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PM Modi Unveils ₹41,000 Crore Investment in 2,000 Railway Projects

On Monday, over 2,000 railway infrastructure projects valued at around ₹41,000 crore were launched, the foundation stone was laid, and the projects were dedicated to the country by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Speaking at the occasion, Modi described it as a representation of the “New India” work culture. The program for today represents the work ethic of New India. India is currently operating on an unparalleled scale and at an unprecedented speed. India has gone past having modest goals and toward dreaming big and achieving those goals as soon as possible, according to Modi. He continued, expressing confidence in his ability to serve a third term in office.

“Today marks the official opening and laying of the cornerstone for almost two thousand railway-related projects. As of this moment, this government’s third term will begin in June. Everyone is astonished by the scope and speed of the work that has begun,” he remarked.
Under the Amrit Bharat Station Scheme, Modi laid the groundwork for the reconstruction of 553 railway stations. In his video message, Modi noted that while his administration will start a third term in June, the scope and style of its work have taken many by surprise. He also mentioned the recent announcement of several development projects.

Modi highlighted the changes in the railroads, such as the introduction of Vande Bharat trains, an emphasis on cleanliness, and the electrification of tracks, saying that people had witnessed the construction of a new India over the past ten years. The prime minister took a jab at earlier administrations by claiming that under his watch, public funds were no longer plundered and that all profits were allocated to enhancing railway services. He claimed that although the Indian Railways was once a victim of politics, it is now the primary factor facilitating travel and has created a significant number of jobs.

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Modi issued a warning, stating that if money leaks as a result of fraud, the budget rise brought on by the nation’s expanding economy will have no effect locally. He said that local artists and culture are being promoted through the use of renovated train stops. The prime minister stated that although the national transporter is today a major driver of transformation, the financial losses of the railways were formerly a regular theme. “I want to convey to young people that my resolve is their dream. Viksit Bharat is guaranteed by your aspirations, your diligence, and my determination,” he declared. Joining the nationwide event were hundreds of MPs and MLAs, as well as several governors and chief ministers.