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PM Modi Kanpur Visit | Prime Minister Narendra Modi will today set up and lay the groundstone of road and power projects in Kanpur. This includes Tranelans Road and Chakeri-Pali Fourlane route from Narwal Mor to Defense Node. The central government has granted a budget of thousands of rupes for these projects. Panki and Neywali -Termian power projects will also be inaugurated that will promote power generation. Jagran correspondent, Kanpur. PM Modi Kanpur Visit | Prime Minister Narendra Modi will today set up and lay the groundstone of roads and power projects of CSA Ground. In which the foundation stone of Fourlane Road, Chakeri-Pali Fourlane Road of Narwal Mor to the defensive node of Sarsaul, is laid. The Department of Public Works spends a budget of three hundred crore calls for the erection of both of these roads. In addition, Panki and Neywali will set the plant. The central government spent a budget of Rs 28509.94 crore for both of these projects. A budget of Rs 189 crore was released by the state government for the erection of the Defense Node Road. At present, this road is seven meters wide to 16 km, this foyer is made 20 meters wide. At the same time, the Chakeri-Pali route is made for two km a green field front. A budget of Rs 113 crore is released for its construction. The construction of these two roads will facilitate access to the defense corridor. Prime Minister Narendra Modi will set up the Nayavali and Panki -Termian power projects in Ghatampur to introduce Panki and Neywali power plants. A budget of 28509.94 crore was spent for both of these projects. Two 660 MW projects are currently under construction at the Neywali plant, while a plant started working. The project built in Ghatampur is one of the largest thermal power projects in the state. The total production capacity is 1.980 MW (3 x 660 MW). The first unit, which has a capacity of 660 MW, is ready for power generation. The total cost of this project is 21,780.94 crore, of which 9.337.68 crore was spent on the first unit. The project is run under the joint Aegis of the Ministry of Coal, the Government of India and the Department of Energy, the government of Uttar Pradesh. At the same time, the general manager of the Panki power station, Govind Kumar Mishra, said the prime minister laid the foundation stone in 2019 after receiving the 2018 approval from the project. The construction of the project was spent on Rs 6729 crore. The 660 MW power generation began from this plant.