PM Narendra Modi Reaffirms Commitment To Tamil Nadu’s Development, Hails Cooperative Federalism
Chennai: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday said as Chief Minister (of Gujarat) he had understood the expectations of a State and after becoming Prime Minister, “not only did I try to fulfil the aspirations but also made efforts so that the states meet their aspiration goals.” Launching multiple Government projects in Tamil Nadu including the Vadapalani to Poonamallee phase of Chennai Metro…
Chennai: Prime Minister Narendra Modi reaffirmed his commitment to Tamil Nadu's development, emphasizing the importance of cooperative federalism. During his visit to Tamil Nadu, the Prime Minister launched several government projects, including the Vadapalani to Poonamallee phase of Chennai Metro Rail. Speaking at an event in Chennai, Modi highlighted his dedication to the country's development over the past 25 years and his belief in the power of cooperative federalism.
He also expressed his faith in the people of the country and the necessity of good public transportation in improving the ease of living for citizens. Modi and Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay took an inaugural ride on the new Metro Rail stretch. The Prime Minister noted that urbanization is an opportunity, and modern cities require holistic infrastructure, which is why they have focused on expanding metro connectivity across the country since 2014.
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