In a significant move that marks a new chapter in the infrastructure landscape of Uttar Pradesh, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has officially announced that the upcoming Noida International Airport in Jewar will be named the Narendra Modi International Airport. This major decision was made during a high-level cabinet meeting held in Uttar Pradesh, where several key proposals were approved. While addressing the media after the meeting, the Chief Minister shared the details of this naming ceremony, emphasizing the profound impact of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's leadership on both the state and the nation.
A Tribute to 25 Years of Dedicated Service
Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath highlighted that this announcement coincides with a historic milestone in the Prime Minister's political journey. He stated that October 7 has been recorded as a glorious chapter in the history of the country. The Council of Ministers of Uttar Pradesh extended their heartfelt congratulations to Prime Minister Modi on the completion of 25 years of his continuous and dedicated service as the head of government. The Chief Minister noted that it's a matter of special pride for Uttar Pradesh that the Prime Minister represents the state as a popular representative and Member of Parliament, leading the nation from this very land.
According to the Chief Minister, the Prime Minister has made nation-building his supreme goal, adopting the core mantras of service as dedication and nation first. He described the 25 year journey of Prime Minister Modi as a unique example of moving from public service to public welfare and from public participation to public trust. This long tenure as a head of government has been characterized by an unwavering commitment to the progress of the country.
The Deep Connection Between PM Modi and Uttar Pradesh
During his address, CM Yogi Adityanath spoke extensively about the intimate relationship between Prime Minister Modi and the state of Uttar Pradesh. He recalled the moment in 2014 when the Prime Minister first arrived in Kashi. " This emotional and spiritual connection that began with Kashi and Mother Ganga has only deepened over time, while the Chief Minister pointed out that this relationship has become the foundation for the comprehensive transformation of the state.
The Chief Minister emphasized that Uttar Pradesh is moving forward on the path of unprecedented progress through the shared resolve of the central and state governments, driven by the spirit of Team India. He noted that before 2017, the state was struggling with several critical issues, including administrative instability, a sense of insecurity among the general public, and a severe lack of basic facilities. However, inspired by the Prime Minister's vision, Uttar Pradesh adopted a new work culture of governance.
Transformation and Modern Infrastructure
The results of this shift in governance are now visible across the state. CM Yogi stated that good governance, a solid law and order situation, modern infrastructure, and an investment-friendly environment have emerged as the new identity of Uttar Pradesh. The state is now establishing new dimensions of development with a renewed sense of self-confidence. The naming of the Jewar Airport as the Narendra Modi International Airport is seen as a reflection of this progress and a tribute to the leadership that has guided the state toward this transformation.
- The airport located in Jewar, Noida, will now be officially known as Narendra Modi International Airport.
- The decision was ratified during a cabinet meeting led by CM Yogi Adityanath.
- The announcement honors the 25 years of PM Modi's service as a head of government.
- The Chief Minister credited the PM's vision for the modern infrastructure and investment-friendly climate in UP.
- The transition from administrative instability before 2017 to the current state of progress was highlighted as a key achievement.
The Chief Minister concluded by reiterating that the Prime Minister's journey of 25 years is a testament to his dedication to the people. By naming the prestigious Jewar Airport after him, the state acknowledges his role in putting Uttar Pradesh on the global map of development and infrastructure.