HM Shah to inaugurate key development projects in Gujarat during two-day visit

IANS May 17, 2025 311 views

Union Home Minister Amit Shah kicks off his two-day visit to Gujarat with the inauguration of several key development projects. Focusing on healthcare, infrastructure, and agro-industry, his visit underscores the state's growth potential. On Saturday, he joins the Gujarat State Cooperative Union for discussions on cooperatives' roles in India's development. Through the inauguration of health centers and infrastructure projects, Shah aims to emphasize the importance of strengthened connectivity and healthcare in Gujarat's growth story.

"Cooperatives have been pivotal in India's growth trajectory." - Amit Shah
HM Shah to inaugurate key development projects in Gujarat during two-day visit
Gandhinagar, May 17: Union Home Minister Amit Shah will begin his two-day visit to Gujarat on Saturday, during which he is scheduled to inaugurate a host of developmental projects across Gandhinagar, Ahmedabad, and Mehsana districts.

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Amit Shah boosts Gujarat with new infrastructure projects

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Highlights healthcare and cooperative sector contributions

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Talks on cooperative roles in India's development

His visit will highlight infrastructure growth, healthcare initiatives, and cooperative sector development in the state.

On Saturday, HM Shah will inaugurate the newly-constructed Primary Health Centre in Vavol at 4:30 p.m.

He will then open an underbridge connecting Sector-21 and Sector-22 in Gandhinagar, which will ease traffic and improve connectivity in the area. Following this, he will inaugurate another newly-constructed Primary Health Centre at Pethapur.

Continuing his schedule, HM Shah will also inaugurate the renovated and beautified Kolwada Pond, a project undertaken by the Gandhinagar Municipal Corporation.

Later, he will lay the foundation stones for various development works initiated by the Gandhinagar Municipal Corporation and the Postal Department.

On Sunday, the Union Home Minister will preside over an event organised by the Gujarat State Cooperative Union titled 'The Role of Cooperation in Developed India' at Science City in Ahmedabad.

The event aims to highlight the contribution of cooperative institutions in India’s growth and development.

HM Shah’s visit will also take him to Gozariya in Mehsana district, where he will inaugurate a newly-constructed nursing college building.

Additionally, he is set to inaugurate a ready-to-cook frozen potato processing unit at Sadra in the same district, contributing to the region's agro-industrial growth.

In Ahmedabad, HM Shah will inaugurate the Pallav flyover at Pallav Char Rasta in Naranpura on Sunday afternoon.

The overbridge, constructed by the Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation (AMC), has been built at a cost of over Rs 116 crore and is expected to significantly ease traffic congestion in the locality.

Later in the day, he will lay the foundation stones for several additional projects undertaken by the AMC.

According to AMC officials, HM Shah is set to inaugurate 32 development projects worth Rs 385.24 crore in Ahmedabad on May 18.

AMC Standing Committee Chairman Devang Dani said the Home Minister will also lay the foundation stone for 60 more projects valued at Rs 1,199.32 crore.

Reader Comments

Here are 6 diverse user comments reflecting Indian perspectives on this development news:
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Rajesh K.
Good to see focus on both infrastructure and healthcare. The new PHCs will be a boon for rural Gujarat. Hope they maintain quality staffing though - buildings alone won't solve healthcare challenges. The traffic projects in Ahmedabad were badly needed!
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Priya M.
As an Ahmedabad resident, I'm thrilled about the Pallav flyover! That area was a nightmare during peak hours. ₹116 crore seems justified if it saves our daily commute time. Hope they complete the other AMC projects on schedule 🤞
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Arjun S.
The frozen potato unit is smart thinking - Gujarat's farmers will benefit from agro-processing. But why only focus on Gujarat every election season? Other states need development too. Balanced regional growth should be priority.
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Neha P.
Beautification of Kolwada Pond is wonderful! Our cities need more such green spaces. Hope they maintain it properly unlike other projects that get neglected after inauguration. The cooperative sector event sounds interesting too - amdavadis should attend!
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Sanjay D.
₹385 crore for Ahmedabad projects is massive! Hope the funds are used transparently. The nursing college in Mehsana is a great initiative - we need more healthcare professionals. Gujarat model showing results again 👍
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Meena R.
As someone from Gandhinagar, the Sector 21-22 underbridge was long overdue! But why do politicians only remember development when elections approach? We need consistent governance, not just pre-poll announcements. Still, better late than never!

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