Prime Minister Narendra Modi recently launched and laid the foundation for development projects exceeding INR 53,400 crore in Bhuj, Gujarat. These projects include advancements in the power sector, such as enhancing the transmission network for renewable energy from the Khavda Renewable Energy Park and introducing an ultra-supercritical thermal power plant at Tapi. Additionally, developments in various sectors like infrastructure, water, and tourism were highlighted. PM Modi emphasized Kutch's transformation into a green energy hub and unveiled plans for a new green hydrogen plant in the region. He praised the resilience and growth of Kutch, especially after the 2001 earthquake, crediting the people's spirit and continuous development efforts for the progress. The Prime Minister also recognized the significance of projects like the Khavda solar energy initiative in boosting Gujarat's energy generation and positioning Kutch on the global energy landscape. Furthermore, PM Modi discussed the PM Surya Ghar Muft Bijli Yojana, aimed at providing reduced electricity bills to numerous households in Gujarat, showcasing the government's commitment to inclusive energy accessibility. Overall, the initiatives underscore India's commitment to sustainable energy and its ambition to become a frontrunner in eco-friendly practices.