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Rajnath Singh Links Lucknow Development With Uttar Pradesh’s Progress

Rajnath Singh Links Lucknow Development With Uttar Pradesh’s Progress
Lucknow’s development linked to UP’s progress: Rajnath Singh · theprint.in

Rajnath Singh said that improving Lucknow would also help Uttar Pradesh progress.

He spoke at a ceremony for 12 new development projects in Lucknow Cantonment.

The projects are meant to improve water, cleanliness, schools, sports, healthcare and traffic.

They will help both military families and civilians living in the cantonment.

Singh said real development should benefit children, families, young athletes and people with disabilities.

He also said India’s progress should reach every neighbourhood, not just large cities.

Some markets were given new names connected to India’s history and national life.

Yogi Adityanath said Lucknow had become a modern city while keeping its heritage.

Key facts

Projects
Foundation laid for 12 Lucknow Cantonment development projects.
Planned improvements
Cleanliness, water supply, education, sports, healthcare, technology, traffic and parking management.
Beneficiaries
Military personnel and civilians living in the cantonment.
Market renamings
Markets received names including Ekta Bazar, Uda Devi Bazar, Mangal Pandey Bazar and Atal Bihari Vajpayee Market.
State development
Adityanath said Uttar Pradesh was becoming a growth engine of India’s economy.
Defence manufacturing
Adityanath said six defence manufacturing corridors were being established in Uttar Pradesh.

Quotes

Yogi Adityanath

Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister speaking about Lucknow’s transformation

“Developed India does not mean only big projects and modern buildings. Developed India means that children get good education, clean water reaches family homes, a young person gets an opportunity to play and showcase his talent, and a child with disability does not feel left behind in society. I believe this is true development.”
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“Twenty years ago, there was a sign at Lucknow railway station that said, ‘Smile, you are in Lucknow.’ However, due to traffic jams, narrow lanes, and dirt in Lucknow, instead of smiling, people were often left in tears. Now, Lucknow has acquired a new identity as a modern smart city while retaining its heritage.”
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