Days after the launch of Pradhan Mantri Matsya Sampada Yojana (PMMSY) and other projects related to agriculture and animal husbandry worth Rs 294.53 crore, Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated nine road projects and the ‘Ghar Tak Fiber scheme ‘through video conferencing in surveys. Bihar on Monday.
“Today, India is working to make its people self-sufficient. I am proud that this process is starting in Bihar, ”said Prime Minister Modi.
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“Countries that have focused on their infrastructure have seen rapid development. Only the government of Atal Bihari Vajpayee emphasized the importance of a robust infrastructure in India to the current government, ”he added.
The inaugurated highway projects cover a highway length of approximately 350 kilometers and will be completed at a cost of Rs 14,258 crore.
The ‘Ghar Tak Fiber’ scheme will connect the 45,945 villages in Bihar through fiber optic internet service, according to a PMO statement issued on Saturday.
“The fiber Internet services program is a ‘prestigious project’ that will allow a ‘digital revolution’ to reach the most remote corner of the state,” the statement said.
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Bihar Prime Minister Nitish Kumar and Senior Deputy Minister Sushil Modi were also present at the event. Both leaders thanked Prime Minister Modi for initiatives that help the development of the state and criticized the opposition for its behavior in the Rajya Sabha on Sunday.
“It is very reprehensible, there is a way to present their points of view. Furthermore, the agricultural bills that were passed in Parliament are in favor of the agricultural sector, ”said Bihar CM Nitish Kumar.
“The Vice President of Rajya Sabha, Harivansh Ji, is respected in Bihar and throughout the country. The unexpected incident that happened with him yesterday in Parliament has hurt the people of Bihar. The people of Bihar will give an adequate response to the Opposition, ”said Sushil Modi.
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