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Uttar Pradesh Transformed Under Modis Leadership, Says CM Yogi Adityanath

CM Yogi Adityanath highlights the transformation of Uttar Pradesh under PM Modis guidance, emphasizing speed, scale, and connectivity.

Lucknow, October 29 (Daily Kiran) : Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has asserted that under Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s guidance, the “double-engine” government has significantly transformed Uttar Pradesh. He emphasized that the principles of speed, scale, and connectivity have redefined the state’s identity, providing opportunities across various sectors and enhancing the quality of life for families.

In a recent post on the social media platform X, Adityanath stated, “Road, rail, and air connectivity do not just reduce distances; they bring new possibilities for convenience, time savings, and prosperity.” He reflected on the state of affairs before 2017, describing the development infrastructure as dire.

“Before the formation of the BJP’s double-engine government, Uttar Pradesh had only one and a half expressways. Today, there are ten operational expressways in the state,” he noted.

Adityanath pointed out that air travel was limited to a few cities prior to 2017, but now the state boasts 12 domestic and five international airports, elevating its connectivity. He also highlighted the establishment of metro services in seven cities, a significant improvement from the absence of such services in the past.

This transformation, according to the Chief Minister, has opened up larger markets for farmers and new opportunities for entrepreneurs. Access to education and employment for youth has improved, saving time for working individuals. The expansion of tourism is also providing a boost to local families’ livelihoods.

In conclusion, Adityanath stated, “The pace of development is changing the lives of citizens from villages to towns and cities. Every sector is gaining opportunities, every enterprise is becoming empowered, and every family’s happiness is increasing, marking the new identity of ‘New Uttar Pradesh’ in ‘New India.'”

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