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Prime Minister Narendra Modi embarks on a two-day visit to Gujarat and Uttar Pradesh, set to unveil and initiate projects worth Rs 61,000 crore.
Spiritual Pause at Valinath Mahadev Temple in Mahesana (12:45 PM)
Afterward, at 12:45 PM, the PM reached Mahesana, engaging in a spiritual moment at Valinath Mahadev Temple.
Inauguration and Foundation Stone Laying in Tarabh, Mahesana (1 PM)
In Tarabh, Mahesana, at 1 PM, the Prime Minister participated in a public function, dedicating projects worth over Rs 13,500 crore. These encompass vital sectors like road, rail, energy, health, and urban development.
Navsari Unveiling – A Hub of Development (4:15 PM)
In Navsari, at 4:15 PM, PM Modi unveiled projects exceeding Rs 47,000 crore, covering Vadodara Mumbai Expressway, road projects, rural water supply, and the initiation of construction for PM Mega Integrated Textile Region and Apparel (PM MITRA) Park.
Kakrapar Atomic Power Station Visit (6:15 PM)
The day concluded with a visit to the Kakrapar Atomic Power Station, where two new Pressurized Heavy Water Reactors (PHWRs) were dedicated to the nation. These indigenous reactors, with advanced safety features, will generate 10.4 billion units of clean electricity annually.
Friday’s Agenda in Uttar Pradesh
Sanskrit Pratiyogita Award Ceremony in Varanasi (Morning)
On the second day, PM Modi’s schedule included a program for distributing prizes to the winners of Sansad Sanskrit Pratiyogita in Varanasi.
Cultural and Spiritual Interlude in Varanasi (11:15 AM)
At 11:15 AM, the Prime Minister took a moment for pooja and darshan at Sant Guru Ravidas Janmasthali in Varanasi.
Commemorating Sant Guru Ravidas’s Birth Anniversary (11:30 AM)
Following this, at 11:30 AM, PM Modi attended a public function commemorating the 647th birth anniversary of Sant Guru Ravidas.
Development Unveiling in Varanasi (1:45 PM)
The visit to Varanasi culminated with a public function at 1:45 PM, where the Prime Minister inaugurated and laid the foundation stone of development projects amounting to Rs 13,000 crore. These projects spanned diverse sectors, further enhancing the region’s infrastructure and connectivity.
