VIJAYAWADA: Prime Minister Narendra Modi has directed Andhra Pradesh to expedite land acquisition for the Errupalem-Amaravati-Namburu railway line and hand over the required land to the Railways.
He also instructed the state government to accelerate work on the Bulk Drug Park coming up at Nakkapalli in Anakapalli district.
The PM reviewed the progress of various projects during a video conference with chief secretaries of various states under the PRAGATI initiative from New Delhi on Wednesday. He stressed the need for proactive measures by state governments to ensure the timely completion of key development projects. AP chief secretary Sai Prasad was among those present.
During the review, Modi also assessed the progress of the PM Ekta Mall project being developed in Visakhapatnam. The meeting covered several initiatives, including railway connectivity, PM Ekta Malls, Bulk Drug Parks and the PM GatiShakti (PM Setu) initiative relating to the ITI ecosystem.
Sai Prasad informed the PM that the state government would expedite land acquisition for the Errupalem-Amaravati-Namburu railway project, with the aim of completing the process and handing over the required land to the Railways during November and December.
The railway line is an important connectivity project for the state capital region, and Modi emphasised the need to ensure that land-related issues did not delay its progress.
The AP chief secretary briefed Modi on the progress of the Bulk Drug Park at Nakkapalli and the PM Ekta Mall in Visakhapatnam. The PM called for concerted efforts to accelerate the implementation of the projects and ensure that they proceeded according to schedule.
The PRAGATI platform is used by the Prime Minister to review major development projects and address implementation-related bottlenecks in coordination with state governments and central agencies. Wednesday’s meeting focused on speeding up projects requiring coordination between the Centre and the states.
Special chief secretary RP Sisodia, principal secretary Syamala Rao, secretaries Kona Sasidhar and Yuvaraj, APIIC managing director Dinesh Kumar and CRDA additional commissioner Bhargav Tej were among those who attended the video conference.
The PM reviewed the progress of various projects during a video conference with chief secretaries of various states under the PRAGATI initiative from New Delhi on Wednesday. He stressed the need for proactive measures by state governments to ensure the timely completion of key development projects. AP chief secretary Sai Prasad was among those present.
During the review, Modi also assessed the progress of the PM Ekta Mall project being developed in Visakhapatnam. The meeting covered several initiatives, including railway connectivity, PM Ekta Malls, Bulk Drug Parks and the PM GatiShakti (PM Setu) initiative relating to the ITI ecosystem.
Sai Prasad informed the PM that the state government would expedite land acquisition for the Errupalem-Amaravati-Namburu railway project, with the aim of completing the process and handing over the required land to the Railways during November and December.
The railway line is an important connectivity project for the state capital region, and Modi emphasised the need to ensure that land-related issues did not delay its progress.
The AP chief secretary briefed Modi on the progress of the Bulk Drug Park at Nakkapalli and the PM Ekta Mall in Visakhapatnam. The PM called for concerted efforts to accelerate the implementation of the projects and ensure that they proceeded according to schedule.
The PRAGATI platform is used by the Prime Minister to review major development projects and address implementation-related bottlenecks in coordination with state governments and central agencies. Wednesday’s meeting focused on speeding up projects requiring coordination between the Centre and the states.
Special chief secretary RP Sisodia, principal secretary Syamala Rao, secretaries Kona Sasidhar and Yuvaraj, APIIC managing director Dinesh Kumar and CRDA additional commissioner Bhargav Tej were among those who attended the video conference.
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