PM revives Sindri fertiliser plant in Jharkhand, reminds ‘Modi ki Guarantee’ from 2018
PM Modi in Jharkhand: The revived fertiliser plant at Sindri in Dhanbad will add about 12.7 LMT (lakh metric tonne) per annum of indigenous urea production.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday inaugurated and laid the foundation stone for multiple development projects worth ₹35,700 crore in Jharkhand, including an ₹8,900-crore fertiliser plant at Sindri in Dhanbad district. PM Modi also launched rail, power and coal projects worth over ₹26,000 crore in Jharkhand.

Addressing a public gathering at the event in Sindri, PM Modi hailed the occasion as a boon for the state, saying “Today, Jharkhand has received a gift of projects worth over ₹35,000 crore. I want to congratulate our farmer brothers, people of Tribal society, and people of Jharkhand for these projects.”
"It was Modi’s guarantee to revive the Sindri fertiliser plant and it was fulfilled today. With the dedication of this plant to the nation, India will become self-dependent in urea," he added.
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Hindustan Urvarak & Rasayan Ltd
The fertiliser plant of Hindustan Urvarak & Rasayan Ltd, the third such plant to be revived in the country, will add about 12.7 LMT (lakh metric tonne) per annum of indigenous urea production.
"In 2018, I had come to lay the foundation stone of this (Sindri) fertiliser plant. Today, not only the Sindri plant has started but thousands of new job opportunities for the youth of country and Jharkhand have also started," the prime minister said.
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Modi asserted that his government has worked for Jharkhand in the last 10 years while prioritising the development of the tribal community, poor, youth and women.
“We have to make our country 'Viksit' before 2047. India is among the fastest-moving economies in the world. India has performed better than all expectations,” he said, referring to the GDP growth during the third quarter of the 2023-24 fiscal year.
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India’s economic growth accelerated to more than 8% in the final three months of last year, beating all forecasts by economists just months before an election.
Champai Soren on fertiliser plant
Speaking on the occasion, Jharkhand chief minister Champai Soren said, “We have to prosper Jharkhand. In Sindri, we need to enhance the irrigation facilities...Today is a special day for the state as the Prime Minister is here...The production of the Sindri plant will benefit the agriculture sector in the state and our farmers in many ways.”
Prime Minister Modi also held a roadshow in Dhanbad and people showered flower petals on him as he waved to the crowd.
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