PM Modi inaugurates various ambitious projects in Maha

Yavatmal, Feb 28   Various ambitious projects in Maharashtra valued at over Rs 4,900 crore were launched, unveiled, dedicated to the nation by Prime Minister Narendra Modi here on Wednesday.
Among them were the release of 16th installment of Rs 21,000 crore under PM Kisan, distribution of 2nd and 3rd installments of 'Namo Shetkari Maha Sanman Nidhi,' disbursement of Rs 825 crore from the Revolving Fund to SHGs and the launch of Modi Awaas Gharkul Yojana for OBC beneficiaries.
Additionally, irrigation projects, rail projects worth Rs 1,300 crore, and road strengthening initiatives were also inaugurated, along with unveiling of Pandit Deendayal Upadhyay's statue in Yavatmal city.
Listing out developmental works that have been done to strengthen every section of society, Modi said, "Every particle of my body and every moment of my life is dedicated to Mother Bharati for achievement of the vision of a developed India."
"Today, here in Yavatmal, we have done work to empower the poor, farmers, women and the youth," he said.
Making a frontal attack on the Congress party, the Prime Minister said that during the Congress rule, when the Centre used to give one rupee only 15 paise reached to people.
He further said, "Whereas our government is on a mission to build the nation and change the lives of people. I am committed to develop every corner of the country."
"It is my guarantee that many irrigation schemes stalled during the UPA government have been completed by us," added Modi.