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'PRAGATI' to be Implemented Across 9 States via Highways, Railways, and Airports; PM Modi Unveils Grand ?30,000 Crore Scheme
New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi presided over the 51st high-level review meeting of 'PRAGATI' on Monday. During this meeting, seven major infrastructure projects spanning the railway, power, and road sectors were discussed in detail. These projects are spread across nine states and have a total estimated cost of approximately ?30,000 crore.
The meeting also included a review of the progress of the Ken-Betwa Link Project and the Swachh Bharat Mission (Urban) 2.0. Prime Minister Modi emphasized the need to rapidly implement rooftop solar projects in urban areas in a "mission mode." He issued directives to accelerate the adoption of solar energy in residential zones and public institutions.
Key Highlights of the Meeting:
Review of seven major projects across the railway, power, and road sectors.
Emphasis on developing the Vadhavan Port into a model port featuring multi-modal connectivity.
An appeal to states to ensure the effective implementation and regular monitoring of Swachh Bharat Mission 2.0.
Directives to expedite projects such as waste processing plants and 'GOBARdhan' initiatives.
PM Modi noted that delays in public projects lead to cost overruns and deprive the public of the benefits of development.
Discussion on innovative measures, such as installing solar panels over canals and along riverbanks.
The Cabinet Secretary informed that a monthly review mechanism for social schemes has been initiated across the states, with the Swachh Bharat Mission being the first to undergo this review.
It is anticipated that this initiative will serve as a catalyst for national development and mark a significant stride forward in the infrastructure sector.
New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi presided over the 51st high-level review meeting of 'PRAGATI' on Monday. During this meeting, seven major infrastructure projects spanning the railway, power, and road sectors were discussed in detail. These projects are spread across nine states and have a total estimated cost of approximately ?30,000 crore.
The meeting also included a review of the progress of the Ken-Betwa Link Project and the Swachh Bharat Mission (Urban) 2.0. Prime Minister Modi emphasized the need to rapidly implement rooftop solar projects in urban areas in a "mission mode." He issued directives to accelerate the adoption of solar energy in residential zones and public institutions.
Key Highlights of the Meeting:
Review of seven major projects across the railway, power, and road sectors.
Emphasis on developing the Vadhavan Port into a model port featuring multi-modal connectivity.
An appeal to states to ensure the effective implementation and regular monitoring of Swachh Bharat Mission 2.0.
Directives to expedite projects such as waste processing plants and 'GOBARdhan' initiatives.
PM Modi noted that delays in public projects lead to cost overruns and deprive the public of the benefits of development.
Discussion on innovative measures, such as installing solar panels over canals and along riverbanks.
The Cabinet Secretary informed that a monthly review mechanism for social schemes has been initiated across the states, with the Swachh Bharat Mission being the first to undergo this review.
It is anticipated that this initiative will serve as a catalyst for national development and mark a significant stride forward in the infrastructure sector.
The meeting also included a review of the progress of the Ken-Betwa Link Project and the Swachh Bharat Mission (Urban) 2.0. Prime Minister Modi emphasized the need to rapidly implement rooftop solar projects in urban areas in a "mission mode." He issued directives to accelerate the adoption of solar energy in residential zones and public institutions.
Key Highlights of the Meeting:
Review of seven major projects across the railway, power, and road sectors.
Emphasis on developing the Vadhavan Port into a model port featuring multi-modal connectivity.
An appeal to states to ensure the effective implementation and regular monitoring of Swachh Bharat Mission 2.0.
Directives to expedite projects such as waste processing plants and 'GOBARdhan' initiatives.
PM Modi noted that delays in public projects lead to cost overruns and deprive the public of the benefits of development.
Discussion on innovative measures, such as installing solar panels over canals and along riverbanks.
The Cabinet Secretary informed that a monthly review mechanism for social schemes has been initiated across the states, with the Swachh Bharat Mission being the first to undergo this review.
It is anticipated that this initiative will serve as a catalyst for national development and mark a significant stride forward in the infrastructure sector.
