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Date: 2026-03-14 Category: Press Release State: Union Government Country: India

Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi shares glimpses of his address at the inauguration and laying of foundation stones for various development projects in Silchar, Assam

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Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi participated in the inauguration and foundation stone laying ceremonies for multiple development projects in Silchar, Assam on March 14, 2026. He addressed the attendees, highlighting the cultural vibrancy of the Barak Valley. In a series of posts on X, Prime Minister Modi stated that the foundation stone for the Shillong-Silchar high-speed corridor was laid, which will connect Silchar to Mizoram, Manipur, and Tripura, benefiting farmers across Assam and the entire Northeast. He also noted the development of a next-generation technology ecosystem and talent pool in Assam over the past decade, along with the establishment of a robust medical education network, which has opened up new opportunities for the region's youth. The Prime Minister observed the enthusiasm of the people of Assam in Silchar, interpreting it as a sign of their unwavering faith in the development initiatives of the "double-engine" government.

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Shri Narendra Modi: Prime Minister of India, central figure in the address and project inaugurations. Silchar, Assam: The primary location where the inauguration and laying of foundation stones for development projects took place. Next Generation Technology: Mentioned in the context of ecosystem and talent development in Assam. Shillong-Silchar High-Speed Corridor: A key development project whose foundation stone was laid. Double Engine Government: Referenced in relation to the public's trust in development works.
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Prime Minister's Office Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi shares glimpses of his address at the inauguration and laying of foundation stones for various development projects in Silchar, Assam Posted On: 14 MAR 2026 4:12PM by PIB Delhi The Prime Minister, Shri Narendra Modi, shared glimpses from the laying of foundation stone and inauguration of multiple development projects in Silchar, Assam, today. Addressing the gathering, PM Modi stated that visiting the Barak Valley, a land defined by its culture and vibrancy, is always a deeply special experience for him. In a series of posts on X, Shri Modi said: “आज जस शलांग-सलचर हाई-ीड कॉरडोर का भूम पूजन हुआ ह,ै वह सलचर को मजोरम, मणपुर और पुरा से कनेक्ट करेगा। इसका फायदा असम सहत पूरे नॉथ ईस्ट के हमारे कसान भाई-बहन को भी होगा।” आज जस शलांग-सलचर हाई-ीड कॉरडोर का भूम पूजन हुआ ह, वह सलचर को मजोरम, मणपुर और पुरा स े कनेक्ट करग ा। इसका फायदा असम सहत पूर नॉथ ईस्ट के हमार कसान भाई- बहन को भी होगा। pic.twitter.com/w11Kv0ojBY — Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) March 14, 2026 “बीते एक दशक म हमारी सरकार के प्रयास स ेअसम म नेक्स्ट जेनरश न टोलॉजी स ेजुड़ा इकोसस्टम और टलट तैयार हो रहा ह। इसके साथ ही मेडकल एजुकेशन का सशक्त नेटवक बनने से यहां के युवाओ ंके सामने अवसर का नया आसमान खुला ह। ” बीत े एक दशक म हमारी सरकार के प्रयास स े असम म नेक्स्ट जेनरश न टोलॉजी स े जुड़ा इकोसस्टम और टलट तैयार हो रहा ह। इसके साथ ही मेडकल एजुके शन का सशक्त नेटवक बनन े स े यहां के युवाओं के सामने अवसर का नया आसमान खुला ह। pic.twitter.com/PZpcWE3BiQ — Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) March 14, 2026 “सलचर म अपार संा म आए असम के अपने परवारजन का उाह बताता ह क डबल इंजन सरकार के वकास काय म उनका अटट वास ह। ” सलचर म अपार संा म आए असम के अपने परवारजन का उाह बताता ह क डबल इंजन सरकार के वकास काय म उनका अटट वास ह। pic.twitter.com/xYo1NC15l5 — Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) March 14, 2026******* MJPS/VJ (Release ID: 2240154) Visitor Counter : 264 Read this release in: Urdu , Marathi , ही , Manipuri , Bengali , Gujarati , Tamil , Telugu , Malayalam

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