#Water Vision@2047 | Explore Tumblr posts and blogs

tr4gictea · 7 months ago

Note

hallooo !! Can I request a lyney, kaveh and Alhaitham x reader where reader is afraid of rain or gets extremely overwhelmed with the noise? Thank you sm and have a nice day !!

Lyney, Kaveh, & Alahitham w/Scared of Rain!Reader

❥Masterlist

Tags: fluff, scared reader, could be seen as romantic or platonic (Kaveh & Alhaitham), house of the hearth reader (lyney), orphan reader (lyney), teen reader (lyney), psychopathic reader (lyney), family dying (lyney), panic attack,

Including: Lyney, Kaveh, & Alhaitham

word count: 2,445 words

A/n: Thank you for the request @cheri-2047 ! And I would like to say that these episodes that the reader will have are based off of my experience of being overwhelmed so forgive me if they are not completely accurate.

Note for Kaveh fanfic writers: STOP WRITING KAVEH AS A BABY TWINK WHO CAN'T THINK FOR HIMSELF. Enjoy :D

Alhaitham

art: @ darkavey on twt

You had always been sensitive to noises. The sound of dishes clattering, and the chatter of people at the market all made you wanna rip out your ears. But by far the worst of all the sounds was rain. The onslaught of water may have calmed most but to you it was a sensory assault.

On this particular day, you decided to head out into the forest for a walk. You had gotten pretty far from your house when the sky started to darken and clouds moved overhead.

Spinning on your heel you try to speed walk back to your home when the rain starts to pour harder. The droplets hitting the leaves next to you were like a gong getting hit right next to your ear. Your vision got blurry and you lost your ability to think straight. Gripping your ears you picked up the pace of your walking. It was getting hard to tell which way you were going. Your overstimulated mind made things go into a blur and every way you turned seemed familiar but you could tell where you were. Where's your house? Why is the rain getting louder? I can't see anything! Why is Alhaimtham putting his headphones on me?! And how-! Wait Alhaitham?

While lost in your train of thought you failed to notice the acting grand sage walking over to you and placing his headphones on your ears. The moment he puts his headphones on you the world goes silent. No loud patter of rain. No roaring wind assaulting your ear drums. Just nothing. Your vision is still blurry but you know Alhaitam walked you away from the rain cause you don't feel any water hitting your back.

"Breathe in," You hear the sound of Alhiathams voice through his headset. Attempting to follow his instructions you realize you how uneven your breathing has become. Trying to breathe in was met with hiccups and small cries. "Breathe out,"

Letting out that breathe made you feel a little calmer but water left on your back made you feel cold. Gradually you started to feel in control of yourself.

Taking in your surroundings you find yourself in a warm house with green and yellow glass windows. The couch you were sitting on matched the architecture of the table in front of you. Wrapped around you was a green towel. Next to you was Alahitham using a small cloth to pat the water off your arm.

You clear your throat before you speak. "Thank you Alhaitham, sorry about that. I have overly sensitive ears and they do not do well in the rain."

"It's alright (Y/n), I'm not the best in loud spaces either," Alhaitham admits. "That's why I made those headphones they drown out all the noises I don't want to hear."

You touch the device covering your ears "hm, these are very handy."

"They are," Alhaitham responds, There's an awkward pause before he speaks again. "Do you want to keep them?"

"What!" You lean back in surprise. These headphones are always on the same no matter what the occasion is. You can't believe he is offering his headphones up so freely to you. "I couldn't, you've had these ever since I met you I couldn't possibly take these from you!"

"I have no attachment to this device," He states. "And besides I have a few extra in my attic so don't worry about me."

"Thank you, this is so nice of you,"

"Don't mention it."

Lyney

art: @ rinrenran_ on twt

Your life had always been quiet and unbothered by the hustle of the outside world. That all changed when your family died in a fire set by your brother. He was trying to make cookies on his own in the middle of the night. You were smart enough to smell the smoke and get out of the house fast. But the rest of your family wasn't as lucky. None of them made it out to see the sunrise.

Though your family was well-mannered in public society, they were distant and absorbed in their own lives. They cared little for what you had to do or say. Family dinners were rare and conversations between each other were brief. This always left a numbness in you that cloaked you like a fog.

So when they had died in that fire you were expected to cry, deny that they died, scream to the heavens to bring them back. But instead, you looked at them with a neutral face, shrugged it off, and asked them to turn down the radio. It's as if they told you they lost a book, not the news of your family being burned alive.

And this is how you caught the eye of the director of the House of Hearth, Arrlecino. She had recently acquired some funds to bring more orphans in and you were top of the list in acceptance. With how many psychopathic symptoms you show, you could be a cold-blooded killer under her direction.

So after the deaths of your parents, you were thrust into a new life under the House of Hearth's wing. The solitary existence you were used to was gone, and in its place was filled with children talking your ear off about different types of poisons and traps you can use on animals.

This constant chatter and loud noises going on around you made you remember why you liked your life before. It was quiet, calm, and straightforward. Unlike here where everywhere you go there is noise and it causes you headaches every night. And cherishing every second you got alone.

One night, you are awoken by the sound of rain hitting the roof. Rain was one of your least favorite sounds in the world, it was loud, overstimulating, and headache-inducing. But the fact that you were inside made it ten times worse. The roof seems to amplify the sound, turning the rain into a roaring river pounding above your head. The glass windows also made it a hundred times worse as the rain sound seemed to echo off the glass every time it hit it. You tried to retreat under the pillows and blanket, hoping the sound would become more bearable. But it only seems to grow louder. Your thoughts started jumbling together and this hot achy feeling spread across your whole body.

As if someone took control of your body and made you watch frames of what was happening. You got up from the bed and stumbled your way out of the bedroom shared by other orphans and into the hallway.

Unbeknownst to you in your panic, a figure watched you make your way into an empty room with a concerned look spread across their face. Following you into the room he found you huddled in the corner rocking yourself back and forward as if to comfort yourself, gripping your ears, tears streaming down your face, and eyes having a distant look on them. He's dealt with panic attacks before from some of his other siblings. He gets down on his knees and pulls you close to him.

"Shush, it's alright," the boy says trying to comfort you. "Can you hear me?" After a moment of trying to control your breath, you give him a nod.

He gives you a small smile. "Good, can you tell me what you feel?"

You feel his sleeve "F-fabric," You answer.

"Good, now can you name five things in front of you?"

"Bookcase, carpet... lamp, book, and um chair." You feel your control over your body comes back. You slow down your breathing and sigh in relief that you can't hear the sound of the rain anymore. Pulling away from the mystery person you are faced with the right-hand man of 'father' in front of them, Lyney. Jumping back in surprise you let out a string of apologies. One of the rules of the house was to not cry. They would kick you out for this, would they?

"Hehe, it's alright (Y/n)," the magician says. "Now if you don't mind me asking, what were you crying about?"

"Um, I-i am not good with loud noises. They cause me to have headaches." You confess to the man. "And the rain sound is overwhelming for me and I can't think straight when I hear it."

"Has this been going on your whole life?"

"I suspect so but it has gotten worse since I got here. With all the screaming children and stuff."

Lyney hums under his breath and rests his chin on his hand as he thinks. After of while of none talking you wonder if you should break the silence.

"Hey Lyney, could you not tell 'father' about this?" Snapping him out of his train of thought he turns to you. "I just don't this to become a big problem."

"I'm afraid to disappoint you but I'm gonna have to." A worried look spread across your face causing Lyney to backtrack on his statement "Oh but don't worry! Nothing gonna happen to you this is just so we can get stuff for your hearing! Don't worry!"

That relaxes you a little. "And hey we're family now, right?"

You let out a small hum and a small smile spread across your face. "Yeah, I guess so..." Maybe this family will be different...

Kaveh

art: @ kongqingkoqi on twt

It seems like the gods were against you today. You lost your final paper for your class, your uniform got caught on your foot and is now ripped on the side, and it's raining. You heard that dreaded sound when you stepped out of the lecture hall. The patter of raindrops sent a shiver down your back.

Deciding for the sake of your sanity you would stay in the Akademiya until the rain stopped. Even though the sound of rain was muffled by the walls there seemed to be an event happening at the same time. The sound of people talking echoed through the halls and rang through your ears. The room began to feel more suffocating by the minute. Even if you moved to a room far away from the nosies of the event the sound of rain became more prominent.

After half an hour of searching for a quiet room, you decided on a small lecture room with no windows. You could still hear the sound of people and rain but it was the best you could do now. Seating yourself in one of the lecture chairs you place your head on the desk and cover your ears trying to block out all sounds.

The sound of the rain combined with the talking of people made an uneasy feeling spread across your body. Your palms felt clammy and your uniform felt hot.

You were blessed with ten minutes of slight peace when you were stirred by the sound of people yelling outside. It sounded like two men arguing and one sounded oddly familiar. The doors of the lecture hall burst open to reveal a regular Akademiya student and the light of kshahrewar, Kaveh. You knew Kaveh on a personal level so it wasn't odd to see him debate scholars like this.

"-and for one, I know a lot of highly ranked scholars that would deny your proposal straight to your face!" Kaveh looked like he was scolding the student more than debating him. Neither of them took notice of you and the yelling continued. It was getting too much for you to bear and you tried to interrupt them.

"Kaveh..."

"And for the relocation of the ancient artifacts will cost a lot..." You tried calling out to him but he just kept talking. They were too lost in conversation to hear you. The Akademiya student looked like he was trying to say something but Kaveh just kept talking.

"Kaveh!"

"I sure as hell won't be paying for it..."

"KAVEH!" You shout at him while throwing your binder at him.

"OW! WHO TH- oh (Y/n)!" He finally lowered his voice and his prominent frown was replaced with a bright smile once he saw you. "So sorry about that I was just telling this young man how his proposal would never be approved by any scholar with a brain." His scowl appeared back on his face when he started talking about the other man in the room.

"Mhm..." All you could do now was nod and agree with him until he stopped talking. The pain in your head is getting worse and Kaveh was not helping it.

"How can you say that when you haven't even rea-,"

"Can you both please stop talking, I feel terrible right now and your talking isn't helping." You cut off the student.

"(Y/n), Are you alright!? What's wrong?" Kaveh rushes up to you and places a hand on your forehead.

"Sorry but I wasn't-," the student tried to talk but Kaveh cut him off quickly.

"I've told you this before in many ways already, your proposal won't make it through any kind of Akademiya scholar's desk." He speaks in a hushed but sharp tone. "And the fact that you keep pushing when there is someone in need of help in front of you says all I need to know about your moral values."

"I'm sorry but-,"

"Get out."

"Yes, sorry sir..." The embarrassed and slightly scared Akademiya student bows toward you then Kaveh and leaves in a hurry. Kaveh can be scary when he needs to be.

"Are you alright (Y/n)? I'm sorry about that some students think they know-"

"Kaveh,"

"Right, sorry, off-topic, but what's wrong?"

"The rain and the people talking are loud and really overwhelming." You confess to him "And it's causing me a headache,"

He lets out a hum like he's thinking and looks around the room. His eyes land on a jacket that was probably left there by some student. Snatching it from the table he brings it over to you and places the jacket on top of your head then wrapping the sleeves over your ears tyes it under your chin.

"There!" He lifts his hands from your face looking proud of his work. "Does that help a little?"

The rain noises seem to have gone away under the jacket but the sound of people is still there. "Yeah, I think that's good."

"Now you just go back to taking a nap and I'll wake you when the rain has stopped."

"Thank you, Kaveh,"

"Oh, it's nothing." He says bashfully "And besides I was looking for a way to get out of that drowsy room. Did you know that most o-,"

"Kaveh."

"Oh sorry, forgot!" He scratches the back of his neck before letting out a breath. "But sleep (Y/n), don't worry I'll take care of you..."

REMEMBER TO SMASH THAT LIKE BUTTON, OBLITERATE THAT FOLLOW BUTTON AND, REQUEST FOR A SHOUT-OUT IN MY NEXT VIDEO 🗣🗣🗣🔥🔥🔥

More Kaveh Stories ˚ ༘ ୭ ˚.

#genshin impact #genshin impact x reader #genshin x gn reader #genshin #lyney #lyney x reader #genshin impact lyney #kaveh #kaveh x reader #genshin impact kaveh #alhaitham #alhaitham x reader #genshin alhaitham #REMEMBER TO SMASH THAT LIKE BUTTON AND OBLITERATE THAT FOLLOW BUTTON AND REQUEST FOR A SHOUT-OUT IN MY NEXT VIDEO 🗣🗣🗣🔥🔥🔥

117 notes · View notes

themindfulmoments · 3 days ago

Text

Cocaine Clown, Putin's Dirty Work": World Reacts To Trump vs Zelensky

Andhra Pradesh Finance Minister Payyavula Keshav presented a Rs 3.22 lakh crore Budget for 2025-26 in the House Friday, which marked the state’s first full-fledged Budget since the Telugu Desam Party (TDP)-led NDA government stormed to power by sweeping the Assembly polls in June 2024.

Hailing the Budget, Chief Minister and TDP supremo N Chandrababu Naidu said the Budget would act as a “bridge” to achieve the 10 guiding principles of his government’s “Swarna Andhra 2047 Vision”. “This Budget lays the foundation for Andhra Pradesh’s reconstruction,” he said.

The Budget has sought to balance welfare with development. Its highlights include major allocations for the welfare of the Backward Classes (BCs) as well as the Scheduled Castes (SCs), and for the implementation of Naidu’s election pledge of “Super Six” guarantees from May this year.

Naidu has been under intense pressure to fulfil his poll promises in the midst of the state’s precarious financial situation. His “Super Six” guarantees include free travel for women in state-run buses; Rs 20,000 to each farmer per annum under Annadata Sukhibhava-PM Kisan scheme; three free LPG cylinders per year to eligible beneficiaries; Rs 15,000 for school children under Thalliki Vandanam scheme; Rs 1,500 allowance per month to girl students; and Rs 3,000 per month to unemployed youths. The Budget makes allocations for these schemes — including Rs 6,300 crore for the Annadata Sukhibhava programme and Rs 9,407 crore for the Thalliki Vandanam scheme.

Focusing on welfare and upliftment of the BC and SC communities which played a key role in ensuring the TDP’s victory in the elections, the Naidu government allocated Rs 47,456 crore for BC welfare programmes and Rs 20,218 crore for the SC welfare schemes. It has allotted Rs 48,341 crore for agriculture.

Another significant allocation is Rs 18,019 crore for the state’s crucial water resource. This is for improving irrigation and drinking water supply systems in the Rayalaseema districts which often face water scarcity.

When the previous Y S Jagan Mohan Reddy-led YSRCP government proposed converting all Telugu-medium schools to English-medium ones, there was a backlash. The Naidu government has allocated Rs 10 crore for the development of Telugu language.

The education sector has got a major allocation — Rs 34,311 crore — which will go mainly to bolster the infrastructure and human resource of schools and junior colleges in the state. The government has also proposed to provide free power to government schools.

1 note · View note

news365timesindia · 8 days ago

Text

[ad_1] Bhopal- Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday emphasized that Madhya Pradesh, with its strong talent pool and flourishing industries, is emerging as a preferred business destination. He urged investors to capitalize on the state’s growth potential, stating, “This is the time, and the right time, to invest in the state.” Speaking at the ‘Invest Madhya Pradesh – Global Investors Summit 2025’, held at the Indira Gandhi Rashtriya Manav Sangrahalaya near Upper Lake in Bhopal, PM Modi highlighted India’s robust economic trajectory. He cited the World Bank’s recent report, which reaffirmed India’s position as the world’s fastest-growing major economy for the next two years. He also underscored the role of the Deregulation Commission in fostering an investment-friendly regulatory framework across states. Key Announcements and Highlights: 18 New Investment Policies: PM Modi unveiled state government policies designed to attract major investments. Growth Sectors: He identified aerospace, textiles, tourism, and technology as key drivers of job creation. Electric Vehicle Leadership: Madhya Pradesh is among India’s leading states in the EV revolution. Healthcare & Wellness: The global acceptance of India’s ‘Heal in India’ initiative presents vast opportunities in the health sector. Reflecting on Madhya Pradesh’s transformation over the past two decades, PM Modi said the state once grappled with power, water, and law-and-order challenges, making industrial development difficult. However, under the BJP’s ‘double-engine government,’ MP has now become a top investment destination. Highlighting India’s green energy progress, PM Modi mentioned a recent UN climate report, which hailed India as a ‘solar power superpower’. “While many nations only talk, India delivers results,” he asserted. Chief Minister Mohan Yadav, addressing the summit, reiterated his government’s commitment to doubling Madhya Pradesh’s economy within five years, aligning with India’s Vision 2047 to become a developed nation. He declared 2025 as the Year of Industries and Employment, reinforcing MP’s focus on industrial growth and job creation. The summit aims to position Madhya Pradesh as a global investment hub, attracting industrialists and businesses eager to be part of India’s economic success story. The post ‘Right Time to Invest in Madhya Pradesh’: PM Modi at Global Investors Summit appeared first on Global Governance News- Asia's First Bilingual News portal for Global News and Updates. [ad_2] Source link

0 notes

news365times · 8 days ago

Text

0 notes

nexdigm · 7 months ago

Text

Empowering India: A Detailed Overview of the Union Budget 2024-25

The Union Budget 2024-25 presented by the Indian government marks a significant step towards realizing the vision of Viksit Bharat by 2047. With an ambitious theme of empowerment and inclusivity, the budget outlines a comprehensive roadmap for sustainable economic development, addressing key areas like agriculture, manufacturing, MSMEs, energy, and infrastructure.

Economic Overview and Fiscal Health

The budget estimates a fiscal deficit of 4.9% of GDP, aiming to reduce it below 4.5% by the next year. With low and stable inflation, moving towards a 4% target, the economic environment is conducive to growth. The capital expenditure outlay remains at 3.4% of GDP, consistent with the Interim Budget 2024. The focus is maintaining macroeconomic stability while fostering growth and development across various sectors.

Key Direct Tax Proposals

Direct tax proposals in the budget are designed to reduce the compliance burden and promote entrepreneurial spirit. Highlights include the rationalization of capital gains tax, abolition of angel tax for all investors, and a reduction in the corporate tax rate for foreign companies from 40% to 35%. The standard deduction for salaried employees is increased from INR 50,000 to INR 75,000, further simplifying the new tax regime.

Indirect Tax Proposals

Indirect tax proposals focus on simplifying the customs duty structure, removing duty inversion, and reducing disputes. Exemptions in customs duty are proposed for critical sectors such as cancer medicines, mobile industry, marine exports, and energy transition, aiming to enhance competitiveness and support strategic sectors.

Sectoral Focus and MSMEs

The budget places special emphasis on MSMEs and labour-intensive manufacturing, aiming to boost financing, regulatory changes, and technology support. Initiatives include the Credit Guarantee Scheme for MSMEs, new assessment models, and voluntary closure of LLPs. The focus on MSMEs is pivotal for generating employment and enhancing the sector’s global competitiveness.

Infrastructure and Urban Development

Infrastructure development is a cornerstone of the budget, with a provision of USD 1.35 trillion, constituting 3.4% of GDP. Significant investments are planned for rural connectivity, urban development, water management, and housing. The Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana Urban 2.0 aims to address the housing needs of 10 million urban poor and middle-class families with an investment of USD 121.95 billion.

Energy Security and Innovation

Energy security is another critical area, with initiatives such as the PM Surya Ghar Muft Bijli Yojna providing free electricity to 10 million households. The budget also emphasizes innovation and research, with operationalizing the Anusandhan National Research Fund and private sector-driven research initiatives.

Trade and Global Investment

The budget aims to promote trade and create an enabling environment for business by simplifying rules for foreign direct investment and overseas investments. The strategic focus is on attracting global investments while nurturing indigenous entrepreneurship, fostering a vibrant ecosystem of innovation and job creation.

Conclusion

The Union Budget 2024-25 is a comprehensive plan designed to propel India towards sustainable and inclusive economic development. With a clear focus on key sectors and strategic initiatives, the budget lays down a robust framework for achieving the goal of Viksit Bharat by 2047, positioning India as a strong and resilient economy on the global stage.

#Union Budget 2024-25 #budget highlights #Nexdigm report #financial policies #budget implications #budget analysis #economic insights #sector impact #budget announcements #India budget 2024-25

0 notes

xasha777 · 11 months ago

Text

In the year 2047, amidst the whispering snowflakes of a brisk winter evening, Dr. Elara Vex stood against the frosted panes of her laboratory overlooking the Bristol Channel. The world outside was a blend of the ancient and the ultramodern; the timeless dance of the tides below harmonized with the blinking lights of the sub-aquatic AI hubs that dotted the channel's depths.

Elara was a vision of the future herself, with her gradient hair mirroring the iridescence of a rainbow and her eyes shining with the latest cybernetic enhancements. She was dressed in a coat spun from bio-fabricated threads that changed color with her mood, a technology born from the fashion revolution of the 2030s.

Her work, much like her style, was bold and unapologetically vibrant. She was a geneticist and an artist, blurring the lines between the two. In her hands, DNA was a canvas, and she painted with the palette of evolution itself. Her latest creation was something beyond the mundane, a living organism designed to thrive in the changing climates—a species that could photosynthesize pollutants, effectively cleansing the air and the waters of the Bristol Channel.

As Elara gazed out at the gently churning water, her creation was taking its first breaths in a controlled environment beneath the waves. Dubbed the "Aquaflora," these beings were part plant, part animal, designed to inhabit the space where the water met the sky. With the Channel as their cradle, they were set to revolutionize the ecosystem.

The first test was tonight. The Aquaflora would be released into the wild, their luminescent cells designed to collect and reflect light, creating a spectacle never before seen on Earth. The bio-luminescent glow would serve as a beacon of a new age, a signal to the universe that Earth was taking a stand against the decay of the past.

Elara, with a remote in hand, initiated the release sequence. The lab hummed with the low thrum of technology as signals were sent through the deep-sea cables. Miles away, in the heart of the Channel, capsules containing the Aquaflora began to open.

The scientist watched with bated breath as, slowly, the dark waters began to twinkle with a constellation of new life. Each Aquaflora, with tendrils unfurling like the arms of a celestial being, began to dance in the currents. They were beautiful, ethereal, and in that moment, Elara knew that she had not only created life but had crafted a hope for a future where technology and nature existed in a harmonious symphony.

And as the Bristol Channel illuminated with the light of her creations, the boundaries between science and fiction blurred. Elara Vex, the architect of the Aquaflora, had turned the pages of a science fiction novel into the annals of history.

0 notes

werindialive · 1 year ago

Text

PM Modi addresses ‘Viksit Bharat Viksit Goa 2047’, appreciates the social diversity in the state

On Tuesday PM Modi addressed the ‘Viksit Bharat Viksit Goa 2047’ public meeting in South Goa’s Margao where he called the saturation of government welfare schemes as a mark of “true secularism and social justice”.

Addressing the meeting, the Prime Minister said, “In Goa, there is 100 percent coverage of water connections (har ghar jal se nal), electricity connections, domestic LPG coverage…The state is kerosene-free, open-defecation-free. In (implementation of) many schemes of the Central government, Goa has achieved 100 percent saturation.”

“…We know when there is saturation, discrimination ends and all the benefits are transferred to the beneficiaries. People do not have to pay bribes for their rights. I say this repeatedly that…saturation hi sacha secularism hai, saturation hi sacha saamajik nyaay hai, aur yehi saturation…Goa ko, desh ko…Modi ki guarantee hai (saturation is true secularism, saturation is real social justice and this saturation is Modi’s guarantee to Goa and the country),” he added.

Prime Minister also lauded the spirit of the people of Goa and said that despite being a small state in terms of population and area, Goa features great diversity, and “people of different societies and religions have been co-existing in peace for many generations”.

“So, when people of Goa repeatedly elect the BJP government, the message goes out to the entire country…That BJP’s mantra is ‘sabka saath, sabka vikaas’. Some parties in the country have always done politics of spreading fear and lies, but Goa has given a befitting reply to such parties and it has done so repeatedly,” he said.

The PM also accused the previous governments of not having the right vision to develop the coastal area and islands saying, “India has always been rich in terms of nature, culture, and heritage. People across the world travel to different countries for different types of tourism. Every form of tourism is available in our country, on a single visa. But the government that was in power before 2014 did not pay attention to these aspects. Several tourist places remained ‘gumnaam’ (unknown) because of lack of access to good roads, trains, and airports. We have made an attempt to remove these shortcomings in the last 10 years.”

For more national news India in Hindi, subscribe to our newsletter.

#werindia #leading india news source #top news stories #top news headlines #national news #latest national news #top news of the day

0 notes

starfriday · 1 year ago

Text

Prime Minister's Office

azadi ka amrit mahotsavg20-india-2023

PM to visit Maharashtra on 12th January

PM to inaugurate, dedicate to Nation and lay the foundation stone of multiple development projects worth more than Rs. 30,500 crore in Maharashtra

In a significant step to enhance ease of mobility, PM to inaugurate Atal Bihari Vajpayee Sewari - Nhava Sheva Atal Setu

Built at cost of about Rs 17,840 crore, Atal Setu is the longest bridge in India and also the longest sea bridge in the country

PM to lay the foundation stone of underground road tunnel connecting Eastern Freeway's Orange Gate to Marine Drive

In a significant step to bolster the Gems and Jewellery sector, PM to inaugurate the 'Bharat Ratnam' and New Enterprises & Services Tower (NEST) 01 at SEEPZ SEZ

Multiple projects related to rail and drinking water to be dedicated to Nation

In yet another effort towards women empowerment, PM to also launch Namo Mahila Shashaktikaran Abhiyaan in Maharashtra

PM to inaugurate 27th National Youth Festival

Theme of the Festival - Viksit Bharat@ 2047: युवा के लिए, युवा के द्वारा

Posted On: 11 JAN 2024 11:12AM by PIB Delhi

Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi will visit Maharashtra on 12th January, 2024. At around 12:15 PM, Prime Minister will reach Nashik, where he will inaugurate the 27th National Youth Festival. At around 3:30 PM, in Mumbai, Prime Minister will inaugurate and travel on Atal Bihari Vajpayee Sewari - Nhava Sheva Atal Setu. At around 4:15 PM, Prime Minister will participate in a public programme at Navi Mumbai, where he will inaugurate, dedicate to the nation and lay the foundation stone of multiple development projects.

Atal Bihari Vajpayee Sewari - Nhava Sheva Atal Setu

Prime Minister’s vision is to improve ‘ease of mobility’ of citizens by strengthening urban transport infrastructure and connectivity. In line with this vision, Mumbai Transharbour link (MTHL), now named ‘Atal Bihari Vajpayee Sewari - Nhava Sheva Atal Setu’ has been built. The foundation stone of the bridge was also laid by the Prime Minister in December, 2016.

Atal Setu has been constructed at a total cost of more than Rs 17,840 crore. It is about 21.8 km long 6-lane bridge having about 16.5 km length over sea and about 5.5 km on the land. It is the longest bridge in India and also the longest sea bridge in India. It will provide faster connectivity to Mumbai International Airport and Navi Mumbai International Airport and will also reduce the travel time from Mumbai to Pune, Goa and South India. It will also improve connectivity between Mumbai Port & Jawaharlal Nehru Port.

Public programme at Navi Mumbai

Prime Minister will inaugurate, dedicate to the nation and lay the foundation stone of multiple development projects worth more than Rs 12,700 crore in the public programme in Navi Mumbai.

Prime Minister will lay the foundation stone of the underground road tunnel connecting Eastern Freeway's Orange Gate to Marine Drive. The 9.2 Km tunnel will be built at a cost of more than Rs 8700 crore and will be a significant infrastructure development in Mumbai which will reduce travel time between Orange Gate and Marine Drive.

Prime Minister will dedicate phase 1 of the Surya regional bulk drinking water project to the Nation. The project, developed at a cost of more than Rs 1975 crore will provide drinking water supply to the Palghar and Thane district of Maharashtra, benefiting about 14 lakh population.

During the programme, Prime Minister will dedicate about Rs 2000 crore railway projects to the Nation. These include the dedication of ‘Phase 2 of Uran-Kharkopar railway line’ which will enhance connectivity to Navi Mumbai as suburban services running between Nerul/Belapur to Kharkopar will now be extended to Uran. Prime Minister will also flag off the inaugural run of the EMU train from Uran railway station to Kharkopar.

Other rail projects that will be dedicated to Nation include a new suburban station ‘Digha Gaon’ on the Thane-Vashi/Panvel Trans-harbour line and the new 6th Line between Khar Road & Goregaon railway station. The projects will benefit the thousands of daily commuters in Mumbai.

Prime Minister will inaugurate ‘Bharat Ratnam’ (Mega Common Facilitation Centre) for Gems and Jewellery sector at Santacruz Electronic Export Processing Zone- Special Economic Zone (SEEPZ SEZ), which is first of its kind in India with best available machines in world including 3D Metal printing. This will house a training school for skilling of workforce for this sector including specially abled students. The Mega CFC will transform the export sector in Gems and Jewellery trade and will help the domestic manufacturing also.

Prime Minister will also inaugurate the New Enterprises & Services Tower (NEST)- 01 at SEEPZ- SEZ. The NEST - 01 is primarily for Gem & Jewellery sector units which will be relocated from existing Standard Design Factory - I. The new tower has been designed for large scale production and as per the demand of the industry.

During the programme, Prime Minister will launch Namo Mahila Shashaktikaran Abhiyaan. The Abhiyaan aims to empower women in the state of Maharashtra by providing skill development training and exposure to entrepreneurship development. The Abhiyaan will also undertake the effort towards the convergence and saturation of women development programmes of the state and central governments.

27th National Youth Festival

It has been the constant endeavour of the Prime Minister to make youth a key part of the development journey of the country. In another effort in this endeavour, Prime MInister will inaugurate the 27th National Youth Festival (NYF) in Nashik.

The National Youth Festival is organised every year from 12th to 16th January, with 12th January being the birth anniversary of Swami Vivekananda. The host state for the Festival this year is Maharashtra. The theme of this year’s Festival is Viksit Bharat@ 2047: युवा के लिए, युवा के द्वारा.

NYF seeks to create a forum where youth from different regions of India can share their experiences and strengthen foundations for a united nation, in the spirit of Ek Bharat Shreshtha Bharat. About 7500 youth delegates from across the country will be taking part in the Festival at Nasik. Various events including cultural performances, indigenous sports, Declamation & Thematic Based Presentation, Young Artist Camp, Poster Making, Story Writing, Youth Convention, Food Festival etc. will be organised.

0 notes

apacnewsnetwork0 · 1 year ago

Text

Energy can be generated, but water cannot be produced: Gajendra Singh Shekhawat, Minister of Jal Shakti, GoI, at the All India Secretaries’ Conference on Water Vision

Mahabalipuram: The All India Secretaries’ Conference on Water Vision 2047 – Way Ahead in Mahabalipuram was held on January 23-24. Minister of Jal Shakti, Government of India, Gajendra Singh Shekhawat, addressed the event. “Energy can be generated, but water cannot be produced,” he said.

Shekhawat encouraged the exchange of best practices on water management and learning from failures. He further reported that at least 10% of the blocks (geographical units) have successfully reversed the trend of groundwater depletion in the last year.

Secretary of the Ministry of Jal Shakti Debashree Mukherjee, emphasised the core themes of water use efficiency and water governance, among other actions, as crucial factors for ensuring Jan Bhagidari (public participation).

Read More Here : https://apacnewsnetwork.com/2024/01/energy-can-be-generated-but-water-cannot-be-produced-gajendra-singh-shekhawat-minister-of-jal-shakti-goi-at-the-all-india-secretaries-conference-on-water-vision/

#Ministry of Jal Shakti #Debashree Mukherjee #Ministry of Jal Shakti Debashree Mukherjee #Minister of Jal Shakti #Government of India #Gajendra Singh Shekhawat

0 notes

iasaspirationblog · 1 year ago

Text

Who are the individuals best suited to play a critical role in achieving Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s vision for India in 2047?

To realize Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s vision of India as a developed nation by 2047, efficient operation of the entire machinery is essential. Bureaucrats play a pivotal role in ensuring this. One such exemplary IAS officer who exemplifies this crucial role is Hari Chandana. She embodies the qualities of an outstanding IAS officer and acts as a committed foot soldier in the pursuit of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visionary objectives for India in 2047. With her remarkable achievements and unwavering dedication, she is ideally positioned to make substantial contributions to India’s progress and development, aligning seamlessly with the themes outlined.

1. Social Development: Hari Chandana’s work in sustainable urban development and her recognition with the FICCI F.L.O Award for Women Empowerment exemplify her commitment to social development. She can play a pivotal role in shaping social service delivery patterns and enhancing social security for all citizens.

2. Rural Infrastructure: Her innovative projects, such as the use of recycled plastic, indicate her focus on sustainable infrastructure. She can contribute to improving basic rural facilities like schools, water supply, sanitation, and renewable energy initiatives, aligning with India’s infrastructure goals.

3. Environmental Concerns: Hari Chandana’s environmental initiatives, including eco-friendly pet parks, demonstrate her commitment to environmental sustainability. She can contribute to strategies aimed at reducing greenhouse effects, carbon emissions, and preserving India’s natural resources.

4. Growing Population & Urbanization: With her background in urban development, Hari Chandana can contribute to managing population growth and promoting sustainable urbanization strategies for villages, aligning with the vision for balanced regional development.

5. Agriculture & Rural Industries: Her innovative mindset can be valuable in shaping the future of India’s agriculture sector. She can contribute to strategies that ensure the quality of agricultural produce and support traditional industries, fostering rural economic growth.

6. Employment & Changes in Occupational Structure: Hari Chandana can work on strategies to engage the rural workforce meaningfully, including imparting knowledge-based skills and encouraging female participation in employment sectors.

7. Technological Issues: With her understanding of the digital ecosystem, she can contribute to India’s goal of becoming a leading digital economy by 2047, especially in rural areas.

8. Energy: Hari Chandana’s experience in eco-friendly initiatives aligns with the objective of making alternative energy sources available in villages, such as wind and solar energy.

9. Balanced Regional Development: Her commitment to sustainability and rural development positions her well to contribute to reducing disparities across regions and states.

10. Research & Development: Hari Chandana’s innovative thinking and commitment to holistic development align with the need for increased R&D activities in rural areas.

Hari Chandana Dasari’s exceptional credentials, commitment to sustainability, and innovative mindset make her a valuable asset in achieving Prime Minister Modi’s vision for India in 2047. As an IAS officer, she can contribute to each of these themes, making significant strides toward India’s progress and prosperity. Her dedication to creating a positive social impact and her proven track record make her the best-suited foot soldier to realize this ambitious vision. Indeed #SheInspiresUs

#india #hari chandana ias #best ias officer #dynamic ias officer #narendramodi

1 note · View note

indiaepost · 2 years ago

Text

Jimpa to participate in two-day national conference on "Water Vision@ 2047"

Jimpa to participate in two-day national conference on “Water Vision@ 2047”

IEP Chandigarh, January 4 Punjab Water Supply and Sanitation Minister Bram Shanker Jimpa will participate in national conference on “Water Vision@ 2047” on January 5 and 6 at Bhopal. This is a first of its kind conference in which ministers of many states will participate and discuss the efficient use of water and various other aspects connected with it. Divulging the…

View On WordPress

0 notes

news365timesindia · 28 days ago

Text

[ad_1] The Union Budget 2025, presented today by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, has received widespread appreciation from industry leaders, including philanthropist and business leader Sudha Reddy. She hailed the budget as a game- changer for India’s economy, emphasizing its focus on infrastructure, clean energy, industrial expansion, and MSME growth. Mrs. Sudha Reddy, Director, MEIL - Leading with Vision, Inspiring with Action The budget has allocated Rs. 1.5 lakh crore in loans for state governments to accelerate capital expenditure. This is expected to drive massive growth in roads, water supply, and energy projects, areas where Megha Engineering and Infrastructures Limited (MEIL) has played a significant role. The extension of the Jal Jeevan Mission until 2028 further reinforces the government’s commitment to water supply projects. "This budget reflects a strong push toward infrastructure-led economic growth. The increased capital allocation will unlock new opportunities for industries, creating jobs and enhancing the nation’s development," said Sudha Reddy. A major highlight of the budget is the Nuclear Energy Mission, which aims to generate 100 GW of nuclear power by 2047, marking a significant leap in India’s clean energy transition. Additionally, the government has introduced policy support for solar, wind, and EV battery production, ensuring a stronger push for sustainable manufacturing. "The emphasis on clean energy is a testament to India’s commitment to a greener future. Incentives for clean technology manufacturing will drive innovation, attract investments, and contribute to a sustainable economy," Sudha Reddy stated. With a focus on improving urban infrastructure, the finance minister announced: Rs. 1 lakh crore Urban Challenge Fund to develop growth hubs in cities. 120 new airports to enhance connectivity across the country. Rs. 25,000 crore Maritime Development Fund to boost the port and shipping industry. Sudha Reddy highlighted that these initiatives would accelerate urbanization, improve logistics, and enhance India’s global competitiveness. Recognizing the role of MSMEs and start-ups in economic growth, the government has doubled the loan limits for: These measures are set to enhance financial support and create a thriving ecosystem for innovation and entrepreneurship. A Progressive and Growth-Oriented Budget Sudha Reddy stated that Budget 2025 is a bold step toward a self-reliant and future- ready India. "This budget is a well-balanced mix of economic expansion, sustainability, and industry support. With increased investments in infrastructure, clean energy, and technology-driven sectors, India is poised for long-term growth and global leadership," she said. The Union Budget 2025 sets a strong foundation for India's economic transformation, positioning it as a leader in industrial innovation, sustainability, and global trade. !function(f,b,e,v,n,t,s) if(f.fbq)return;n=f.fbq=function()n.callMethod? n.callMethod.apply(n,arguments):n.queue.push(arguments); if(!f._fbq)f._fbq=n;n.push=n;n.loaded=!0;n.version='2.0'; n.queue=[];t=b.createElement(e);t.async=!0; t.src=v;s=b.getElementsByTagName(e)[0]; s.parentNode.insertBefore(t,s)(window,document,'script', 'https://connect.facebook.net/en_US/fbevents.js'); fbq('init', '311356416665414'); fbq('track', 'PageView'); [ad_2] Source link

0 notes

news365times · 28 days ago

Text

0 notes