced AC propulsion systems, microprocessor-based control systems, ergonomic cab design and include technologies such as regenerative braking.
According to his commitment to conserve and rejuvenate the Ganges, the Prime Minister will inaugurate six sewage treatment plants (STPs) under the name of more than Rs 1,800 crore, to meet the needs of the people in the region.
The Prime Minister will also lay the foundation stone for supply of more than Rs 3000 crore in various cities, cleanliness and STPs in various cities across Bihar, aiming to provide clean and safe drinking water to the citizens of these towns.
In making a major boost to the power infrastructure in the region, the Prime Minister will lay the foundation stone for the 500 MW battery energy storage system (BESS) capacity in Bihar. Standalone bases are being installed in 15 grid substations in the state, including Muzaffarpur, Motihari, Bettiah and Siwan. The battery capacity to be installed in each sub-station is between 20 and 80 MW. This distribution will prevent companies from buying electricity at expensive rates by feeding the already stored electricity back to the grid, which will directly benefit consumers.
The Prime Minister will also release the first installment for more than 53,600 beneficiaries of PMAY U in Bihar. He will also hand over to some beneficiaries who will mark the Grih Pravesh function of houses completed over 6,600.
As per the release, on the same day, he will visit Bhubaneswar in Odisha and preside over the state level function, which will symbolize the completion of one year for the state government of Odisha. He will inaugurate the foundation stone of several development projects worth more than Rs 18,600 crore and will address the gathering on the occasion.
The Prime Minister will preside over the state-level function in Bhubaneswar to complete one year of Odisha government.
According to his commitment to Odisha’s overall development, the Prime Minister will also inaugurate and laid the foundation of several development projects worth more than Rs 18,600 crore.
These projects will cover important areas, including drinking water, irrigation, agricultural infrastructure, health infrastructure, rural roads and bridges, national highways and a new railway line.
The Prime Minister flagged the new train services, expanding railway connectivity in Buddhist district for the first time, marking a historic moment for the integration of the district with the National Railway Network.
In promoting clean energy and durable transport, the Prime Minister will flag 100 electric buses under the Capital Region Urban Transport (CRUT) system, supporting a modern, environmentally friendly urban dynamics network.
Prime Minister Odisha will release the vision document. The anchor around the historic years of 2036 was launched (when Odisha completes 100 years as India’s first linguistic state) and 2047 (when India celebrates 100 years of independence), the vision will designed an ambitious and roadmap ready for future for inclusive development.
As a tribute to the contribution of noted Odias, the Prime Minister will launch the initiative ‘Barputra Atiya Village Yojana’. Its objective is to convert its birthplace into a living monument through museums, interpretation centers, sculptures, libraries and public places, honoring the heritage of Odisha, promoting cultural tourism.
The Prime Minister will achieve women’s achievements in the state, which will celebrate 16.50 lakh Lakhpati Didi as a symbol of prosperity and self -sufficiency in the state.
On June 21, the Prime Minister will participate in Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh at around 6:30 pm, and address the gathering.
On the 11th International Day of Yoga, Prime Minister will lead the National Festival from Visakhapatnam. He will participate in the Common Yoga Protocol (CYP) session on the beach of Visakhapatnam, leading the nation in a harmonious yoga performance. Yoga Sangam programs will be held simultaneously at more than 3.5 lakh places across India. This year, special competitions such as Yoga under Yoga Unplugged with family and young-centered initiative have been launched on platforms such as MyGov and MyBharat, which encourages collective participation.
The theme for this year, “an earth for yoga, one health”, echoes the interaction of the health of human and planets and echoes the global vision of collective welfare, lies in the philosophy of India’s “Sarve Santu Neermaaya” (all can be free from disease). Since its inception in 2015, when the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) adopted India’s proposal to inspect India on 21 June, the Prime Minister led the ceremony from various places, including New Delhi, Chandigarh, Lucknow, Mysuru, New York (United Nations Headquarters), and Srinagar. The ID has since developed in a powerful global health movement. (AI)
