Bulandshahr (UP), Jan 25 (Reporter) Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Thursday that his government is making efforts to ensure that the benefit of its scheme reaches every beneficiary and that this is real secularism and social justice. After launching 46 projects worth around 20,000 crores, the PM said, "It is the government’s endeavor that no beneficiary is deprived of the government scheme, and for this, Modi's guarantee vehicles are reaching every village and enrolling lakhs of people even in Uttar Pradesh." He said, "It is Modi’s guarantee that every citizen gets the benefit of government schemes. Today, the nation treats Modi’s guarantee as the guarantee of fulfillment of any guarantee." Modi said, "Today we are making every effort to ensure that the benefits of the government scheme reach every beneficiary. That's why Modi is guaranteeing saturation. Modi is emphasizing reaching 100 percent beneficiaries." He said that this removes any possibility of discrimination or corruption. "This is true secularism and social justice," he said. The PM said that the dreams of farmers, women, the poor, and youth are the same in every society. He said that due to the genuine efforts of the government, 25 crore people were brought out of poverty in the last 10 years. He said that after independence, slogans and promises often failed to translate into tangible benefits for the common populace. "Instead, a few families prospered, leaving the poor, Dalits, and backward classes vulnerable to criminality and social unrest," he said. Referring to media reports that he was about to sound the bugle for the elections, Modi said he focuses on blowing the bugle of development for people's welfare, instead that it is the people who blow the election bugle on his behalf. He acknowledged the legacy of former UP CM Kalyan Singh, referring to him as a son of the region who dedicated his life to both the cause of Lord Ram and the nation. The PM expressed a belief that Kalyan Singh, wherever he is today, would be pleased to witness the progress in Ayodhya Dham. The realization of this dream, shared by Kalyan Singh and many others, signifies a momentous achievement for the country. With the consecration of Ram Lalla's life accomplished, Prime Minister Modi emphasized that the current focus should be on elevating the nation's prestige to new heights. He said that in the decades following independence, the governance approach in India resembled rulership rather than inclusive development. "Progress during this period was concentrated in specific regions, leaving a significant portion of the country devoid of growth. UP, despite being home to the largest population in the country, unfortunately did not receive due attention in this development narrative. This oversight can be attributed to the long-standing behavior of those in government, who, for an extended period, adopted a ruler-centric approach," he said. The PM said that the consequences of this approach to governance were evident, as a substantial part of the population in UP endured persistent poverty. "Moreover, a divisive strategy was employed to gain and consolidate power, further exacerbating societal divisions, he said. He underscored the need for a departure from such historical practices, emphasizing the importance of inclusive development that reaches every corner of the nation. "Economic development gained momentum in UP after the formation of the double-engine government in 2017," he said. Modi highlighted the transformative impact of the double-engine government formed in 2017, citing a surge in economic development and the effective resolution of longstanding challenges in UP. He noted the significant progress in the establishment of two major defense corridors across India, with one notably taking shape in western Uttar Pradesh. He also outlined the extensive connectivity initiatives, including the development of modern expressways that aim to link every part of UP. He announced the commencement of India's first Namo Bharat train project in Western UP, coupled with the ongoing expansion of metro facilities connecting various cities in the state. The PM said, "The inauguration of the Jewar Airport is poised to bring newfound strength and vitality to the region, introducing enhanced air connectivity. Furthermore, the central government is actively planning the establishment of four new industrial smart cities nationwide, with one of these visionary cities already inaugurated in Greater Noida." Congratulating UP Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, he lauded the significant step of increasing the price of sugarcane for the upcoming crushing season. He acknowledged the challenges farmers previously faced, waiting extensively to receive payments for their produce. Modi said, "Under the double-engine government, a transformative initiative has been implemented to ensure that funds from the sale of grains go directly into the bank accounts of the farmers." He emphasized the government's consistent efforts to alleviate the challenges faced by sugarcane farmers, with a special focus on maximizing their earnings through the production of ethanol. "The priority remains steadfastly on the welfare of farmers, and the government is committed to ensuring they receive the maximum benefits, contributing to the enhancement of their financial well-being," he said. The PM highlighted a remarkable disparity in global agriculture, noting that while farmers worldwide are paying around Rs 3,000 for a bag of urea, in India, it is available for less than Rs 300. He said that the country's foray into nano-urea production showcases India's commitment to innovation in agricultural practices. He said, "The government has initiated the world's largest scheme for storage facilities, aiming to establish a comprehensive network of cold storage units across the country. This monumental effort is geared towards ensuring efficient storage and distribution of agricultural produce, thereby addressing critical aspects of food security." Modi said, "Another groundbreaking initiative, the Namo Drone Didi scheme, was unveiled by the government. Under this program, sisters from women's self-help societies are being trained as drone pilots and provided with drones. This innovative scheme is poised to emerge as a formidable asset for farmers in the times to come, leveraging technology and empowering women in rural areas." He underscored the widespread impact of 'Modi's guaranteed vehicle' reaching every village and reflecting the commitment to extend the benefits of government schemes to every citizen and said that true secularism and social justice are about delivering the advantages of schemes to the public without discrimination or corruption. The PM affirmed the government's unwavering commitment to the comprehensive empowerment of villages, the impoverished, youth, women, and farmers. "This ongoing campaign aims to uplift every section of society, fostering an inclusive and equitable growth trajectory," he said...////...