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Noida's Jewar airport to be renamed as Narendra Modi International Airport

UP Cabinet cleared the proposal to rename the Jewar airport after Prime Minister Narendra Modi, with CM Adityanath saying it would become the state's largest airport and a major aviation hub

Noida's Jewar airport to be renamed as Narendra Modi International Airport

Lucknow: On Friday, the Uttar Pradesh Cabinet gave the green light to rename the Noida International Airport at Jewar as Narendra Modi International Airport, announced Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath. In a post-meeting press conference, Adityanath praised the airport as a significant gift to Uttar Pradesh from Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

The Council of Ministers in Uttar Pradesh expressed their gratitude to the Prime Minister for bestowing the Noida International Airport at Jewar upon the state. Adityanath emphasized that the airport would transform into Uttar Pradesh's largest airport and a crucial aviation hub across the nation. He also acknowledged Prime Minister Modi's visionary leadership, insightful guidance, and steadfast dedication to the state.

The state Cabinet reiterated its commitment to work tirelessly with full dedication, energy, and commitment to realize the vision of a developed Uttar Pradesh and a developed India by 2047. Adityanath reiterated the Prime Minister's unwavering support for the state's development.

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