Tiruchirappalli11 March. Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday visited the historic city of Trichy to launch several transformational development projects aimed at strengthening Tamil Nadu’s infrastructure and economy. These initiatives, with a total investment of Rs 5,600 crore, include clean energy, petroleum-related manufacturing and improved multimodal connectivity through highways, railways and rural roads. In this sequence, while addressing a public meeting, PM Modi said, ‘These projects will promote energy availability and connectivity and will create thousands of jobs for the youth of Tamil Nadu.’
To see the mood of Tamil Nadu, come to Tiruchirappalli! Public anger against DMK is at an all-time high. People are going to vote them out.
People see NDA as the alliance which can ensure all-round progress. pic.twitter.com/OP6T36XQyK
— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) March 11, 2026
Layed the foundation stone of Bharat Petroleum’s CGD network.
Focusing on sustainable energy, PM Modi laid the foundation stone of Bharat Petroleum’s City Gas Distribution (CGD) network. The Rs 3,700 crore project is set to transform the Nilgiris and Erode districts by providing piped natural gas (PNG) to nearly nine lakh families and several business entities. Highlighting the environmental benefits, he said, ‘In just eight years, the positive environmental impact of this project will be equivalent to planting four crore trees.’
Indian Oil Corporation’s lubricant blending plant in Chennai dedicated to the nation
Prime Minister Modi said that the dedication of Indian Oil Corporation’s lubricant blending plant in Chennai to the nation is an important step towards strengthening the ‘Make in India’ initiative. He informed that this plant, one of the largest facilities of its kind globally, has been built to meet the high demands of various industries within and outside the state. He said, ‘Increasing local production of lubricants will reduce imports and save the country’s money.’
Built under Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana 370 inauguration of km roads
The PM emphasized the importance of rural connectivity by inaugurating 370 kilometers of rural roads built under the Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana. These roads are likely to provide villagers with better access to healthcare, education and markets, thereby connecting the rural economy with the mainstream. On this development, PM Modi said, ‘Each road boosts the rural economy and improves the standard of living.’
Announcement of a new highway bypass project at Gangaikonda Cholapuram
PM Modi announced a new highway bypass project at Gangaikonda Cholapuram, keeping in mind the cultural heritage of the area. The project aims to protect the grand temple built by the UNESCO-recognised emperor Rajendra Chola by diverting heavy traffic away from the sacred site, ensuring the safety of both the monument and its visitors. “It means better safety for everyone,” he said of the new infrastructure.
‘We are working day and night for the progress of Tamil Nadu’
In concluding his address, the Prime Minister noted the rapid modernization of the state’s transport sector following the recent modernization and redevelopment of eight stations under the Amrit Bharat Programme. The new rail services launched today will connect major places like Nagercoil, Coimbatore, Rameshwaram, Tirunelveli, Mayiladuthurai, Karaikudi with other areas, which will boost tourism and local trade. Reiterating his vision for the future of the state, PM Modi said, ‘We are working day and night for the progress of the state and will continue to do so.’
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