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PM Modi Unveils ₹18,680 Crore Development Projects in West Bengal, Boosting Infra and Growth

By Editorial Team 👁 39
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today inaugurated development projects worth a staggering ₹18,680 crore in West Bengal, signaling a massive thrust to infrastructure, urban development, and public services in the state. Speaking at a large public rally, PM Modi emphasized the Central government's commitment to accelerating growth in eastern India. "These initiatives will transform connectivity, create jobs, and uplift livelihoods across West Bengal," he said, underscoring the focus on regional economic expansion. Expected to generate thousands of jobs and improve daily life for millions, these efforts come at a pivotal time. With political parties ramping up campaigns ahead of upcoming elections, the announcements highlight development as a key battleground in the state's heated electoral landscape. This push aligns with the Centre's broader vision for a Viksit Bharat, positioning West Bengal as a growth engine in the East.
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