Even while observing a rigorous nine-day Navratri fast, PM Narendra Modi maintained an intense schedule on Thursday. He began the day with a helicopter ride to Greater Noida, where he inaugurated the Uttar Pradesh International Trade Show–2025.
PM Modi toured the exhibition space, interacted with entrepreneurs, and reaffirmed the government’s support for domestic manufacturing and international trade.
PM Modi Launches Projects in Rajasthan
From Greater Noida, PM Modi flew to Banswara, Rajasthan, where he laid the foundation stone and inaugurated multiple central and state projects valued at over Rs 1,22,100 crore. These projects span infrastructure, energy, and rural development, reflecting his long-term vision for inclusive growth.
The Prime Minister engaged with beneficiaries of the PM-KUSUM scheme, some present in person and others connected remotely from Maharashtra. He highlighted the government’s focus on renewable energy and farmer empowerment, underlining its commitment to sustainable development.
PM Modi then travelled directly to Bharat Mandapam in Delhi to participate in World Food India 2025. He met leaders from the food processing and agri-business sectors and highlighted India’s pivotal role in global food security. He also emphasised innovation in agri-tech and value addition.
Throughout the day, PM Modi logged over 4.5 hours of air travel, including 2 hours by helicopter, moving seamlessly between key events in multiple states.
From boosting trade and industry to advancing renewable energy, infrastructure, agriculture, and food security, PM Modi’s day demonstrated the breadth of his leadership.
Even while fasting, he displayed undiminished energy—a reflection of his commitment to India’s progress and the welfare of its people.
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