Gujarat Boosts Border Development with Rs 358 Crore Projects

Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel inaugurated multiple development projects worth Rs 358.37 crore in the Suigam-Nadabet border region. Emphasizing holistic growth, Modi's vision uplifts Banaskantha district through infrastructure, education, and healthcare advancements, with initiatives like 'Catch the Rain' and 'Amrit Sarovars'. The initiatives enhance life quality and employment opportunities in remote areas.

In a significant push towards border development, Gujarat's Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel inaugurated and laid the foundation stone for several projects valued at Rs 358.37 crore in the Suigam-Nadabet region. This move aims to bring Banaskantha district to the forefront of progress, enhancing infrastructure and overall living standards.

Praising Narendra Modi's leadership, Patel highlighted India's rise on the global stage and how Gujarat mirrors this holistic development. State initiatives, including improved employment, education, healthcare, and infrastructure, have markedly uplifted the quality of life for citizens, even in remote areas.

The government continues promoting sustainable development through campaigns like "Catch the Rain" and "Ek Ped Maa Ke Naam." Furthermore, the focus remains on extending water supply to remote areas and advancing education, turning Banaskantha into a model district within Gujarat.

Speaker Shankar Chaudhary commended the projects fostering prosperity in border districts like Banaskantha, emphasizing the availability of water to the Rann's far edges. Additionally, the approval of the new Vav-Tharad district and the establishment of GIDCs are crucial steps for boosting local employment in Gujarat.

Industries Minister Balvantsinh Rajput outlined the role of government schemes in making Gujarat a development role model, highlighting improved per capita income and increased state budgets. Cooperative sectors, particularly Banas Dairy, have broadened employment opportunities. The event also featured a cultural homage to the Chief Minister from the Jay Bhole Group.

(With inputs from agencies.)