Ladakh gets a 'massive' Rs 3,350 crore boost: New roads and airports aim to reshape life in the Himalayas.
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- ✓Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated five development projects worth Rs 3,350 crore in Ladakh on Thursday.
- ✓These projects include a new Leh airport terminal for 35 lakh passengers, a 298-km Himalayan road, and India’s first petroglyph park.
- ✓The initiatives aim to improve connectivity, energy infrastructure, heritage conservation, and water security.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated five development projects worth Rs 3,350 crore in Ladakh on Thursday. The projects include a new Leh airport terminal, the 298-km Nimmu-Padum-Darcha Road, a hydropower project, a transmission line, India's first petroglyph conservation park and 40 water bodies under Project Him Sarovar, aimed at improving connectivity, energy infrastructure, heritage conservation and water security.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday inaugurated five major development projects worth Rs 3,350 crore in Ladakh, focusing on improving connectivity, strengthening power infrastructure, conserving cultural heritage and enhancing water security. The projects include a new passenger terminal at Leh airport, the Nimmu-Padum-Darcha Road, hydropower and transmission facilities, India's first petroglyph conservation park and 40 water bodies developed under Project Him Sarovar.
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