"Shri Narendra Modi addresses rally in Vadodara, Gujarat"
"It is as if you the people of Vadodara are fighting the elections. I thank you for your affection: Shri Modi in Vadodara"
"Fearing defeat Congress is spreading so many lies: Shri Modi"
"You are spreading lies about malnutrition in Gujarat.CAG report has praised Guj's efforts to tackle malnutrition: Shri Modi to Sonia ji"
"Drop out rates for Class 1-5 in 2001 were 21% and now it is 2%. Madam should stop telling lies: Narendra Modi"
"Madam Sonia you came to the land of Mahatma Gandhi, at least you should have spoken the truth: Shri Modi"
"The language they use shows clearly that they are in fear of defeat: Shri Modi in Vadodara"

On the evening of 24th April, Shri Narendra Modi addressed a massive rally at Vadodara in Gujarat, and made a strong pitch to the people to support the BJP’s focus on good governance and development. Exposing the Congress’ propaganda in maligning the BJP’s image and good work done in Gujarat, in the past decade, Shri Modi appealed to the people to end their falsity by voting them out and finish their misrule.

Bringing forth the Congress’ refusal to be accountable for their work, Shri Modi spoke of how the UPA had never responded to the allegations of rampant corruption and misgovernance under their government. He stated how the BJP had given an account of their work in Gujarat, in past Elections, and this, Shri Modi said, was a key factor in enabling the BJP’s victory.

Shri Narendra Modi addresses rally in Vadodara

The Congress’ blatant lies and propaganda in defaming the BJP government’s development work in Gujarat was exposed by Shri Modi, when he highlighted the State’s inspiring improvement on various indexes for human development. Shri Modi cited reports and figures from reputed organizations and retaliated to the Congress’ allegations of rampant malnutrition in the State and their bogus portrayal of the State’s debt scenario. “You are spreading lies about malnutrition in Gujarat.CAG report has praised Guj's efforts to tackle malnutrition. If there is a state that has taken many initiatives to tackle malnutrition it is Gujarat. Madam please stop seeking votes from hungry children,” said Shri Modi. Gujarat’s radical success story was further highlighted by Shri Modi when he quoted figures of how the State had reduced the drop-out ratio drastically in a span of 10 years.

Criticizing the Congress for framing baseless indexes for poverty, Shri Modi spoke of how the Central government’s unfounded figures had put many people in the country under the BPL category, and stated how the Gujarat government had allotted funds towards poverty alleviation and enabled many families to come out of the BPL category.

Shri Modi drew the crowd’s attention to the misleading claims and false promises of the Congress by citing how most of the promises in their recent Manifesto were merely repeats from past Manifestos. Be it in providing employment to the youth or removing poverty, the Congress had failed miserably in tackling the issues of national concern, said Shri Modi. He also condemned the Congress’ approach of looking down upon the poor, and stated how his childhood days led in poverty had reinforced his commitment to serve the poor.

Shri Modi affirmed that the voter turnout till now has not only ensured the rejection of the Congress but has also taken a proactive step in forming a strong and stable government at the Centre. He acknowledged the support shown by the people of Vadodara and affirmed that this tsunami of support for the BJP, will wash away the Congress/UPA and its allies.

Shri Narendra Modi addresses rally in Vadodara

Shri Narendra Modi addresses rally in Vadodara

Shri Narendra Modi addresses rally in Vadodara

Shri Narendra Modi addresses rally in Vadodara

Picture Courtesy: Russi Modi

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Cabinet approves Continuation of Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana-III till March 2028
April 18, 2026

The Union Cabinet, chaired by the Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi, today has given its approval for the continuation of Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana-III (PMGSY-III) beyond March 2025 upto March 2028. It involves consolidation of Through Routes and Major Rural Links connecting habitations to Gramin Agricultural Markets (GrAMs), Higher Secondary Schools and Hospitals. The revised outlay of the scheme will be Rs.83,977 crore.

The Cabinet further, amongst other things, approved the following:

  • Extension of timeline till March 2028 for completion of roads and bridges in plain areas and roads in hilly areas.
  • Extension of timeline till March 2029 for completion of bridges in hilly areas.
  • Works sanctioned before 31.03.2025 but un-awarded till now may be taken up for tender/award.
  • Long Span Bridges (LSBs) (161 Nos. with estimated cost of Rs.961 crore) pending for sanction but lying on the alignment of already sanctioned roads may be sanctioned and tendered/awarded.
  • Revision of outlay to Rs. 83,977 crore from original outlay of Rs.80,250 crore.

Benefits:

The extension of the timeline of PMGSY-III will enable the full realization of its intended socio-economic benefits by ensuring completion of targeted upgradation of rural roads. It will significantly boost the rural economy and trade by enhancing market access for agricultural and non-farm products, reducing transportation time and costs, and thereby improving rural incomes. Improved connectivity will facilitate better access to education and healthcare institutions, ensuring timely delivery of essential services, particularly in remote and underserved areas.

The continued implementation will also generate substantial employment opportunities, both directly through construction activities and indirectly by promoting rural enterprises and services. Overall, the extension will contribute to inclusive and sustainable development by bridging the rural-urban divide and advancing the vision of Viksit Bharat 2047.