The projects are aimed at strengthening connectivity, improving passenger convenience and accelerating economic development in the region.
He also flagged off the Amritsar (Chheharta)-Varanasi Sant Ravidas Express train service, establishing a direct rail link between two revered spiritual and cultural centres.
Modi reached Jalandhar after unveiling projects in Chandigarh and Haryana's Jind where he flagged off India's first hydrogen-powered train.
This is his second visit to Jalandhar after he visited the Dera Sachkhand Ballan in February this year.
Modi's visit assumes significance as the BJP is preparing to fight the 2027 Punjab Assembly polls on its own.
