Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Sunday that the government will perform large reforms in the coming days to improve management, easy life and easy business. He also said that the GST reforms have already been sent to all states and that the government expected each state to work quickly and complete formalities.
Talking at the ceremonial inauguration of two highway projects, Urban Extension Road 2 and Dwar Expressway (Dill Section), Value, Value £11,000 Crore in the National Capital, Prime Minister said there were GST reforms on his agenda that would give people a “double bonus” this Diwali.
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“For us, the reform means the expansion of the good administration of public affairs. Therefore, we are constantly emphasizing the reform … The reform of the new generation is planning to talk about the GST on Diwali in its speech of independence in its speech.
Modi remembered his address of independence, in which he spoke of the Indian economy, self-confidence and confidence, and said, “Today’s India is defined by its ambition, dreams and resolutions-elements that are now experiencing the world.”
Capital expenditure
He said that when the world looked at India and evaluates its progress, his first glance falls into the capital in Delhi. He emphasized the need to develop Delhi as the capital city of developing and confident India and emphasized how it has seen an unprecedented improvement in connectivity over the last decade. “Delhi-NCR is now among the most interconnected areas in the world,” Modi said.
On the Dwar Expressway and Urban Extension Road, both of them were built on excellent standards. He noted that after the peripheral highway, the city extension road will now provide significant infrastructure support and Delhi connectivity. He also emphasized the key feature of the urban extension road – millions of tons of waste material used in its construction.
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The Prime Minister also criticized the previous dispensation for his bad pace of development and stated that the indifference to development projects is not limited to Delhi-NCR.
Over the past 11 years, he said that the infrastructure budget has increased more than six times. Emphasis has been placed on the rapid completion of projects, and therefore initiatives such as the Dwarka motorway are now being implemented. He said that not only created public facilities, but also generation of extensive jobs by an essential investment in these projects.
PM also emphasized the need for Aatmanirbharta (self -confidence) and called on all Indians to support the government “vocal for the local” initiative.
The event was present at the event by the Minister of the Union Nitin Gadkari, Governor of Lieutenant Delhi Vinai Kumar Saxen, Chief Minister Delhi Rekha Gupt, Chief Minister Haryana Nayab Singh Saini, and Union Ministers Ajay Tamta and Rough Malotra.
Decongesting Delhi
Two projects – part of the Dwar Expressway and Urban Extension Road 2 – are part of a comprehensive government plan to relieve capital and improve connectivity.
10.1 km of the Dwar Expressway section was built at the price of around £5 360 crore. The section will also provide a multimodal connection to Yashobhoomi, DMRC Blue Line and Orange Line, the upcoming Bijwasan and Dwar Cluster Bus Depot. 19 km Haryana Section of the Dwar Motorway was launched in March 2024.
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Modi also inaugurated Alipur on Dichaon Kalan Stretch of Urban Extension Road 2 along with new links to Bahadurgarh and Sonipat, built at the price of Aroujnd £5 580 crore. Its aim is to alleviate traffic to Delhi on inner and outer circular roads and busy points such as Mukarba Chowk, Dhaula Kuan and NH-09. The new Spurs will provide direct access to Bahadurgarh and Sonipat, improve industrial connectivity, reduce urban traffic and speed up the movement of goods in NCR.
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