Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated the Delhi-Dehradun Expressway, a 210-km highway built at a cost of Rs 11,868 crore. This new expressway is set to reduce travel time between the two cities from 6.5 hours to 2.5 hours, covering a distance of 210 kms. The inauguration aims to enhance connectivity and streamline transportation to the national capital.
During a roadshow in Dehradun, PM Modi was warmly welcomed by a spirited crowd as he arrived in Uttarakhand to launch the Delhi-Dehradun Economic Corridor. Enthusiastic supporters lined the streets, cheering “Modiji aapka swagat hai” and waving the Tricolour and BJP flag, creating a festive atmosphere.
In a display of local culture, women and children adorned in traditional Uttarakhand attire greeted the Prime Minister along the route. PM Modi, donning traditional garb, also visited the Jai Maa Daat Kali Temple in Dehradun, where he engaged with devotees and witnessed cultural performances.
Accompanied by Union Highways and Transportation Minister Nitin Gadkari and other dignitaries, PM Modi reviewed the wildlife corridor on the Economic Corridor in Saharanpur, Uttar Pradesh. An exhibition showcasing the corridor’s construction process was presented, emphasizing the project’s significance and progress.
The Prime Minister’s visit included a roadshow along the Wildlife Corridor, drawing large crowds who showered flower petals and chanted in support. The event highlighted the government’s commitment to infrastructure development and regional connectivity, marking a significant milestone in transportation advancement.
