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Prime Minister Narendra Modi Dream Project: Prime Minister Narendra Modi will inspect Kedarnath reconstruction works with the help of drone cameras from PMO today. For this, preparations have been completed at the Uttarakhand government and district administration level. PM inspection can start from 10 am. Let us inform that these days the second phase of work is going on in Kedarnath. Under this, a total of 21 works are to be done, out of which 10 works are to be completed this year. Prime Minister Narendra Modi will take stock of these works live from the PMO on Thursday.
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This is the dream project of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. When he first reached Kedarnath on 3 May 2017. So during that time he had laid the foundation stone of projects worth Rs 700 crore for Kedarnath reconstruction. These are to be completed in three phases. Of these, the work of the second phase is going on now.
Work done in the first phase in Kedarnath Dham
Construction of the house of pilgrimage, construction of faith path, construction of security wall, construction of walkways and platforms from Kedarnath temple, widening of Kedarnath temple complex, construction of walkway from Kedarnath to Garudchatti, construction of bridge over Saraswati river, Mandakini river But construction of bridge to go to Garudchatti, construction of security ghats on Mandakini and Saraswati river, construction of buildings of Garhwal Mandal Vikas Nigam, construction of helipad and construction of security wall around Kedarpuri.
work being done in the second phase
Construction of temple committee building, construction of chief priest’s residence and hospital, construction of buildings of pilgrimage priests, construction of foot path from Rambada to Kedarnath, construction of faith path, construction of Haat Bazar, construction of bridge over Saraswati river, Ishaneshwar temple Construction of security wall on Mandakini and Saraswati river.
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