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A | New Delhi, Oct 18 (UNI) Prime Minister Narendra Modi will visit Gujarat on October 19 and 20 and dedicate and lay the foundation stone of projects worth around Rs 15,670 crore.

At around 9:45 AM on Wednesday, the Prime Minister will inaugurate the DefExpo22 at Mahatma Mandir Convention and Exhibition Centre, Gandhinagar, the PMO said.

At the India Pavilion, the Prime Minister will unveil HTT-40 - the indigenous trainer aircraft designed by Hindustan Aeronautics Limited. The aircraft has state of art contemporary systems and has been designed with pilot friendly features.

During the programme, the Prime Minister will launch Mission DefSpace - to develop innovative solutions for the Defence Forces in the Space domain through industry and startups.

He will also lay the foundation stone of Deesa airfield in Gujarat. The forward airforce base will add on to the security architecture of the country.

The Prime Minister will launch the Mission Schools of Excellence at Adalaj at around 12 noon. The Mission has been conceived with a total outlay of 10,000 Crores.

During the event at Trimandir, Prime minister will launch projects worth around Rs 4260 crore.

The Mission will help strengthen education infrastructure in Gujarat through setting up of new classrooms, smart class rooms, computer labs and overall upgradation of infrastructure of schools in the State, the PMO said.

The Prime Minister will lay the foundation stone of various development projects worth around Rs 3580 crore in Junagadh at around 3:15 PM.

He will lay the foundation stone for improvement of coastal highways along with construction of missing links. In the first phase of this project, total highway length of over 270 Km will be covered across 13 districts.

Thereafter, at around 6 PM, he will inaugurate India Urban Housing Conclave 2022 and dedicate and lay the foundation stone of multiple key projects in Rajkot.

He will also inaugurate the exhibition of innovative construction practices in Rajkot at around 7:20 PM.

On Thursday at around 9:45 AM, the launch of Mission LiFE will be done by the Prime Minister at Kevadia. Envisaged by the Prime Minister, it is expected to be an India-led global mass movement that will nudge individual and collective action to protect and preserve the environment.

Here, the Prime Minister will have a bilateral meeting with UN Secretary General, Antonio Guterres. The Prime Minister will participate in the 10th Heads of Missions Conference in Kevadia at around 12 noon.

Thereafter, he will lay the foundation stone of various development initiatives at Vyara at around 3:45 PM.

UNI ASU GNK。 A mystic stone castle hidden under the ground for hundreds of years, has been found in Larvik municipality in southern Norway.,The castle has long been considered a mystery, baffling Norwegian historians. It was erected by Ulrik Frederik Gyldenløve, a Danish officer and Governor-general of Norway between 1664 to 1699. He was the illegitimate son of King Frederik III, and a very powerful man himself. After a detailed account of “Gyldenløve's stone castle” were found almost 20 years ago in the State Archives, the search began in earnest, national broadcaster NRK reported.,According to the archives, the construction of thecastle began in the 1690s and was completed by 1704, the same year that Ulrik Frederik Gyldenløve died. He himself never got a chance to use it. The castle was demolished about 1760, when the ground gave way and cracks started to appear.,A new master's thesis paved the way for the excavation carried out by the Department of Landscape Architecture, the Norwegian University of Life Sciences and local archeologists. Historian,Undis Furuberg interpreted the remains of the historic manor garden, and suggesteda new calculation for where the building could be located.,Incidentally, the very same day the excavations began, archeologists hit paydirt, uncovering parts of the castle wall. Bit by bit, the foundations that have been hidden underground for several hundred years were revealed.,“It is so big that it is the National Day and Christmas Eve at the same time”, Aina Aske, project manager at the Vestfold Museums, told NRK, voicing surprise over how much of the walls have been preserved.,The excitement wasshared by her colleagues.,“This is an adventure. It is a wall that lies between one and almost two meters below the ground, and which has not been exposed to the light for a very long time”, archeologist Trude Aga Brun said.,According to Aske, the ambition is for the castle to become a tourist attraction.,WorldArchaeological Sensation as Ancient Mythical Castle Discovered on Swedish Island3 August 2021, 06:39 GMT,Gyldenløve was one of the leading general of the Danish-Swedish Scanian war 1675-79, in which an offensive from Norway forced Sweden to defend from a two-pronged attack. In Norway, where he was Governor general, he founded the city of Laurvig (modern-day Larvik) and was made its Count. In Larvik, he is remembered for the construction of several buildings, including the local church.。