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"If the intent is clear, it doesn't take long to change destiny": Chief Minister
4/23/2026 11:40:14 PM
Early Times Report
GORAKHPUR, Apr 23: Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath said, "When intentions are clear, it doesn't take long to change destiny. With firm determination and aligned intent, circumstances begin to transform. The development-oriented transformation seen in Gorakhpur over the past nine years is proof of this."
Chief Minister Yogi was addressing a public gathering on Thursday morning at the Ekla embankment on the Rapti River after inaugurating and laying foundation stones for 497 development projects worth ?1,055 crore, including the eco park developed after legacy waste disposal and the Nausad-Malauni four-lane road. On this occasion, he also unveiled a cleanliness toolkit and calendar and launched the Clean School Campaign.
Speaking at the inauguration and foundation-laying ceremony held at Ekla embankment, Chief Minister Yogi said that with the will to do something good, significant change can be achieved. Referring to the transformation of Ekla embankment into an eco park, he said that earlier, upon entering Gorakhpur from Varanasi or Lucknow, the first encounter used to be with garbage - it looked very unpleasant. However, with determination, gradual change was brought about.
He noted that 30-35 years ago, the area where Transport Nagar now exists used to be a dumping ground for the city's waste. After the municipal corporation addressed the issue, it has now become a well-developed transport hub, market, and mandi.
Later, garbage began to be dumped at the Ekla embankment, leading to air pollution, soil contamination, river pollution, and impact on groundwater levels, which even resulted in fines from the NGT. He said that through the right intent, destiny was transformed, and a beautiful eco park has been developed.
Praising the municipal team for developing the eco park, Chief Minister Yogi said that the Gorakhpur Municipal Corporation has turned waste into wealth at the city's entrance. The eco park, developed after disposing of 2.26 lakh metric tonnes of waste, has become a picnic spot for families and a major tourist attraction.
It includes a children's play area and spaces for yoga and meditation. He said this transformation reflects strong confidence in Gorakhpur's development and the firm resolve of its team.
Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath said, "Due to strong willpower and clear intent, Gorakhpur has witnessed transformation across all sectors over the past nine years. The city has made remarkable progress in road connectivity, healthcare, sanitation, education, sports, industry, and employment. Where earlier there were no sports facilities, now several mini stadiums have been built."
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