Prime Minister Narendra Modi met with Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami in New Delhi to discuss developmental initiatives for the state. Dhami sought guidance and assistance on multiple projects aimed at enhancing Uttarakhand’s infrastructure and economy. He conveyed his appreciation for the central government’s support and emphasized the state’s commitment to the vision of a Developed India by 2047. Dhami presented the Prime Minister with symbolic gifts and local products, showcasing the state’s rich heritage. Key proposals included infrastructure development for the Haridwar and Rishikesh Ganga Corridors, and the Sharda Corridor, funded by CSR initiatives. He also put forth the idea of developing Nepa Farm into a semiconductor hub, extending the RRTS to Haridwar, and including provisions for rail routes. The upcoming Nanda Raj Jat Yatra was also a focal point, with a request for financial support and environmentally friendly infrastructure. Further discussions encompassed the Mahakumbh preparations, power infrastructure projects, and the restoration of Chaurasi Kutiya. A river-linking project and multiple hydropower projects were also discussed. The Prime Minister expressed interest in several key initiatives and assured his full support for Uttarakhand’s advancement.
