During the event, the Prime Minister will also dedicate the country's 'Centre of Excellence for Persons with Communication Disorders' at the All India Institute of Speech and Hearing (AIISH). It has state-of-the-art laboratories and equipment for diagnosing, evaluating, and treating patients with communication disorders.
Digital Desk: Today, Prime Minister
Narendra Modi will fly to Karnataka for a two-day visit to launch and lay the
foundation stone for a number of rail and road infrastructure projects costing
over Rs 27,000 crore.
The Prime Minister will visit the Indian
Institute of Science (IISc) Bengaluru on Monday at 12:30 p.m., where he will
inaugurate the Centre for Brain Research (CBR) and lay the foundation stone for
the Bagchi-Parthasarathy Multispeciality Hospital, according to the Prime
Minister's Office.
The Centre is being built as a one-of-a-kind
research facility with the goal of undertaking critical research in order to
develop evidence-based public health strategies to treat age-related brain
illnesses.
During
the event, he will also lay the foundation stone for the Bagchi Parthasarathy
Multispeciality Hospital, which will have 832 beds. The hospital will be built
on the IISc Bengaluru campus and will assist the premier institute integrate
science, engineering, and medicine.
The
Prime Minister will lay the foundation stone for the Bengaluru Suburban Rail
Project (BSRP), which will connect Bengaluru city with its suburbs and
satellite townships, in order to improve mobility and connectivity in
Bengaluru. The project, estimated to cost over Rs 15,700 crore, will consist of
four corridors with a total route length of over 148 kilometres.
The Prime Minister will also lay the
foundation stone for the rebuilding of Bengaluru Cantt. and Yesvantpur Junction
railway stations, which would cost approximately Rs. 500 crore and Rs. 375
crore, respectively.
At approximately 1:45 p.m., he will visit
Bengaluru's Dr. BR Ambedkar School of Economics (BASE), where he will launch
the university's new campus and unveil a statue of Dr. BR Ambedkar.
He will also dedicate 150 'Technology Hubs'
to the nation, which were created by modernising Karnataka's Industrial
Training Institutes (ITIs).
Many industry partners support this
innovative effort, which was built at a cost of about 4600 crore. Its goal is
to develop a trained workforce to meet the demands of Industry 4.0. These
Technology Hubs will provide high-skill training in cutting-edge technology and
increase job and entrepreneurship options for ITI graduates through a variety
of innovative courses.
PM Modi will next arrive in Bengaluru around
2:45 p.m. to inaugurate and lay the foundation stone for numerous rail and road
infrastructure projects costing over Rs. 27000 crore.
The Prime Minister will then attend a public
celebration at Maharaja's College Ground in Mysuru at 5:30 p.m., where he will
lay the foundation stone for the Naganahalli Railway Station Coaching Terminal,
which would cost over 480 crore.
During the event, the Prime Minister will
dedicate to the nation India's first air-conditioned railway station, the Sir M
Visvesvaraya Railway Station in Baiyappanahalli, which was built on the model
of a contemporary airport at a cost of over 315 crore.
In addition, he will lay the cornerstone for
two parts of the Bengaluru Ring Road project. The initiative, which would cost
more than Rs. 2280 crore, will assist to alleviate traffic congestion in the
city.
The Coaching terminal will also include a
MEMU shed, which will help to decongest the present Mysuru Yard, allowing
additional MEMU train services and long-distance trains to depart from Mysuru,
thus enhancing the region's connectivity and tourism potential. This would be
beneficial to both daily commuters and those travelling to long-distance
locations.
During the event, the Prime Minister will
also dedicate the country's 'Centre of Excellence for Persons with
Communication Disorders' at the All India Institute of Speech and Hearing
(AIISH). It has state-of-the-art laboratories and equipment for diagnosing,
evaluating, and treating patients with communication disorders.
At around 7 p.m., PM Modi will visit Sri
Suttur Math in Mysuru, followed by Sri Chamundeshwari Temple in Mysuru at
around 7:45 p.m.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will join
thousands of people in a mass yoga demonstration at Mysore Palace Ground in
Mysuru on the eighth International Day of Yoga (IDY).
The Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav will be held in
conjunction with the Prime Minister's Yoga Demonstration in Mysore, as well as
the 8th IDY celebrations. Under the supervision of 75 Union Ministers, mass
yoga protests will be staged at 75 famous sites across the country.
Yoga protests will be held by a variety of
educational, social, political, cultural, religious, corporate, and other civil
society organisations, with millions of people expected to attend.
The Prime Minister's Yoga programme in Mysuru
is also part of the unique 'Guardian Yoga Ring,' which is a collaborative
effort with 79 countries and UN organisations, as well as Indian Missions
around the world, to demonstrate Yoga's global unifying power.
As the sun appears to move from east to west
around the globe, the Mass Yoga Demonstrations in the participating countries
will appear to happen one after the other, almost in synchronisation,
reinforcing the idea of 'One Sun, One Earth.' This landmark show will be shown
live on DD India on June 21 from 3 a.m. IST (telecast from Fiji) to 10 p.m. IST
(telecast from San Francisco, USA).
As part of the programme, the Prime
Minister's speech in Mysuru will be carried live on DD India beginning at 6:30
a.m. IST.
Every year on June 21, the International Day
of Yoga (IDY) has been observed around the world since 2015.
"Yoga for Humanity" is the topic
for this year's Yoga Day. The subject depicts how Yoga helped humanity during
the Covid Pandemic by easing misery.
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