New Delhi: Jaishankar visits Badarpur on Vikas Tirth Yatra

By ANI | Published: June 17, 2023 12:40 PM2023-06-17T12:40:54+5:302023-06-17T12:45:02+5:30

New Delhi [India], June 17 : External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar visited the Badarpur Eco Park in the national ...

New Delhi: Jaishankar visits Badarpur on Vikas Tirth Yatra | New Delhi: Jaishankar visits Badarpur on Vikas Tirth Yatra

New Delhi: Jaishankar visits Badarpur on Vikas Tirth Yatra

New Delhi [India], June 17 : External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar visited the Badarpur Eco Park in the national capital on Saturday as part of his Vikas Tirth Yatra.

Speaking about the Yatra, Jaishankar said, "The Yatra symbolises the commitment we made to the people about the delivery of infrastructure projects. It is an example of this commitment." The Central government has taken infrastructure development as a form of challenge, Jaishankar added.

Highlighting the 59-kilometer elevated highway at Badarpur he further said, "It will bring a big relief to the people of Badarpur which has a population of 5 lakh. It will also be beneficial for the rest of Delhi as it leads to Mahipalpur."

Pointing out the importance of infrastructure projects, Jaishankar stated, "Infrastructure projects shows the way the country is progressing. Infrastructure development is essential for employment creation."

On the Badarpur highway, he said, "People from Badarpur will find it easy to travel. The project will have a social as well as economic impact."

On Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to the US, he said, "PM will be on a state visit to the US. State visit means it is the highest level in terms of honour. Only a few people have been given this honour. It is happening for the first time that an Indian PM will address the US Congress for the second time. That's why its importance is huge."

Speaking on the impact of this visit on other global players Jaishankar said, "The visit will be a big boost to the relation between India and the US. It is a globalised world so its impact will be felt on other players. But right now we are seeing this visit in the specific context of India."

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