Yogi Adityanath unveils Rs 574 crore projects in UP’s Bulandshahr

Uttar Pradesh chief minister Yogi Adityanath on Saturday inaugurated and laid foundation stones for 57 development projects worth more than Rs 574 crore in Bulandshahr, saying the state is rapidly emerging as an economic powerhouse.

Addressing a gathering at the event, Adityanath said his government is committed to setting new benchmarks in development, good governance, security and employment. He added that strengthening basic infrastructure remains one of the government’s top priorities.

The chief minister said Bulandshahr is witnessing rapid growth in connectivity under his government.

Speaking about the Noida International Airport in Jewar, Adityanath said it would become a new gateway for the development of western Uttar Pradesh. He added that the prosperity of western Uttar Pradesh would provide a strong foundation for India’s overall progress.

He said Bulandshahr would be among the beneficiaries of the Noida International Airport, highlighting the improved connectivity the region would receive.

Adityanath said Uttar Pradesh is making rapid progress under the double-engine government across sectors including development, investment, infrastructure, education, healthcare and public welfare.

During the event, he also distributed laptops, certificates and Ayushman cards to beneficiaries of various government schemes.

The chief minister said the 57 development projects would give fresh momentum to the economic and social development of Bulandshahr and the surrounding region while significantly improving the standard of living of people.

Later in the day, Adityanath shared photographs from the event in a post on micro-blogging platform X (previously Twitter).

“The double-engine government is steadily moving forward in realising the vision of ‘Ram Rajya’ through security, good governance, and public welfare. Heartiest congratulations to all the beneficiaries and the people of the Bulandshahr district,” Adityanath said in the post.