Jewar Airport to Be Renamed After Prime Minister Narendra Modi

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The upcoming Jewar airport in Uttar Pradesh is set to be renamed the Narendra Modi Airport. The decision was announced by the Uttar Pradesh cabinet, as reported by the Economic Times. The airport is a major infrastructure project serving the National Capital Region. The renaming honors the Prime Minister, who laid the foundation stone for the project in 2021.

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