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PM Modi to visit Sikkim on May 29 mark 50 years of Statehood

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Guwahati, May 28: Prime Minister Narendra Modi will visit Sikkim on May 29 to commemorate the golden jubilee of the state’s formation, as Sikkim celebrates 50 years of joining the Indian Union. The visit marks the inauguration of Sikkim@50: Where Progress Meets Purpose and Nature Nurtures Growth, a milestone event highlighting the state’s journey of integration, development, and sustainability.

The Government of Sikkim has rolled out a year-long celebration under the theme “Sunaulo, Samriddha and Samarth Sikkim” (Golden, Prosperous, and Capable Sikkim), focusing on the state’s cultural heritage, natural beauty, and socio-economic progress.

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During his visit, Prime Minister Modi will lay the foundation stone and inaugurate a slew of development projects across sectors. Key highlights include:

A 500-bedded District Hospital in Namchi, with an investment of over ₹750 crore
A new Passenger Ropeway at Sangachoeling, Pelling in Gyalshing District
The unveiling of a statue of former Prime Minister Bharat Ratna Atal Bihari Vajpayee at Atal Amrit Udyan in Sangkhola, Gangtok District
In addition, the Prime Minister will release a special commemorative coin, souvenir coin, and postage stamp to mark Sikkim’s 50th year of statehood.

The visit underscores the Centre’s continued commitment to the holistic development of Sikkim, while celebrating its unique cultural and ecological identity.

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