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PM GatiShakti 3 Evaluates Rs.60 Bn Urban Infrastructure Projects
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PM GatiShakti 3 Evaluates Rs.60 Bn Urban Infrastructure Projects

Under the PM GatiShakti initiative, the government has evaluated urban infrastructure projects worth ?60 billion aimed at bolstering connectivity and enhancing urban amenities across India. This assessment underscores the government's commitment to accelerating infrastructure development under its flagship program.

The evaluated projects span various sectors, including transportation, water supply, sanitation, and digital connectivity, essential for urban growth and quality of life improvements. PM GatiShakti aims to streamline project implementation through integrated planning and efficient resource allocation.

These initiatives align with India's broader infrastructure goals, focusing on enhancing connectivity and sustainability in urban areas. The projects evaluated under PM GatiShakti 3 are strategically chosen to address critical infrastructure gaps and stimulate economic activity in urban centres.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi's vision for GatiShakti emphasises the importance of comprehensive infrastructure development to support India's economic growth and improve living standards. The initiative emphasises efficiency, transparency, and accountability in infrastructure project execution.

The evaluation process involves assessing project feasibility, financial viability, and socio-economic impact, ensuring optimal utilisation of resources and timely delivery. PM GatiShakti aims to leverage technological advancements and innovative solutions to address urban challenges effectively.

As the government progresses with these evaluated projects, stakeholders anticipate significant advancements in urban infrastructure, fostering sustainable urbanisation and enhancing quality of life for residents. PM GatiShakti continues to play a pivotal role in realising India's infrastructure aspirations, driving inclusive growth and development across the country.

Under the PM GatiShakti initiative, the government has evaluated urban infrastructure projects worth ?60 billion aimed at bolstering connectivity and enhancing urban amenities across India. This assessment underscores the government's commitment to accelerating infrastructure development under its flagship program. The evaluated projects span various sectors, including transportation, water supply, sanitation, and digital connectivity, essential for urban growth and quality of life improvements. PM GatiShakti aims to streamline project implementation through integrated planning and efficient resource allocation. These initiatives align with India's broader infrastructure goals, focusing on enhancing connectivity and sustainability in urban areas. The projects evaluated under PM GatiShakti 3 are strategically chosen to address critical infrastructure gaps and stimulate economic activity in urban centres. Prime Minister Narendra Modi's vision for GatiShakti emphasises the importance of comprehensive infrastructure development to support India's economic growth and improve living standards. The initiative emphasises efficiency, transparency, and accountability in infrastructure project execution. The evaluation process involves assessing project feasibility, financial viability, and socio-economic impact, ensuring optimal utilisation of resources and timely delivery. PM GatiShakti aims to leverage technological advancements and innovative solutions to address urban challenges effectively. As the government progresses with these evaluated projects, stakeholders anticipate significant advancements in urban infrastructure, fostering sustainable urbanisation and enhancing quality of life for residents. PM GatiShakti continues to play a pivotal role in realising India's infrastructure aspirations, driving inclusive growth and development across the country.

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