In a significant push toward India’s infrastructure and economic development, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday launched 105 projects worth over ₹18,600 crore across various sectors. The wide-ranging initiatives, covering roads, railways, urban development, and water resources, underscore the government’s continued emphasis on modernizing the country’s infrastructure and public services.
During the virtual event, Prime Minister Modi also unveiled a comprehensive Vision Document, outlining long-term development goals, strategies for regional growth, and a blueprint for inclusive progress in the years ahead.
Major Highlights of the Launch
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105 projects inaugurated or foundation stones laid
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Total investment: ₹18,618 crore
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Projects span sectors such as transport, power, sanitation, housing, health care, and digital infrastructure
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A special focus on Tier-2 and Tier-3 cities, rural connectivity, and water conservation
Prime Minister’s Address
In his address, PM Modi said the launch symbolized the spirit of “Viksit Bharat” (Developed India). He emphasized that every rupee invested in infrastructure was an investment in India’s future and prosperity.
“These 105 projects are not just numbers; they are gateways to transformation. We are laying the foundation of a modern India—an India that is self-reliant, sustainable, and inclusive,” he said.
He reiterated the government’s focus on job creation, ease of living, and regional equity, and urged all stakeholders to work collaboratively toward the vision outlined in the new document.
Key Projects Announced
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New expressways and railway lines across northern and eastern India
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Smart city infrastructure upgrades in 12 cities
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Digital connectivity projects to enhance broadband access in rural zones
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Water resource management schemes in drought-prone regions
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Clean energy installations, including solar parks and wind energy hubs
Vision Document 2047: A Blueprint for the Future
The Vision Document, unveiled during the event, sets out India’s developmental roadmap toward 100 years of independence in 2047. It includes key objectives such as:
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Achieving $10 trillion GDP
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Becoming a global manufacturing and innovation hub
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Universal access to clean energy, healthcare, and education
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Leading in climate action and green technology
The document places emphasis on sustainability, digital governance, and the empowerment of youth and women as core drivers of India’s future.
