Narendra Modi’s first visit to Sikkim

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On Monday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will go to Gangtok, on his first visit. He will embrace the beautiful mountain state of Sikkim, the last to become part of India. The PM will inaugurate and attend a conference on sustainable agriculture and several initiatives taken by the state to expand organic farming.The Union government has big plans for the northeast and Sikkim is going to be a nodal state for the region’s development of the region. That Assam, which is going for elections later this year, is not leading this programme as the largest state in the region, tells its own story. The Centre is launching a big infrastructural push in Sikkim. A new airport will be built at Pakyong, which is expected to be complete and become functional by 2017 and is expected to be one of the prettiest airports in the region. There are plans to connect Sikkim with the country’s rail network making it the third northeastern state after Meghalaya and Arunachal Pradesh to be brought on the rail map of India. The government also has plans to construct an alternative road highway to Gangtok in Sikkim via West Bengal and two ropeways which will serve the purpose of both tourism as well as transport. - 

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