PM Modi urges cooperative resolution of inter-State water disputes
Prime Minister Narendra Modi chaired the 51st PRAGATI meeting, where he urged states to resolve inter-State water disputes through cooperation, timely clearances, and technology-based monitoring. He cited the Ken-Betwa project as a model for such resolutions. During the meeting, seven critical infrastructure projects across railways, power, and road sectors covering nine states were reviewed. The Prime Minister emphasized that delays in project implementation lead to cost escalation and deprive citizens of essential facilities, underscoring the importance of efficient project execution.
Key Points
- Prime Minister Modi advocated for cooperative resolution of inter-State water disputes, emphasizing timely clearances and technology-based monitoring.
- The Ken-Betwa project was highlighted as a model for resolving such disputes.
- The 51st PRAGATI meeting reviewed seven critical infrastructure projects across various sectors in nine states.
- Delays in project implementation result in cost escalation and hinder citizens' access to essential facilities.
- The PRAGATI platform is used for reviewing and monitoring government projects.
Exam Facts
- Prime Minister Narendra Modi chaired the 51st PRAGATI meeting.
- The Ken-Betwa project was cited as a model for inter-State water dispute resolution.
- Seven critical infrastructure projects across railways, power, and road sectors were reviewed.
- The projects covered nine states.
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