Friday,Prime Minister Narendra Modi heads to Gujarat and Daman to kick off development projects worth about Rs 22,000 crore. It's a push for infrastructure and economic growth in region .
Key stops: Modi will open a 200-bed ESIC Hospital in Surat and a new terminal at NAMO Airport in Daman. Then to Hazira,Surat district,to check ongoing industrial operations and infrastructure.
Later,he'll unveil more projects in Surat,worth around Rs 18,800 crore,and talk about their impact. A highlight: opening of Packages VI and VII of the Vadodara-Mumbai Expressway. It's set to boost transport speed,logistics,and economic links between Gujarat and Maharashtra.
In Daman,Modi will open NAMO Hospital and the new airport terminal. Total investment in Daman hits about Rs 2,970 crore. Focus is on modern infrastructure,tourism,and jobs for locals.
Modi also plans to virtually lay foundation stones for four projects in Lakshadweep, costing around Rs 885 crore. These will develop port facilities on Kalpeni and Kadmat Islands,boosting connectivity and economic chances…






