At 12 noon, the Minister will review the progress of the Vijayawada Western Bypass project, which is being constructed at an estimated cost of about Rs 2,700 crore to decongest the city. He is likely to hold discussions with the officials supervising the project. At 12:30 pm, Mr. Joshi will visit the residence of young musician Gudipati Lalitha at Lotus Landmark. There, he will present her with special books detailing the achievements of the Union government led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in the last 12 years. Later, at 1:15 pm, the Union Minister will visit the residence of Vijayawada West MLA Sujana Chowdhury and meet her. At 5 pm, Mr. Joshi will participate in an interaction program with Rotary Club members, intellectuals and prominent citizens at the ‘A Plus Convention’ near Benz Circle. He will speak about the development programs and welfare schemes undertaken by the Union government. BJP leaders called for a large number of party workers, intellectuals, and the public to participate in these programs to make them successful.
Union Minister to visit Vijayawada on June 16
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- June 16, 2026
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At 12 noon, the Minister will review the progress of the Vijayawada Western Bypass project, which is being constructed at an estimated cost of about Rs 2,700 crore to decongest the city. He is likely to hold discussions with the officials supervising the project. At 12:30 pm, Mr. Joshi will visit the residence of young musician Gudipati Lalitha at Lotus Landmark. There, he will present her with special books detailing the achievements of the Union government led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in the last 12 years. Later, at 1:15 pm, the Union Minister will visit the residence of Vijayawada West MLA Sujana Chowdhury and meet her. At 5 pm, Mr. Joshi will participate in an interaction program with Rotary Club members, intellectuals and prominent citizens at the ‘A Plus Convention’ near Benz Circle. He will speak about the development programs and welfare schemes undertaken by the Union government. BJP leaders called for a large number of party workers, intellectuals, and the public to participate in these programs to make them successful.
