Lucknow, 25 July (HS): Yogi Adityanath, the Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh,

announced the inauguration and foundation stone laying of 552 development

projects totaling more over Rs. 2,105 crore throughout Fatehpur, Jalaun, and

Agra Assembly seats. Along with the infrastructure push, the CM approved the

issuance of permission letters, certificates, kits, and cheques to welfare plan

recipients.

This enormous roll-out is part of a larger, more rapid infrastructure deployment

across the UP, with the objective of converting the state into a developed area

and reaching the $1 trillion economic target. Similar regional drives carried

out within the same period include:

In Barabanki launched 82 projects worth more than Rs. 542 crore.

There are 153 infrastructural and public welfare projects of over Rs. 748 crore

in Bahraich and Shravasti.

Bulandshahr has 57 development projects of Rs. 574 crore that prioritize

connectivity, health, and education.

Western Uttar Pradesh: Rs. 2,500 crore development effort focused at improving

public facilities and law enforcement infrastructure.

UP CM mentioned in a post on X, “Today, in various assembly constituencies

of Fatehpur, Jalaun, and Agra, the inauguration/foundation stone laying of 552

development projects costing more than Rs. 2,105 crore will take place. Additionally,

approval letters, certificates, kits, and cheques will be distributed to the

beneficiaries of various public welfare schemes. This confluence of public

welfare and development will infuse new energy into the journey towards a

'Developed Uttar Pradesh'.”

Hindusthan Samachar / Abhishek Awasthi