PM Modi Unveils Vizhinjam Port, Indore’s Semicartesian Gateway

As the nation continues to honor PM Modi’s diplomatic efforts with Kerala, a significant milestone comes into view: the official commissioning of Vizhinjam Port. This landmark project, completed in 2024, will serve as India’s first semi-automated port and will officially coincide with Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Kerala over the evening.

News Highlights

PM Modi, marking his annual tour across the country, will be present at Vizhinjam Port. The official commissioning ceremony is set for tomorrow morning in Thiruvananthapuram, where key construction activities are expected. Security measures have been tightened, with stricter controls in place to address Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit.

Construction Details

Construction of the Vizhinjam port was completed nearly three decades ago—this recent milestone underscores India’s ambitious infrastructure plans. The major part of its phase one construction was completed in 2024. The ceremony will include attendance from Kerala Governor Rajendra Arlekar, Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan, and Union Minister of Ports, Shipping and Waterways Sarbananda Sonowal.

Security Measures

During the visit, security measures have been rigorously enforced to ensure compliance with Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s schedule. The capital city has seen a noticeable rise in security protocols due to the close proximity of Vizhinjam Port to its rapidly growing economy.

Summary

PM Modi will be inducted at Vizhin Jam Port, marking India’s first semi-automated port and marking his ongoing visit across the country. This event underscores India’s strategic vision for infrastructure development, which aligns with global trends towards urbanization and digital transformation. The official commissioning of the port is a significant step forward, showcasing India’s commitment to both national development and international cooperation.