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Gujarat minister meets Amit Shah to discuss Science City expansion

Gujarat minister meets Amit Shah to discuss Science City expansion
Gujarat Minister meets HM Shah in Delhi, discusses expansion of Ahmedabad Science City · thehansindia.com

There is a state in India called Gujarat with a special place called Science City where people can learn about science.

A leader from Gujarat, Arjun Modhwadia, who is in charge of science, went to New Delhi to meet another leader named Amit Shah.

Amit Shah is a very important person who helps run the whole country.

They talked about how to make Science City in Ahmedabad bigger and more fun for kids and families.

They also made plans for new technology like artificial intelligence, semiconductors, cybersecurity and smart buildings.

This meeting happened just a few days after Modhwadia met the Prime Minister of India, Narendra Modi.

At that earlier meeting, Modhwadia said thank you for a big new shipbuilding project in a city called Porbandar that will bring a lot of money to Gujarat.

Gujarat wants to become one of the best places in the world for science and technology.

By making Science City better, they hope young people will get excited about science and learn new things.

Key facts

Gujarat Minister
Arjun Modhwadia, Science and Technology Minister
Central official met
Amit Shah, Union Home and Cooperation Minister
Main topic
Expansion of Ahmedabad's Science City and Gujarat's science, innovation and technology ecosystem
Meeting location
New Delhi
Connected areas
AI, semiconductors, cybersecurity and smart infrastructure
Previous meeting
PM Narendra Modi, August 4, at Parliament House, New Delhi
Porbandar project investment
Around Rs 27,500 crore (mega shipbuilding project)
Modhwadia's other portfolios
Forest, Environment and Climate Change

Quotes

Amit Shah

Union Home and Cooperation Minister

“Home Minister Amit Shah provided valuable guidance on the proposed projects, modern facilities and initiatives aimed at giving the younger generation greater exposure to science and technology.”
thehansindia.com

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