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PM Modi addresses public meeting in Nashik, Maharashtra

Published By : Admin | September 19, 2019 | 16:15 IST
The first 100 days of our government at the Centre have been marked by Promise, Performance and Delivery: PM Modi
Be it the farmers or the women, ordinary people in Maharashtra have witnessed rapid progress in their lives through the transparent and efficient governance of CM Fadnavis: PM Modi in Nashik
On one hand, the state saw massive infrastructure development, on the other hand, this government also ensured that the cultural heritage of Maharashtra was also promoted at all levels: PM Modi

Addressing a large public meeting of supporters in Nashik, Maharashtra, PM Modi described the major milestones achieved by the state BJP government in the last five years in areas such as boosting female entrepreneurship through Mudra loans and Self-Help Groups as well as the rapid progress made in water conservation and availability efforts for the farmers of Maharashtra. He said, “The first 100 days of our government at the Centre have been marked by Promise, Performance and Delivery.”

 

Highlighting the impact of good governance and infrastructure development on the people of Maharashtra, PM Modi said, “Be it the farmers or the women, ordinary people in Maharashtra have witnessed rapid progress in their lives through the transparent and efficient governance of CM Fadnavis. On one hand, the state saw massive infrastructure development, on the other hand, this government also ensured that the cultural heritage of Maharashtra was also promoted at all levels. Similarly, while this government ensured record levels of investment in the state, it also put the welfares of its farmers as its priority.” 

 

 

 

 

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Highlighting the importance of citizen-centric governance, Prime Minister said that the people of India must remain at the centre of governance. He reminded that every decision and policy should be guided by the interests and aspirations of the common citizen.

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