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- Ahead of the Maharashtra Assembly elections, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday criticised previous governments for their lack of vision and planning in urban development. He said the Pune Metro project would have been stalled under the “old work culture” which his government had moved away from.
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7 hours ago · Mumbai: Slamming the previous government for "lack of vision, planning and slow execution of projects", Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday said that his “double-engine” government has "set ...
6 hours ago · Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday slammed the previous governments for lacking planning and vision for development of Pune and Maharashtra in general that heavily affected the pace of...
15 hours ago · Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday slammed previous governments for “lacking planning and vision for urban development”, and said the Pune Metro project wouldn’t have moved ahead in the ‘’old work culture’’ which he has done away with.
15 hours ago · Pune. Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday slammed the previous governments for lacking planning and vision for development of Pune and Maharashtra in general that heavily affected the pace of development. However, after the BJP-led government came to power in 2014 and later during the present Mahayuti government the development process has ...
6 hours ago · Pune, Sep 29 (PTI) Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday slammed previous governments for “lacking planning and vision for urban development”, and said the Pune Metro project wouldn’t have moved ahead in the ‘’old work culture’’ which he has done away with. Inaugurating and laying foundation stone of Rs 11,200 crore projects via ...
Jun 8, 2024 · As Modi prepares to take the oath on Sunday for his third term in office, his depleted mandate could shape what India’s next government looks like, said analysts.
