Chief Minister's Packed Schedule in Western UP and Capital
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath is set for a significant day-long tour covering western Uttar Pradesh and the national capital on Thursday. A state government spokesperson confirmed the detailed itinerary, highlighting multiple public engagements and official inspections.
Religious Start and Infrastructure Review
The day begins in Ghaziabad where the Chief Minister will participate in the Lord Parshwanath statue installation programme during the morning hours. This religious ceremony marks the commencement of his extensive schedule.
Following the spiritual event, CM Adityanath will proceed to the much-anticipated Jewar International Airport site in Gautam Budh Nagar district. Here, he will conduct a thorough inspection of the ongoing development work at what is poised to become one of India's largest aviation hubs.
The infrastructure review continues with an official meeting where the Chief Minister will discuss progress and address any challenges with concerned officials overseeing the massive airport project.
Healthcare Inauguration and Capital Meetings
During the afternoon segment of his tour, Yogi Adityanath will inaugurate the Medanta Super Specialty Hospital in Noida, adding another premium healthcare facility to the rapidly developing region. This event underscores the government's focus on enhancing medical infrastructure in western UP.
The Chief Minister will then head to Delhi where he is scheduled to hold an important meeting with YPO Gold members at Bharat Mandapam. This engagement with young political leaders represents continued outreach to emerging leadership groups.
Return Journey to State Capital
Around 5:30 PM, the Chief Minister will depart from Ghaziabad's Hindon Airport to return to Lucknow, concluding his intensive day-long visit. The carefully planned schedule demonstrates the administration's balanced focus on religious, infrastructure, healthcare, and leadership development initiatives across key regions of the state and national capital.
This visit comes at a time when western Uttar Pradesh is witnessing significant infrastructure development and economic growth, with the Jewar International Airport project being a cornerstone of the region's transformation into a major logistics and economic hub.
