UP CM lays inaugurates 6.05 bn infra projects in Ghaziabad
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UP CM lays inaugurates 6.05 bn infra projects in Ghaziabad

Yogi Adityanath, Chief Minister, Uttar Pradesh, laid the foundation stone for numerous infrastructure projects worth 6.05 bn under the Ghaziabad municipal corporation through video conferencing from Luckn...

Yogi Adityanath, Chief Minister, Uttar Pradesh, laid the foundation stone for numerous infrastructure projects worth 6.05 bn under the Ghaziabad municipal corporation through video conferencing from Lucknow. He additionally rolled out the first five electric buses in the city, out of the total 50 allotted, which are ready to work on four dedicated routes shortly Adityanath dedicated four projects of 880 mn and performed ground-breaking ceremonies for several other projects of 5.17 bn. The programme comes ahead of the assembly elections in Uttar Pradesh in the coming months. Contact: Uttar Pradesh Government Website: up.gov.in

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