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Chairman and Executives from Suzuki Corporation meet Shri Modi

Published By : Admin | April 26, 2013 | 20:50 IST
"Japan’s Suzuki company’s chairman, office bearers pay courtesy visit to CM"
"Bahucharji will emerge as an automobile hub: Narendra Modi"
"Suzuki will soon start the construction work of its manufacturing plant at Bahucharaji: O.Suzuki"

Chairman of Japan’s Suzuki Motor Corporation Mr. O.Suzuki paid courtesy visit to Chief Minister Narendra Modi today and said that his company will soon start the construction work of its manufacturing plant at Bahucharaji. Chairman of Maruti Suzuki India Limited Mr.R.C.Bhargav said that company’s governing body has approved to start the works at Bahucharaji plant.

The meeting, held in a cordial atmosphere, saw the presence of Maruti Suzuki Managing Director Mr. K. Auyakawa, Director Mr. S. Nakanishi and the company’s other office bearers, along with Gujarat government’s Principal Secretary to Industries M.Sahu, Additional Chief Secretary to the Chief Minister K.Kailasnathan, Additional Principal Secretary A.K.Sharma, Industries Commissioner Kamal Dayani, Ahmedabad Collector Rupwant Singh and Gujarat government’s principal resident commissioner at Delhi Bharat Lal.

Welcoming Mr. O.Suzuki and the office bearers of Suzuki automobiles Mr.Modi said that Bahucharaji is going to become automobile hub. Mr.O.Suzuki praised the Gujarat government’s co-operation in setting up of its plant. He outlined how the company’s Bahucharaji plant will provide employment opportunities and will be instrumental in the development of ancillary auto manufacturing units. The Chief Minister expressed the state government’s willingness to offer a positive approach and co-operation.

The Suzuki chairman also had a personal meet with the Chief Minister.

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On 11 January, at around 9:45 AM, Prime Minister will participate in Shaurya Yatra, a ceremonial procession organised to honour the countless warriors who laid down their lives defending the Somnath Temple. The Shaurya Yatra will feature a symbolic procession of 108 horses, reflecting valour and sacrifice. Thereafter, at around 10:15 AM Prime Minister will perform Darshan and Pooja at the Somnath Temple. At around 11 AM, the Prime Minister will participate in and address a public function in Somnath.

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After independence, the effort for restoration of the Temple was undertaken by Sardar Patel. One of the most important milestones in this journey of revival was achieved in 1951, when the restored Somnath Temple was formally opened to devotees in the presence of the then President of India, Dr. Rajendra Prasad. The completion of 75 years of this historic restoration in 2026 adds special significance to the Somnath Swabhiman Parv.

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