Modi Launches ₹4,000 Crore Projects in Sikkim

Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited Sikkim on Tuesday, April 28, 2026, to take part in the closing ceremony marking 50 years of Sikkim becoming a full state of India.

During the celebrations, the Prime Minister launched and inaugurated development projects worth more than ₹4,000 crore for the state. These projects are aimed at improving the lives of people across Sikkim and boosting the state’s future growth.

The new projects cover many important sectors, including roads and infrastructure, better connectivity, healthcare services, education facilities, power supply, urban development, environmental protection, tourism, and agriculture.

Officials said these initiatives are designed to strengthen Sikkim’s economy, improve public services, and create more opportunities for local residents. Better roads and connectivity projects are expected to make travel easier, while healthcare and education investments will improve essential services for citizens.

The power and urban development projects will help modernize the state, while tourism and agriculture initiatives are expected to support local businesses and farmers.

The launch of these large-scale projects reflects the central government’s focus on Sikkim’s long-term development as the state celebrates an important milestone in its history.