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05 NOV 2026 4:22PM by PIB Shillong
U Myntri Rangbahduh ka ri, u Narendra Modi, u la pynpaw ïa ka jingkiew kaba khraw ha ka jingpynheh bad jingpynjlan ïa ka jingpyniasoh jong ki Metro ha India, da kaba kdew ba ha u snem 2014, ka ri ka don tang 248 km ki lynti Metro ha ki san tylli ki nongbah, hynrei mynta ka la poi kumba 1,200 km ha ki 26 tylli ki nongbah
U Myntri Rangbahduh ka ri, u la kdew ba palat shi klur ngut ki briew ki leit jingleit da ka Metro man la ka sngi. U la ong ba kane ka jingpynheh ka mut ka jingpynduna ia ka por ba pynlut ha ka jingdheng kali, ban ioh kham bun ka por bad ki bahaiing hasem, ka jinglah ban trei kham bha bad ki lad jingmyntoi kiba kham bun.
U Modi u la ong ba kane ka jingkylla ka long kaei kaei kaba ka Sorkar ka dang trei na ka bynta ki nongbah jong ka ri India.
U Myntri Rangbahduh ka ri, u la thoh ha ki rynsan social media X
“Shah ia nga ba ngan kylli jing kylli iaphi…..
Lada bteng ia ka jingpynheh bad pynjlan ia ki jing pyniasoh jong ki metro ha India ha ka juh ka jingsted kumba ka long shwa u snem 2014, sa katno por kan shim ia ki nongbah kum ka Pune ban ioh ia ka Metro?
Da ki Snem…… em…. Lehse da ki phew snem
Bad kata ka long ka bym lah ban pdiang.
Ha u 2014, Ka India ka don tang 248 km ki lynti metro ha ki 5 tylli ki nongbah
Mynta, ngi la don haduh jan 1,200 km ha kylleng ki 26 tylli ki nongbah.
Palat shi klur ngut ki briew ki leit jingleit da ka Metro man la ka sngi.
Ka jingmyntoi na kane ka jingkylla kam kut tang ha ki jingkhein jingtip lane ha ki nombar.
Ka mut ka jingpynduna ia ka por ba pynlut ha ka jingdheng kali, ban ioh kham bun ka por bad ki bahaiing hasem, ka jinglah ban trei kham bha bad ki lad jingmyntoi kiba kham bun.
Kane ka dei ka jingkylla kaba ngi dang trei na ka bynta ki nongbah jong ka ri India.
Let me ask you… If India’s Metro network had continued expanding at the pace it did before 2014, how long would the wait be for cities like Pune to have a metro? YEARS….no…DECADES perhaps. And that was UNACCEPTABLE. In 2014, India had just 248 km of Metro lines across 5 cities. Today, we have nearly 1,200 km across 26 cities. Over 1 crore people travel by Metro every day. The impact goes beyond statistics or numbers. It means less time in traffic, more family time, greater productivity and better opportunities. This is the transformation we are working towards for urban India!
— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) November 5, 2026
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