Modi's Aerial Survey: Aiding Uttarakhand's Recovery
Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited Uttarakhand for an aerial survey of disaster-hit districts. After landing in Dehradun, he attended a meeting on relief efforts. Prior to this, Modi visited Himachal Pradesh and Punjab to assess flood damage, announcing significant financial aid for affected regions.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi touched down in Dehradun Thursday for an aerial overview of Uttarakhand's disaster-stricken districts. His visit aims to assess the challenges and enhance the ongoing relief operations.
Upon arrival, Modi was received by Uttarakhand's Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami at Jollygrant airport. After conducting the aerial survey, Modi will lead a high-level review meeting to coordinate further relief strategies for the state.
Before Uttarakhand, Modi visited flood-ravaged Himachal Pradesh and Punjab. During these visits, he evaluated the flood situations and announced a financial aid package of Rs 1,600 crore for Punjab, alongside existing allocations.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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