Rs 200 billion projects initiated in Mumbai

2019-09-10

Prime Minister Narendra Modi initiated projects of about Rs 200 billion for Mumbai. The three metro corridors initiated by the Prime Minister are 9.2 km Gaimukh to Shivaji Chowk (Mira Road) Metro-10 corridor, 12.7 km Wadala to Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus Metro-11 corridor and the 20.7 km long Kalyan to Taloja Metro-12 corridor. He laid the foundation stone for a 32 storey Metro Bhavan that will operate and control 14 metro lines measuring around 340 km. He also inaugurated Bandongri Metro Station in Kandivali East and the first metro coach under Make in India initiative.
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