The ongoing third decade of twenty first century is a golden interval which needs to be totally utilised and no a part of the nation ought to lag behind in making quicker progress, Prime Minister Narendra Modi mentioned on Saturday.

Amid a boycott by the ruling BRS in poll-bound Telangana, Modi laid basis stone for a number of infrastructure improvement tasks value round ₹6,100 crore throughout his go to to the southern state.

Addressing the gathering on the occasion right here, Modi mentioned right this moment the entire world was coming ahead to put money into India. Today’s India is younger and crammed with lot of power. He underscored that no a part of the nation ought to lag behind when it comes to progress. Noting that Telangana was turning right into a hub connecting all neighbouring financial corridors, he mentioned industries and tourism within the state are benefitting from this.

During the twenty first century and this third decade is a golden interval and everybody should fully utilise the interval. Telangana Governor Tamilisai Soundararajan, Union Minister for Road Transport and Highways Nitin Gadkari, Union Tourism Minister and newly-appointed president of BJP in Telangana G Kishan Reddy, BJP MP Bandi Sanjay Kumar and different leaders had been current on the event.

In his tackle, Gadkari mentioned Modi has given highest precedence to infrastructure improvement within the nation. He additional mentioned ₹1.10 lakh crore value of infrastructure tasks to date both accomplished or ongoing or began in Telangana. “I am confident that by the end of 2024, Telangana will have projects worth ₹2 lakh crore in the state,” the Union Minister mentioned.

The tasks for which basis stone was laid embody a railway wagon manufacturing unit to be developed at a price of over ₹500 crore. Earlier, Modi provided prayers on the well-known Goddess Bhadrakali temple in historic Warangal, the erstwhile capital of Kakatiya kingdom. Alleging that the NDA authorities on the Centre has been “anti-Telangana” within the final 9 years, the BRS had mentioned it might “boycott” PM Narendra Modi’s go to to the state on July 8.