A Decade of Unprecedented Development Under PM Modi's Leadership

Union Home Minister Amit Shah highlights remarkable development under PM Modi, citing India's vast infrastructure growth. Projects include metro, rail, and road expansion. New hospitals and the creation of GIFT City further position Gujarat, and India, as global leaders in infrastructure, energy, and healthcare.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah praised a decade of progress under Prime Minister Narendra Modi, claiming greater development than the previous seventy years. He highlighted significant advancements such as India's second-largest road network, third-largest metro rail network, fourth-largest rail network, and 136 functioning Vande Bharat trains with a 97 percent electrified broad-gauge network.

Shah inaugurated several projects worth Rs. 146 crore in Ahmedabad, Gujarat, including a Rs. 60 crore railway overbridge and major infrastructure additions. These achievements are set to enhance connectivity and development in the Gandhinagar constituency, boosting local commuting ease with projects like a flyover on the SG Highway.

Furthermore, Shah noted new health infrastructure, including a 500-bed hospital in Sanand and a 300-bed one in Kalol, aiming to offer high-quality healthcare. He also highlighted Gujarat's strides in green energy and finance, with innovative initiatives such as GIFT City and the AM Bullet Train, positioning it as a top state in infrastructure.