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Prime Minister Narendra Modi will lay the foundation in Amaravati on May 2 and will work on several development projects in the country.

These projects mainly include the Legislative Assembly, the High Court, the Secretariat, other administrative buildings and houses, with the poor population of approximately Rs 112.4 billion.

According to official release, other projects/projects are tree trunk infrastructure and flood mitigation projects, which have a world-class transport network of 320 km with underground utilities and advanced flood management systems worth over Rs 174 billion while the land pool infrastructure infrastructure project costs approximately Rs 204,000 billion.

Mr. Modi will lay the foundation for missile test range (MTR) in Nagayalanka in Krishna region, worth approximately Rs 146 billion. The MTR includes a launch center, technical instrumentation facilities, indigenous radar, telemetry and electro-optical systems that enhance the country’s defense preparation.

In addition, the Prime Minister will open seven national highways (NH) projects in the state, including expanding various parts of the NHS and road construction on bridges and subways. These projects will enhance road safety, create jobs, and provide seamless connectivity with religious and tourist venues such as Tirupati, Srikalahasti, Malakonda and Udayagiri Fort.

Mr. Modi will also work on the national railway project, which includes a doubled rail line between Bugganipalle cement Nagar and Panyam stations, enhancing connectivity between Rayalaseema and Amaravati, and building a third rail line between New West Block Hut Cabin and Vijayawada Station.

He will also lay the foundation for six national road projects and one railway project. These projects include the construction of track tracks designed to bypass freight trains between Guntakal West and Mallappa Gate stations, reducing traffic congestion at the Guntakal junction.

The Prime Minister will also lay the foundation for Madhurawada in Visakhapatnam, a foundation that has envisioned to promote national integration, support the “Made in India Programme”, promote “one region”, “one product”, promote employment opportunities, empower rural artisans, and enhance the market presence of indigenous products.