Dehradun: PM Narendra Modi will review the ongoing revamp in Kedarnath for the third time on Wednesday. CM Trivendra Singh Rawat will join Dehradun through video conferencing to detail the progress of the construction work. On the other hand, Chief Secretary Om Prakash has arrived in Delhi with a master plan for the rejuvenation of Badrinath Dham. On Wednesday, he will present the master plan to Modi at the PM's office.

Earlier, the Chief Secretary had submitted a presentation to PM's advisor Bhaskar Khulbey. It is estimated to cost around Rs 400 crore to execute this plan. The Chief Secretary can also give a review of the progress of Kedarnath reconstruction. He will join the video conferencing at 12 noon.

On the other hand, the CM office was also gearing up for the Prime Minister's video conferencing. As a result of the conference, the Prime Minister will learn about the progress of the ongoing first phase of construction work at Kedarnath. He can take information from them about the work of the Samadhi of Adi Shankaracharya, the building of the pilgrim priestesses, the construction of ghats, embellishment and second stage works.

A number of issues can be discussed, and many important decisions can be taken. Decisions will be known only after review. All preparations have been made at the CM office, and video conferencing will start anon.

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