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Prime Minister Narendra Modi at a solar power farm. (GettyImages)
Prime Minister (PM)) Narendra Modi is set to dedicate to the nation Asia's largest solar power plant situated in Madhya Pradesh (MP)'s Rewa district on 10 July, reports Times of India.
The development was announced by Chief Minister (CM) Shivraj Singh Chouhan, who shared that the 750 MW ultra mega solar power plant will be inaugurated by PM Modi via video conferencing medium.
CM Chouhan has also called on Union Minister for Power and Renewable Energy RK Singh and has invited him to attend the inauguration of the massive power plant. For this, CM Chouhan had personally visited Singh at his residence in Delhi.
It should be noted that PM Modi has set the national goal to achieve the establishment of 100 GW of solar power generation capacity by 2022 when India will complete 75 years of its Independence from British rule.
The inauguration of the ultra mega solar plant in Rewa will add to the progress made in that direction as India continues to tread on a path aiming at greater reliance on environment-friendly and renewable energy sources.
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