In order to inaugurate numerous projects and attend a public yoga session on the International Day of Yoga, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will start his two-day trip to Bihar, Odisha, and Andhra Pradesh on Friday.
On Friday, PM Modi will travel to Siwan, Bihar, where he will lay the cornerstone and officially launch many development projects at noon. Additionally, he will speak to the audience on the occasion. After that, at approximately 4:15 p.m., he will go to Bhubaneswar, Odisha, to preside over a state-level event commemorating the state government’s one-year anniversary. In addition, he will speak to the crowd and lay the cornerstone for several development projects totaling more than Rs 18,600 crore.
The Prime Minister will take part in the International Yoga Day-Mass Yoga Demonstration in Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh, on June 21 at approximately 6:30 a.m. Additionally, he will speak to the audience on the occasion.
“Over the next two days, I will be attending programs in Bihar, Odisha, and Andhra Pradesh,” PM Modi wrote on X on Thursday. Numerous sectors are covered by these programs.
A government press release states that the prime minister would launch a new train service on the Vaishali–Deoria railway line project in Bihar, which is valued at about Rs 400 crore. The PM will also launch the Vande Bharat Express between Patliputra and Gorakhpur via Muzaffarpur and Bettiah, which would significantly improve connectivity in North Bihar.
In keeping with the motto “Make in India – Make for the World,” the prime minister will also unveil a brand-new locomotive that was constructed at the Marhowra Plant and will be sent to the Republic of Guinea.
This factory’s first export locomotive was produced here. They have powerful engines, cutting-edge AC propulsion systems, control systems based on microprocessors, ergonomic cabin designs, and innovations like regenerative braking.
In line with his commitment to conservation and rejuvenation of the river Ganga, the Prime Minister will inaugurate six Sewage Treatment Plants (STPs) under the Namami Gange project worth over Rs 1,800 crore, catering to the needs of people in the region.
In order to give the residents of these towns access to clean and safe drinking water, PM Modi will also lay the cornerstone for water supply, sanitation, and STPs totaling more than Rs 3,000 crore in a number of Bihar towns.
More than 53,600 PMAY U beneficiaries in Bihar will also receive their first installment from Prime Minister Modi. To commemorate the Grih Pravesh Ceremony of more than 6,600 PMAY U built homes, he would also give keys to a select group of beneficiaries.
PM Modi will travel from Bihar to Odisha, where he will preside over a state-level event in Bhubaneswar to mark the end of the government’s first year.
In addition, the Prime Minister will officially launch and set the groundwork for several development initiatives totaling more than Rs 18,600 crore. Critical areas like as drinking water, irrigation, agricultural and health infrastructure, rural roads and bridges, portions of national highways, and a new railway line will all be covered by these projects.
The Prime Minister will officially open new train services that will provide rail access to the Boudh district for the first time, marking a significant milestone in the district’s integration into the national railway network.
The Prime Minister will launch 100 electric buses as part of the Capital Region Urban Transport (CRUT) system, promoting a cutting-edge, environmentally responsible urban mobility network and a significant step toward clean energy and sustainable transportation.
The Odisha Vision Document will be made public by PM Modi. The vision will lay out an ambitious and forward-looking plan for inclusive progress, with a focus on the historic years of 2036 (when Odisha celebrates 100 years as India’s first language State) and 2047 (when India celebrates 100 years of independence).
The Prime Minister will introduce the “Baraputra Aitihya Gram Yojana” program in honor of the contributions of notable Odias. In order to honor Odisha’s past and encourage cultural tourism, it seeks to turn their birthplaces into living memorials through museums, interpretation centers, statues, libraries, and public areas.
The Prime Minister will honor female achievers from throughout the state as he celebrates more than 16.50 lakh Lakhpati Didis, which are emblems of the state’s wealth and independence.
PM Modi will lead the national celebration from Visakhapatnam on International Yoga Day while he is in Andhra Pradesh. Along with about five lakh other participants, he would take part in the Common Yoga Protocol (CYP) session on Visakhapatnam’s beach.
According to the press release, over 3.5 lakh places around India would host Yoga Sangam sessions concurrently. This year, platforms like MyGov and MyBharat have created youth-focused projects under Yoga Unplugged and specific contests like Yoga with Family to encourage widespread participation.
Based on India’s idea of “Sarve Santu Niramaya” (May all be free from disease), this year’s theme, “Yoga for One Earth, One Health,” emphasizes the connection between personal and planetary health and echoes the worldwide vision of communal wellness.