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Parliament Sees Protests and Progress as Electoral Dispute Rages

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Parliament’s Monsoon Session: Protests, Barricades, and Landmark Sports Reforms

The 17th day of the Monsoon Session of Parliament, held on August 12, 2025, was a mix of high-stakes politics, street drama, and significant legislative developments. Both Houses opened to loud protests led by the opposition INDIA bloc, which has taken strong exception to the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls in Bihar.

Electoral Roll Dispute Sparks Street Protests

The opposition alleges that the SIR exercise risks excluding marginalized and minority voters from Bihar’s electoral list—a move they describe as an orchestrated “vote theft.” Their frustration moved beyond Parliament’s walls as prominent leaders—Rahul Gandhi, Priyanka Gandhi Vadra, Akhilesh Yadav, and Sanjay Raut—marched toward the Election Commission to demand intervention.

In a moment that drew nationwide attention, Akhilesh Yadav leaped over police barricades, prompting a brief scuffle. Rahul Gandhi and several other leaders were detained by the police, though they were released shortly after.

Government Pushes Through Legislative Business

While protests raged, the Lok Sabha pressed forward with its legislative agenda. By voice vote, it passed:

  • National Sports Governance Bill, 2025
  • Mines and Minerals (Development and Regulation) Amendment Bill, 2025
  • A third pending bill

In the Rajya Sabha, the day saw the passage of the National Sports Governance Bill and the National Anti-Doping (Amendment) Bill—described by Sports Minister Mansukh Mandaviya as the most transformative overhaul in Indian sports administration since independence.

Sports Reform at the Forefront

The new sports governance framework seeks to:

  • Enforce transparency in sports bodies
  • Ensure fair play across disciplines
  • Strengthen anti-doping measures
  • Standardize administrative accountability

The government hailed the reforms as a long-overdue cleanup that will better protect athletes’ rights and restore credibility to sports institutions.

Session Adjourned Amid Ongoing Standoff

Despite legislative progress, the opposition refused to relent on its demand for a structured debate on Bihar’s draft electoral rolls. Repeated disruptions forced adjournment of both Houses until August 18, leaving the political standoff unresolved and Bihar’s voter roll controversy firmly in the spotlight ahead of the state elections.

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Parliament Balances Protest and Policy in a Tumultuous Session

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Parliament Disrupted Over Bihar Electoral Roll Dispute, Sports Bills Clear Lok Sabha Amid Protests

The Monsoon Session of Parliament witnessed yet another day of disruptions on Monday, August 11, 2025, as both Houses were forced to adjourn until 2 p.m. due to loud protests by Opposition MPs demanding a debate on the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of Bihar’s electoral rolls and other matters.

Scenes in the Lok Sabha

When the Lok Sabha reconvened after the weekend, Opposition members, including Congress MPs, rose to their feet, shouting slogans and brandishing placards. Speaker Om Birla attempted to proceed with Question Hour, fielding queries to the Ministry of Environment and Forests despite the commotion. However, within 10 minutes, he halted proceedings, accusing the Opposition of systematically blocking the House’s work for two weeks.

“This is against the rules and democratic spirit,” Birla remarked, urging MPs to represent the people’s interests instead of engaging solely in protests. With no sign of calm, the House was adjourned until the afternoon.

The Opposition’s central demand was a detailed discussion on the SIR process initiated by the Election Commission ahead of Bihar’s upcoming assembly elections.

Rajya Sabha Adjourned in Minutes

The Upper House fared no better, with proceedings halted almost immediately after they began. Opposition MPs moved into the aisles and well of the House, pressing for a debate on alleged irregularities in Bihar’s voter list revision.

Deputy Chairman Harivansh rejected 29 notices under Rule 267, which allows suspension of scheduled business for urgent debates, citing procedural lapses and the sub judice status of the matter. He reminded members that parliamentary rules restrict discussion on ongoing court cases to avoid influencing judicial outcomes.

Despite his clarification and an appeal to resume Zero Hour, Opposition MPs persisted with slogan-shouting, prompting another adjournment. Harivansh noted that continued disruptions had already cost the Rajya Sabha over 62 hours of productive time this session.

Legislation Moves Forward Despite Uproar

Amid the noise, the Lok Sabha managed to pass two significant sports reform bills when it reconvened after the early adjournment: the National Sports Governance Bill and the National Anti-Doping (Amendment) Bill-2025.

Sports Minister Mansukh Mandaviya described the governance bill as the “single biggest reform in Indian sports since independence,” aimed at ensuring accountability, transparency, and better governance in sports federations.

The bill proposes the creation of a National Sports Board (NSB) with powers to regulate National Sports Federations (NSFs), de-recognise bodies failing to meet governance standards, and bring all recognised sports bodies under the ambit of the RTI Act if they receive government funding. It also introduces a National Sports Tribunal to resolve disputes between federations and athletes, with appeals only possible in the Supreme Court.

Key provisions include flexibility in age limits for sports administrators and mandatory compliance with election and financial audit norms.

Amendments to Anti-Doping Law

The National Anti-Doping (Amendment) Bill-2025 was passed to align India’s regulations with the World Anti-Doping Agency’s (WADA) requirements. The changes remove government oversight of the National Anti-Doping Agency (NADA) to preserve its operational independence, a move WADA had demanded.

Originally enacted in 2022, the law’s implementation was stalled due to concerns over political interference. The amendments now ensure that the National Anti-Doping Board cannot issue directions to NADA, focusing instead on compliance with global anti-doping norms.

Looking Ahead

While the passage of these bills marks a milestone for India’s sports governance framework, the persistent parliamentary deadlock over the SIR controversy signals more turbulent days ahead. With the Bihar elections approaching, the political heat around electoral roll revisions is unlikely to cool soon.

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Parliament Gridlocked Again as SIR Protests Intensify on Day 13

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Persistent Deadlock Grips Parliament

The Monsoon Session of Parliament witnessed another tumultuous day on August 7, 2025, as the opposition ramped up its protest over the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls in Bihar. Day 13 of the session was characterized by repeated adjournments, uproarious scenes, and a rising sense of impasse between the treasury and opposition benches.

INDIA bloc MPs launched a coordinated protest, accusing the ruling government of manipulating the revision process to disenfranchise large sections of marginalized voters in Bihar. Their demand for an immediate, detailed debate went unmet—triggering an unrelenting standoff inside both Houses.

Lok Sabha in Gridlock

The Lok Sabha was adjourned almost immediately after it convened at 11 AM. Sloganeering and vocal demands for a discussion on the SIR exercise drowned out all attempts to proceed with business. Although the House reconvened at noon, disorder persisted, leading to another abrupt adjournment.

When proceedings resumed briefly later in the day, the government attempted to push through the Manipur Appropriation Bill, 2025, which was passed by voice vote. Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman criticized the opposition’s obstruction, pointing out that the funds were crucial for a state currently under President’s Rule.

Rajya Sabha Proceeds Amid Protests

The Rajya Sabha mirrored the turbulence of the lower house. Deputy Chairman Harivansh struggled to maintain order as opposition MPs raised slogans and disrupted scheduled debates. Despite the din, the Coastal Shipping Bill, 2025 was passed, a rare legislative moment in an otherwise paralyzed session.

Opposition Stages Symbolic Protest

Beyond the chaos within the chambers, the opposition staged a visible and pointed protest on Parliament premises. Standing at the iconic Makar Dwar, leaders including Mallikarjun Kharge, Sonia Gandhi, Dharmendra Yadav, and newcomer MP Sagarika Ghose joined hands in denouncing what they termed “systematic voter suppression.”

Placards, silence, and unified presence sent a clear message to the government — that the opposition would not relent unless the SIR issue was addressed in Parliament.

A Session at Crossroads

The continued friction has turned this Monsoon Session into a political standoff. While the government pushes ahead with legislative priorities, the opposition remains locked in on accountability around the SIR process — a confrontation rooted in fundamental concerns about electoral fairness and democratic inclusion.

Unless dialogue replaces deadlock, both legislative productivity and public trust in Parliament could erode further in the remaining days of the session.

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Parliament Paralysed Again: Day 11 of Monsoon Session Marked by Protest and Tribute

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A Silent Start in the Rajya Sabha

Day 11 of the Monsoon Session of Parliament began on a somber note. As Rajya Sabha convened on Monday, August 4, 2025, it was immediately adjourned after members paid tribute to the late Shibu Soren, former Jharkhand Chief Minister and a towering figure in Indian politics. A minute’s silence was observed in his memory, after which proceedings were suspended for the day.

Lok Sabha: Protests Eclipse Parliamentary Business

Meanwhile, the Lok Sabha faced yet another day of disruption. The House was first adjourned until 2 p.m. due to loud protests from opposition MPs, who continued their demand for a dedicated debate on the ongoing Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls in Bihar.

When the session resumed briefly in the afternoon, the government attempted to introduce the National Sports Governance Bill, 2025—a significant piece of legislation expected to reform India’s sports administration. However, the Opposition’s protests intensified, and the session was ultimately adjourned for the day without any productive discussion.

Government’s Push, Opposition’s Standstill

The ruling alliance has made clear its intention to pass key legislative bills before the Monsoon Session concludes. Yet, the continued deadlock, driven by the INDIA bloc’s demands, has made progress nearly impossible.

The opposition’s letter to Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla—requesting a formal debate on SIR in Bihar—remains unanswered by the government. The opposition insists that the SIR process may have wide-reaching implications on voter rights and electoral fairness, particularly in politically sensitive regions.

PM and HM Meet President Amid Tensions

Adding another layer of intrigue, Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Union Home Minister Amit Shah met President Droupadi Murmu separately on Sunday, August 3. While no official details were disclosed, the timing of the meetings raises questions, especially in the context of the ongoing unrest over the Bihar SIR issue.

A Session at Risk of Being Lost

Other than a brief two-day debate on the Pahalgam terror attack and Operation Sindoor earlier in the session, Parliament has been largely unproductive since July 21. With just a few days left in the Monsoon Session, lawmakers and citizens alike are questioning whether meaningful legislative action is still possible.

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Parliament Stalemate Continues: Day 5 of Monsoon Session Ends in Chaos

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BJP-Led Monsoon Session Grinds to Halt Again

On Day 5 (July 25, 2025) of the Monsoon Session, both Houses of Parliament failed to conduct any business. Protests over the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls in Bihar persisted, leading to complete adjournments in Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha.

Opposition Escalates Protest: Tear Placards, Storm the Well

Members of the INDIA bloc, including senior Congress leaders Rahul Gandhi, Priyanka Gandhi, and Mallikarjun Kharge, staged symbolic demonstrations inside Parliament. They tore SIR placards and tossed them into the dustbin, chanting “Take back SIR”. The repeated disruptions forced both Houses to grind to a standstill.

Rule 267 Notices and Demands for Debate

In the Rajya Sabha, Congress MP Renuka Chowdhury invoked Rule 267, seeking suspension of regular business for urgent discussion on Bihar’s voter list revision. The Opposition raised concerns about voter disenfranchisement due to opaque guidelines and insufficient submission timelines.

Meanwhile, Kiren Rijiju, Parliamentary Affairs Minister, affirmed that both Operation Sindoor and the Pahalgam terror attack would be addressed in detail from July 28, following consensus reached in an all-party meeting.

Legislative Agenda Stalls Despite Bills List

Key legislation such as the Goa ST Representation Bill and the Merchant Shipping Bill, 2024 were listed for Lok Sabha consideration. However, no bill was taken up due to the persistent uproar.

Concurrently, a statutory resolution to extend President’s Rule in Manipur and the impeachment proceedings against Justice Yashwant Varma were also scheduled but remained unrealised.

Special Debate Show Scheduled for Monday

Disruptions may pause, but key issues remain—both Houses agreed to commence a 16-hour special debate on Operation Sindoor and the Pahalgam terror strike starting July 28. Final details will be confirmed by the Business Advisory Committees.

Crisis Mode: Tariffs, Governance, and Political Fallout

With Parliament tied up, important national decisions—such as the anticipated extension of President’s Rule in Manipur and ongoing tariff talks with the U.S.—hang in limbo. The entrenched logjam underscores deepening political polarization and the stakes ahead in upcoming legislative sessions.

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Deadlock in Parliament: Opposition Protests Stall Proceedings on Day 3

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The third day of the Parliament’s Monsoon Session was marked by complete legislative deadlock as protests erupted across both Houses. The core issue fueling the disruption was the Opposition’s demand for a discussion on the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of the electoral rolls in Bihar. With no resolution in sight, proceedings in both the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha were brought to a standstill, culminating in adjournment for the entire day.

Lok Sabha Turmoil: Speaker Warns Against “Street Behaviour”

The Lok Sabha witnessed high-decibel sloganeering as Opposition MPs stormed the Well of the House, waving placards and demanding urgent debate on the Bihar electoral issue. Speaker Om Birla strongly objected to their actions, stating that their conduct was akin to “street behaviour,” a sharp rebuke aimed at restoring decorum but with little effect.

Rajya Sabha Adjourned Thrice Amid Unrelenting Protests

In the Rajya Sabha, disruptions began almost immediately after the House convened. The session was adjourned first till noon, then till 2 p.m., and finally for the remainder of the day. Despite repeated attempts to resume normal proceedings, the Opposition’s unrelenting protest strategy ensured that no legislative business could be conducted.

A Missed Opportunity: The Sports Governance Bill Delayed

Caught in the legislative paralysis was the much-anticipated Sports Governance Bill, which was scheduled for tabling on July 23, 2025. The Bill proposes the establishment of a Sports Tribunal, headed by a Supreme Court judge, to expedite resolution of sports-related disputes—potentially easing pressure on India’s overburdened judiciary. However, due to the deadlock, its introduction was deferred.

A Pattern of Stalemate: Is a Breakthrough Likely?

This is now the third consecutive day of unproductive sessions in Parliament. With key legislative agendas pending and political tempers flaring, the possibility of reaching a compromise appears bleak. The Centre and Opposition remain at odds, and unless both sides move toward negotiation, future sittings risk suffering a similar fate.

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Parliament Monsoon Session disrupted amid voter rights debate

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Bihar’s Special Intensive Revision Sparks Parliament Protests

Day 2 of Monsoon Session Adjourned Within Minutes Amid Uproar

The Indian Parliament’s Monsoon Session on July 22, 2025, was disrupted within minutes of commencement, as Opposition parties vocally protested against Bihar’s ongoing Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls. Accusing the exercise of being a tool for mass voter disenfranchisement, leaders stormed the well of the House, effectively halting proceedings for the day.

Opposition’s Stand: Why the Protest?

Congress MP Manickam Tagore led the charge in the Lok Sabha by submitting a notice on the issue. However, before any meaningful discussion could take place, the House was adjourned. Opposition members carried placards and gathered near the Makar Dwar, symbolically demonstrating their displeasure.

On the Rajya Sabha front, the situation mirrored that of the lower house. Members attempted to debate the SIR, but Deputy Chairman Harivansh rejected 12 notices filed under Rule 267, which calls for suspending all business to discuss a pressing issue.

The SIR Controversy in Bihar

The Special Intensive Revision exercise, initiated to update Bihar’s electoral rolls, has drawn sharp criticism from various quarters. Tejashwi Yadav, Leader of the Opposition in Bihar, has emerged as a central figure in the resistance, alleging that the move could disenfranchise large sections of voters. On July 20, he released letters sent to 35 political leaders across India, appealing for collective opposition to the SIR process.

Many Opposition leaders argue that the exercise lacks transparency, proper oversight, and disproportionately targets marginalized communities.

Parliamentary Business Disrupted

Despite the planned discussions around critical legislative matters—such as The Readjustment of Representation of Scheduled Tribes in Assembly Constituencies of the State of Goa Bill, 2024 in the Lok Sabha and The Carriage of Goods by Sea Bill, 2025 in the Rajya Sabha—no deliberation could proceed. The day’s business came to a halt as political protests overshadowed legislative responsibilities.

Larger Implications: Right to Vote and Democratic Integrity

The protests raise deeper questions about the sanctity of democratic rights in India. While the right to vote is a statutory right under the Representation of the People Act, 1951, the SIR controversy brings to light how administrative processes can influence voter access. The Opposition insists that this revision could disenfranchise thousands, especially in socio-economically vulnerable sections.

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Delhi Election 2025: BJP’s Resurgence as Parvesh Verma Topples Arvind Kejriwal

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The political landscape of Delhi has witnessed a seismic shift as the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) storms back to power after 28 years, with Parvesh Verma delivering a stunning defeat to Arvind Kejriwal in a landmark contest. The results mark the culmination of a fiercely contested election, where the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), battling multiple legal troubles, found itself unable to withstand the BJP’s growing momentum.

The End of an Era? AAP Faces a Major Setback

For the first time in over a decade, the AAP’s dominance over Delhi has been severely challenged. Despite its past electoral successes, a series of corruption allegations and legal battles dented the party’s standing among voters. Manish Sisodia, a key figure in the party, also suffered a crushing defeat in Jangpura, further signaling a decline in AAP’s hold over the capital.

Exit polls had predicted BJP’s return, and the final results confirmed the trend. While the Congress remained largely irrelevant, failing to make any significant gains, the BJP capitalized on its recent Lok Sabha election triumph, successfully riding the wave of national support.

Key Victories and Defeats: The Changing Political Map of Delhi

✅ BJP’s Notable Wins:

🔹 Parvesh Verma defeats Arvind Kejriwal in New Delhi, ending AAP’s rule.
🔹 Manjinder Singh Sirsa secures Rajouri Garden for the BJP.
🔹 Abhay Kumar emerges victorious in Laxmi Nagar.
🔹 Neeraj Basoya wins in Kasturba Nagar.
🔹 Tilak Ram Gupta claims Tri Nagar for the BJP.
🔹 Om Prakash Sharma takes Vishwas Nagar.

❌ AAP’s Losses:

🔹 Manish Sisodia concedes defeat in Jangpura.
🔹 Avadh Ojha falls short in Patparganj.

🔄 Leads & Close Contests:

🔹 Gopal Rai (AAP) leads in Babarpur.
🔹 Amanatullah Khan (AAP) holds an edge in Okhla.
🔹 Manish Sisodia (BJP) leading in Bijwasan.

Election Turnout and Controversies

Delhi recorded a 60.54% voter turnout in the single-phase polling held on February 5. However, the election wasn’t without its share of drama. On the eve of vote counting, the AAP accused the Election Commission of withholding booth-wise data, raising tensions and speculations over transparency in the process.

Despite these allegations, the final numbers cement BJP’s dominance, bringing the party back into power in the National Capital.

What Lies Ahead for Delhi?

With the BJP now poised to form the government, the political dynamics of Delhi are set for a major transformation. The focus will now shift to governance, policy implementation, and how the new leadership will address key issues like infrastructure, public services, and economic growth.

For the AAP, this loss serves as a critical moment of introspection, as the party struggles to regain voter confidence amid legal battles and leadership setbacks.

As Delhi enters a new political chapter, one thing is certain—the era of absolute dominance is over, and the battle for Delhi’s future has only just begun.

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Unprecedented Security Measures for Republic Day 2025: A Secure Delhi Awaits Celebrations

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As India gears up to commemorate its 76th Republic Day on January 26, 2025, the nation’s capital, Delhi, is being fortified with extensive security arrangements. With over 70 units of paramilitary forces and 15,000 police personnel deployed, the city is leaving no stone unturned to ensure a seamless and secure celebration.

Cutting-Edge Surveillance and Cyber Preparedness
Delhi’s security strategy boasts a robust framework integrating drones, Facial Recognition Systems (FRS), and Artificial Intelligence-enabled high-resolution cameras. Surveillance efforts have been augmented with thousands of CCTV cameras, many equipped with FRS capabilities, linked to a comprehensive database to instantly identify potential threats. Mobile vehicles outfitted with FRS systems will further enhance real-time monitoring.

A senior officer emphasized, “We have implemented six-layered security checks, including multi-layered barricading and advanced frisking systems. These efforts are complemented by mock drills in coordination with multiple security agencies to prepare for any eventuality.”

Rooftop Vigilance and Crowd Management
To secure critical areas, approximately 4,000 rooftop vantage points have been identified across New Delhi, Central Delhi, and North Delhi. Officers from the New Delhi, Central, and North districts have conducted meticulous route surveys, anti-sabotage inspections, and heightened patrols in high-footfall areas.

Attendees of the grand parade will receive specially designed security stickers, reinforcing access control measures along the route.

Enhanced Coordination Across Stakeholders
In preparation for the massive influx of attendees, a special meeting was held with the security teams of hotels, malls, and public venues. These discussions focused on ensuring readiness and bolstering collaboration across sectors.

Delhi Stands Ready
Republic Day 2025 promises to be a showcase of India’s strength, unity, and progress. With state-of-the-art security arrangements, the authorities aim to provide a safe environment for citizens and dignitaries alike to celebrate the spirit of the nation.

The synergy of advanced technology and human vigilance underscores Delhi’s commitment to upholding its legacy of secure and magnificent celebrations. Let the tricolor unfurl with pride as the country watches, knowing the capital is well-prepared for this historic day.

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₹12,000 Crore Development Projects in Delhi to be inaugurated by PM Modi

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In a landmark initiative, Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to launch a series of transformative development projects worth over ₹12,000 crore in the capital today. These initiatives promise to enhance connectivity, modernize infrastructure, and elevate healthcare standards, marking another milestone in India’s development journey.

Namo Bharat Corridor: Connecting Delhi to Meerut

One of the centerpiece projects to be inaugurated is the 13 km stretch of the Delhi-Ghaziabad-Meerut Namo Bharat Corridor, linking Sahibabad in Ghaziabad to New Ashok Nagar in Delhi. Built at an impressive cost of ₹4,600 crore, this corridor represents the national capital’s first rapid transit system, designed to redefine regional connectivity.

Key Highlights:

  • Route: Sahibabad to New Ashok Nagar
  • Cost: ₹4,600 crore
  • Impact: Faster commutes and enhanced ease of travel for Delhi-NCR residents.

At 11:15 am, PM Modi will embark on a symbolic journey aboard the Namo Bharat train along this newly launched corridor, signaling a new era of advanced public transport.

Delhi Metro Phase-IV: West Delhi’s New Lifeline

The Prime Minister will also inaugurate a 2.8 km stretch of Delhi Metro Phase-IV, connecting Janakpuri to Krishna Park. This ₹1,200 crore project aims to bolster connectivity for residents in West Delhi, linking neighborhoods like Krishna Park, Vikaspuri, and Janakpuri.

Benefits:

  • Smoother commutes for daily travelers in west Delhi.
  • Enhanced accessibility to key residential and commercial hubs.

Laying the Foundation: Expanding Horizons

In addition to inaugurating new projects, PM Modi will lay the foundation stone for two critical initiatives:

1. Rithala-Kundli Section of Delhi Metro Phase-IV

This 26.5 km stretch will connect Rithala in Delhi to Nathupur in Haryana’s Kundli region, significantly boosting connectivity in northwestern Delhi and Haryana. With a budget of ₹6,230 crore, this project is poised to become a vital transit corridor for commuters.

2. Central Ayurveda Research Institute (CARI), Rohini

A new state-of-the-art building for CARI will be constructed at a cost of ₹185 crore in Rohini. This facility will combine traditional Ayurvedic practices with modern healthcare advancements.

Features of the CARI Campus:

  • Administrative Block, OPD Block, and IPD Block.
  • A dedicated Treatment Block to offer integrated healthcare.
  • Advanced research facilities for healthcare professionals.

A Vision for a Connected and Healthy Future

The projects launched and proposed today reflect the government’s commitment to infrastructure development and public welfare. From modernizing transport systems to creating a hub for traditional medicine research, these initiatives are set to leave a lasting impact on the lives of millions.

As PM Modi continues to prioritize growth and development, these projects highlight the government’s efforts to create a more connected, accessible, and healthier India.

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