Modi's Employment Surge Silences Critics, Unveils Major Infrastructure Projects

Prime Minister Narendra Modi highlighted the creation of eight crore new jobs and launched Rs 29,000 crore worth of infrastructure projects, addressing criticisms on unemployment. Modi also emphasized Maharashtra's pivotal role in India's economic future and touted achievements in the transport and finance sectors, amidst opposition claims of misinformation.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi highlighted the creation of eight crore new jobs over the past three to four years, addressing criticism from opposition parties regarding unemployment. Citing a recent Reserve Bank of India report, Modi stated that the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) government continues to prioritize stability and growth.

During an event launching Rs 29,000 crore worth of projects in road, railway, and port sectors, Modi criticized opposition parties for spreading misinformation on job creation. He emphasized that Maharashtra's history, strong present, and future potential make it a pivotal player in India's development.

Modi reiterated his goal to make Maharashtra a global financial powerhouse and improve living standards through enhanced connectivity. Upcoming infrastructure projects in and around Mumbai, including an expanded metro rail network and new highways, aim to boost connectivity and safety. The transformation of railways and approval of a new port project are also set to benefit the region significantly.

(With inputs from agencies.)