Prime minister Narendra Modi graced the launch of India’s first metro underwater system in Kolkata as India’s infrastructure policy revolution of transportation infrastructure successively turns into a reality. The commissioning of this daring project, other schemes of about 15,000 crore rupees; this showcases the administration’s move of rebuilding the ever-lived-for city transport.
The city of Kolkata, being the pioneer in many fields, is likely to stay ahead of the curve by pioneering the underwater metro line as a first of its kind in India and will leave a mark by revolutionizing the commuting means, which will see people hurrying below the Hooghly River. This engineering prodigy incorporates state-of – art-technology and exceptional designs to deliver continuous connectivity between the city’s busy twin banks.
Besides the underwater metro, Modi unveiled several ferocious initiatives to improve the township’s development plan. The activities of this project extend from multiple levels, starting with the urban housing schemes and stretching up to the improvements of the public health services through the development of the state-of-the-art hospital and the construction of the railway infrastructure that leads to the final beautification of the river banks.
The unveiling of these projects being implemented for the first time in Kolkata sends a clear message of the government’s readiness to drive progress and growth in a region larger than Kolkata. The goal is to achieve this by providing a qualitative change of life for residents and define a solid foundation for national economy by on investing world-class infrastructure and development initiatives.
Launching India’s first public metro system underwater and presenting several other metropolitan projects of Rs 15,400 crore for Kolkata signify a whole new level of progress, connectivity and future urban development. Having been a driving force behind these developments under the leadership of PM Modi, the city of Bhopal is on track to become the marvel of Indian infrastructure and innovation on the global map in the years to come.
