PM Modi will dedicate and officially launch 12 billion rupees worth of projects in MP

In Madhya Pradesh, which is ruled by the BJP and is expected to hold assembly elections next month, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will dedicate and officially open a number of projects for a combined total of Rs 12,600 crore on Thursday. These projects include rail and road construction as well as a monument honoring Rani Durgavati.

The ‘Veerangana Rani Durgavati Smarak aur Udyaan’, which is planned to be constructed in Jabalpur for around Rs 100 crore, would cover over 21 acres. According to an official, it would include a striking 52-foot-tall bronze monument of the Gond queen.

According to the official, the monument would include a museum that will emphasize the history of the Gondwana area, particularly the bravery and valor of Rani Durgavati. Additionally, it will emphasize the Gond people’s food, art, culture, and way of life, as well as those of other tribal tribes.

In the middle of the sixteenth century, Rani Durgavati was the monarch of Gondwana. According to the official, she is regarded as a valiant, daring, and intrepid fighter who struggled for independence against the Mughals.

In the last seven months, Modi has made nine trips to the state. He spoke during a Gandhi Jayanti event in Gwalior.

Modi will dedicate a “Light House Project” in Indore as a part of the Center’s flagship initiative “Housing for All.”

The “Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana – Urban” project, built at a cost of roughly Rs 128 crore, would benefit more than 1,000 beneficiary households. According to the official, it uses a “Prefabricated Sandwich Panel System” and a “Pre-engineered Steel Structural System” to create high-quality houses with all necessary amenities in a much shorter amount of time.

Additionally, Modi will lay the cornerstone for several ‘Jal Jeevan Mission’ projects totaling more than Rs 2,350 crore in the districts of Mandla, Jabalpur, and Dindori in order to provide safe and sufficient drinking water via individual family tap connections.

The ‘Jal Jeevan Mission’ project in Seoni district, which cost over Rs 100 crore, will be dedicated to the country by the prime minister. According to the official, around 1,575 communities would benefit from these initiatives in four regions of the state.

For the sake of enhancing the road infrastructure in Madhya Pradesh, Modi will lay the cornerstones for and dedicate to the country projects totaling more than Rs 4,800 crore.

NH 346’s Jharkheda-Berasia-Dholkhedi Road Upgrade Project, NH 543’s Balaghat-Gondia Section Four-Laning Project, NH 47’s Temagaon-to-Chicholi Section, NH 346’s Boregaon-to-Shahpur Section, and NH 346’s Shahpur-to-Muktainagar Section Road Upgrade Project are among the projects.

According to the official, Modi would dedicate to the country the upgrading of NH 347C’s route that connects Khalghat and Sarwardewla.

The PM will dedicate rail projects totaling more than Rs 1,850 crore to the country during his visit.

One of these initiatives is the doubling of the rail line that connects Marwasgram-Singrauli (78.5 km) and Katni-Vijaysota (102 km). Both of these are a part of the proposal to double the Katni-Singrauli portion of the line. According to the official, these improvements would strengthen the state’s train infrastructure, which will help commerce and tourism.

The project for the Vijaipur-Auraiya-Phulpur Gas Pipeline will be dedicated by Modi to the country. The 352-km-long pipeline cost more than Rs 1,750 crore to construct.

The PM will also lay the cornerstone for the Mumbai-Nagpur-Jharsuguda Pipeline Project’s (317 km) Nagpur-Jabalpur segment.

The project would cost more than Rs 1,100 crore to complete. According to the official, the gas pipeline projects would significantly reduce emissions by supplying households and businesses with inexpensive, clean natural gas.

Additionally, Modi will dedicate a brand-new bottling facility in Jabalpur that cost around Rs 147 crore to construct.