Prime Minister Narendra Modi unveiled and laid the foundation stone for projects worth ₹5,400 crore during his visit to Gujarat. The initiatives cover diverse sectors such as urban development, transportation, energy, railways, and green mobility, reflecting the government’s commitment to sustainable and inclusive growth.

Among the highlights was the flag-off of Suzuki’s new electric vehicle, the “e VITARA,” designed for global export markets. The Prime Minister also inaugurated a new hybrid battery electrode production facility, signaling India’s entry into advanced battery manufacturing. Projects to enhance road and rail connectivity, expand power distribution networks, and upgrade urban infrastructure were also launched.

These initiatives are expected to generate employment, attract investments, and position Gujarat as a major hub for innovation and manufacturing. By focusing on renewable energy and sustainable transport, the projects align with India’s climate commitments and its broader Make in India and Atmanirbhar Bharat missions.

The development package underscores the government’s strategy of combining infrastructure with industrial growth. Local communities are expected to benefit from improved services, while businesses gain from enhanced logistics and energy supply. Analysts note that Gujarat’s proactive industrial policies and strong governance make it a model for regional development. With projects spanning both traditional and green sectors, the state is set to play a key role in India’s next phase of economic transformation.