Prime Minister Narendra Modi will visit Jamshedpur on Sunday, arriving at Tatanagar Railway Station at 10 AM. He will flag off six Vande Bharat Express trains and participate in a program at the station, where he will inaugurate two crore PM Awas Yojana houses. Modi will also lay the foundation stone...
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and inaugurate various railway projects in Jharkhand, including four underpasses (costing 16.7 crore), a 7.4 km bypass in Madhupur, and the Hazaribagh Town Coaching Depot. He will also inaugurate a 24.4 km double track between Kurkura-Kanaran in Gumla-Simdega district. The SDO Utkarsh Kumar has declared a no-drone zone within a 200-meter radius of Ranchi Airport, effective from 5 AM to 11 PM, with strict prohibitions on drone, paragliding, and hot air balloon operation in the restricted area, resulting in their being shot down. The road show in Jamshedpur will see participation from intellectuals representing the Gujarati, Andhra, Marwari, Mithila, UP Sangha, Bihar Association, and Kshatriya Sangh.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Jharkhand on November 16, 2023, was marred by unfavorable weather conditions. His scheduled trip to Jamshedpur was canceled due to heavy rainfall. Originally, PM Modi was to flag off the Vande Bharat Express, inaugurate and lay foundation stones for seven major railway projects, and announce...
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the distribution of two crore new pucca houses. These events are now expected to be conducted virtually from Ranchi. Additionally, a planned roadshow through Bistupur Main Road to Gopal Maidan has also been called off. Extensive security measures, involving over 5,000 police personnel, were put in place for the Prime Minister's visit. Parking arrangements were made at 19 locations across Jamshedpur to accommodate the anticipated crowd.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Jharkhand has been affected by weather conditions. His planned roadshow in Jamshedpur has been canceled, and his visit to Jamshedpur may be postponed entirely. He will now likely launch the Vande Bharat Express train and other projects from Ranchi. PM Modi has reached Ranchi and...
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has been escorted to the Sonair Airport. The stage for PM Modi's speech has been prepared with intricate 'Paetkar' paintings. Tatanagar station is adorned and ready for the launch of 6 Vande Bharat trains. PM Modi has expressed his commitment to Jharkhand's development, with plans to inaugurate and lay the foundation stone for several projects, including the 'PM Awas Yojana - Grameen' beneficiaries program. There is a large crowd gathered at Tatanagar station to see PM Modi. Senior IAS and IPS officers are responsible for security arrangements, including the Anti-Terrorist Squad and a large number of police personnel.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will inaugurate six Vande Bharat Express trains on September 15th from platform number one of Tatanagar station. The SPG has been deployed at the station three days in advance for security purposes. Platform number one is under SPG surveillance and the event will be monitored by four...
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drone cameras and over 30 CCTV cameras. Body scans will be conducted for all entering the station. Train operations on platform number one were suspended Friday night, and all activities on the platform, including loading and unloading of goods, have been stopped. All vendors on the platform have been issued digital passes. Security personnel will be deployed from the Jugsalai railway underbridge to the Loco bend, on the station roof, and both foot overbridges. The RPF will be deployed in the PM's security detail, in addition to the SPG and District Police. The General Manager of South Eastern Zone, A.K. Mishra, visited Tatanagar on Friday and is scheduled to visit again on Saturday. The Senior DCM, Aditya Chaudhary, inspected the platform, portico, and parking area and received a security briefing from the RPF. The Railway Minister, Ashwini Vaishnaw, and Chairman of the Railway Board, Satish Kumar, will also visit Tatanagar on Saturday.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will flag off six Vande Bharat Express trains from Tatanagar Railway Station on September 15th. Tight security measures have been implemented for the event, including the removal and replacement of CCTV cameras, installation of metal detectors, and the deployment of 3900 police personnel, including 12 IAS, 18...
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IPS, 60 DSP, 150 Inspector, 250 SI, and 250 women police officers. The route from Sonari Airport to Tatanagar Station and back has been secured, with 950 police officers deployed on both sides of the road. The event will be held at Gopal Maidan, and 18 LED screens will be installed to ensure visibility. The Railway Minister and Chairman of the Railway Board will arrive in Tatanagar on Saturday, inspecting the station before the event.