PM Narendra Modi to launch 13 projects worth Rs 2100 cr in Rajasthan

New Delhi, July 7 Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in Rajasthan's Jaipur on Saturday where he will establish the framework stone for 13 foundation projects worth Rs 2,100 crore. Later in the day, he will also address a huge gathering of beneficiaries of government schemes.

Modi arrived in a special aircraft that arrived at the Sanganer airport. He was welcomed by Rajasthan Governor Kalyan Singh and Chief Minister Vasundhara Raje. From that point, the preliminary clergyman left for the SMS stadium in a helicopter of the Indian Air Force. From that point, the preliminary priest left for the SMS stadium in a helicopter of the Indian Air Force.

Elaborate security plans have been made for the event. Sensitive areas in the city are secured by CCTV cameras, and transitory control rooms will alarm the field units on the off chance that they recognize any suspicious action.

The Prime Minister will look for input from around 2.5 lakh recipients of focal and state-run open welfare plots in the state where the gathering faces a critical get together race this year.

Modi, at the 'Pradhan Mantri Jansanwad program' at 'Amrudoon ka Bagh' here, will have one-on-one gatherings with recipients of the Ujjwal Yojana, the Pradhan Mantri Sanwad Yojana, the Mudra Yojana and the National Child Health Program which are being run by the Central government and have profited 95,66,000 people in Rajasthan.

The presentation will be directed by the CM Raje.

Among the imperative ventures for which PM Modi will establish framework are the Integrated Infrastructure bundle for the walled city of Udaipur, Elevated Road Project for Ajmer, Water Supply and Sewerage extends in different urban areas, Upgradation of STPs in Dholpur, Nagaur, Alwar, and Jodhpur.

Over 2 lakh recipients have been welcomed from every one of the 33 districts of the state to participate in this program, news agency IANS announced. According by data, around 4.5 crore people of Rajasthan have profited from around 160 government plans.