Mumbai: Prime Minister Narendra Modi, in the city on Saturday for the groundbreaking ceremony for infrastructure works worth Rs 29,400 crore, stressed the role of such projects in generating employment and said that in the last three to four years, around eight crore new jobs had been created in the country, shutting the mouths of those spinning false narratives about the state of the nation.On his first visit to the city after the Lok Sabha election, Modi greeted everyone in Marathi and laid the foundation stone for the Rs 16,600 crore Thane-Borivli Twin Tunnel Project and the Rs 6,300 crore twin tunnel works that are a part of the Goregaon-Mulund Link Road (GMLR) Project, among other works.

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