PM GatiShakti Celebrates Two Years, Hosts 61st NPG Meeting
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PM GatiShakti Celebrates Two Years, Hosts 61st NPG Meeting

PM GatiShakti, the ambitious infrastructure initiative, commemorates its two-year journey with the convening of the 61st Network Planning Group Meeting. This significant milestone not only highlights the sustained momentum of the initiative but also underscores its commitment to meticulous planning and strategic development in the realm of urban infrastructure.

The 61st meeting serves as a platform to assess progress, discuss challenges, and formulate strategies for the future. PM GatiShakti, since its inception, has been a driving force behind the endeavour to create a well-connected and resilient infrastructure network that caters to the evolving needs of India's urban landscape.

The initiative's second anniversary is a testament to its role in shaping the trajectory of urban infrastructure development. The Network Planning Group Meeting provides an opportunity for stakeholders to collaborate, align objectives, and steer the course for effective and sustainable infrastructure projects that align with the broader vision of PM GatiShakti.

As PM GatiShakti celebrates its achievements over the past two years, the meeting reiterates the commitment to holistic urban development, emphasising the importance of connectivity, efficiency, and strategic planning. The initiative's journey reflects a dedication to transforming India's infrastructure landscape, fostering economic growth, and enhancing the quality of life for its citizens.

PM GatiShakti, the ambitious infrastructure initiative, commemorates its two-year journey with the convening of the 61st Network Planning Group Meeting. This significant milestone not only highlights the sustained momentum of the initiative but also underscores its commitment to meticulous planning and strategic development in the realm of urban infrastructure. The 61st meeting serves as a platform to assess progress, discuss challenges, and formulate strategies for the future. PM GatiShakti, since its inception, has been a driving force behind the endeavour to create a well-connected and resilient infrastructure network that caters to the evolving needs of India's urban landscape. The initiative's second anniversary is a testament to its role in shaping the trajectory of urban infrastructure development. The Network Planning Group Meeting provides an opportunity for stakeholders to collaborate, align objectives, and steer the course for effective and sustainable infrastructure projects that align with the broader vision of PM GatiShakti. As PM GatiShakti celebrates its achievements over the past two years, the meeting reiterates the commitment to holistic urban development, emphasising the importance of connectivity, efficiency, and strategic planning. The initiative's journey reflects a dedication to transforming India's infrastructure landscape, fostering economic growth, and enhancing the quality of life for its citizens.

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