PM Modi to Inaugurate ₹6,270 Crore Development Projects in Varanasi on April 28.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will inaugurate and lay the foundation stone of development projects worth ₹6,270 crore during his visit to his parliamentary constituency Varanasi on April 28, marking a major infrastructure and public services push across the region.

Of the total outlay, projects worth ₹1,053 crore will be inaugurated, while foundation stones will be laid for new works valued at ₹5,217 crore, officials said.

Among the key inaugurations are the four-lane widening and strengthening of the Varanasi–Azamgarh Road from Kaali Mata Mandir to the Ring Road, along with 19 connecting rural roads and a railway overbridge (ROB) on Railway Link No. 23-A near Kazzakpura on the Varanasi city–Sarnath route.

The Prime Minister will also inaugurate tourism and civic development projects, including the beautification of Sant Kabir Prakatya Sthal near Sarangnath Temple, renovation of Sant Ravidas Park in Nagwa, redevelopment of Chandrawati Ghat, and a synthetic hockey turf at the UP College ground.

Other projects include a 55 MLD sewage treatment plant at Bhagwanpur, a District Integrated Public Health Lab, 30 rural drinking water schemes under the Jal Jeevan Mission, upgraded school infrastructure with smart classrooms, a 50-bed field hospital in CHC Cholapur, and a 100-bed old age home at Ramnagar built under CSR support. A 500-metric tonne godown at Harahua and Bhawanipur is also among the inaugurated facilities.

On the foundation stone-laying side, major upcoming projects include 71 village link roads, a 500-bed multi super-speciality hospital at SSPG, redevelopment of a 198-bed hospital, and a 100-bed critical care block.

Additional infrastructure projects include mechanised parking at Assi Ghat, a new Nagar Nigam office building, Badagaon Women Police Outpost, Ramnagar Child Shelter Home and Juvenile Justice Board, and a CM Model School at Baradih in Sewapuri.

Officials said the projects span healthcare, education, transport, sanitation, tourism, and civic infrastructure, aimed at strengthening both urban and rural development across the region.