Archive · 30 Nov 2025
Gujarat Village Gains Road-Bridge Project via CM’s Swagat Online
A small village in Gujarat called Moddar had a big problem: they didn't have a proper road or bridge to get to the nearby town.
This made it hard for farmers to reach their fields, students to go to school, and people to get to the hospital.
The villagers told their Chief Minister, Bhupendra Patel, about this problem during a special program called 'Swagat Online'.
The Chief Minister listened and quickly approved Rs 9 crore to build a bridge, culverts, and a new road.
The villagers are very happy because this will make their lives much easier and safer.
The road will help farmers, students, and patients travel without difficulty, and it will connect their village to the town properly for the first time.
Moddar village in Gujarat struggled for years without a proper road and bridge to access nearby Kutiyana town.
Villagers raised the issue during the 'Swagat Online' program, and Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel sanctioned Rs 9 crore for the project within four days.
The project includes a minor bridge, culverts, and a three-kilometre road connecting Moddar to Passavari.
The new infrastructure will improve safety for farmers, students, and patients, and provide better access to fields, schools, and hospitals.
The 'Swagat Online' program, launched during Narendra Modi's tenure, has become a key grievance-redressal platform under Bhupendra Patel.
- Who
- Residents of Moddar village, Gujarat
- What
- Approval of a road-bridge project
- When
- Within four days of raising the issue
- Where
- Moddar village, Porbandar district, Gujarat
- Why
- To improve connectivity and safety for villagers
- Village
- Moddar
- Population
- 1,200
- Funds Sanctioned
- Rs 9 crore
- Project Scope
- Minor bridge, culverts, 3-km road
- Chief Minister
- Bhupendra Patel
- Programme
- Swagat Online
- Location
- Near Kutiyana, Porbandar
- Key Beneficiaries
- Farmers, students, patients
