Rohtak/KARNAL, July 8 -- The Haryana government is gearing up for Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Jind on July 17. According to official information, the PM will flag off India's first hydrogen fuel-cell train, alongside other major development projects in the state. According to the officials, the PM will address a public rally in Jind at 10am and virtually inaugurate the Kurukshetra elevated railway track, the Haryana stretch of the Delhi-Jammu-Katra Expressway, and the government medical colleges at Koriyawas (Narnaul) and Bhiwani. The PM will also inaugurate the 1857 War Memorial, built at a cost of Rs.600 crore on NH-44 in Ambala. In addition, he will virtually lay the foundation stone of the Sikh Museum, featuring virtual galleries on the lives of the 10 Sikh Gurus, a modern library and a light and sound show, to promote religious tourism in Kurukshetra. "It is a matter of great pride that the PM will launch country's first hydrogen-powered train from Jind to Sonepat", said Haryana BJP president, Archana Gupta. This will be the PM's first visit to Jind in nearly 12 years, and his first since October 11, 2014, when he addressed an election rally shortly after senior Jat leader Birender Singh from Jind district joined the BJP. Former Haryana minister of state Subhash Sudha said on Tuesday that the PM will virtually inaugurate the elevated railway track and a railway station, built at a cost of Rs.447 crore in Kurukshetra. Kurukshetra deputy commissioner Vishram Kumar Meena said that the administration has started arrangements for a programme at Kurukshetra University, which will be chaired by Shyam Singh Rana. Officials said the Kurukshetra elevated railway track from Pehowa Road to the Kurukshetra Block section is 5.9km long. Former minister of state and ex-MLA Subhash Sudha said that the Haryana government sanctioned Rs.206 crore for this project, and the Union ministry of railways spent the remainder....