NEW DELHI: The Prime Minister Narendra Modi has asked all infrastructure ministries to change process and adopt new technologies to achieve quantum jump in creation of infrastructure in the country as BJP-led NDA government gets down to implementation mode ahead of assembly elections A senior government official said that NITI Aayog , government's premier think-tank, made a comprehensive presentation on airports, renewable energy and petroleum to PM following which PM also reviewed the first quarter performance of other eight sectors."PM has asked all key ministries to speed up creation of infrastructure in the country at a three-hour long meeting. The idea is to ensure ministries adopt new technologies that can help them improve efficiencies and result in quantum jump in performance," the official quoted above said. NITI Aayog's CEO Amitabh Kant made a presentation.Prior to this, PM Modi had reviewed and set targets for eight other infrastructure sectors including road, transport, ports and railways among others."The Prime Minister Narendra Modi today reviewed the progress of key infrastructure sectors. In course of the presentation made by NITI Aayog, it was noted that there has been phenomenal progress in several key sectors, including renewable energy, and railway," PMO said in a statement.The Prime Minister was briefed on plans and strategies to further ramp up solar energy production, including through rooftop generation, it said.In the aviation sector, the Prime Minister was briefed on steps being taken to further boost regional connectivity, and further improve customer satisfaction indices at airports.Reviewing the progress in the petroleum and natural gas sector, the Prime Minister sought to know the steps being taken to ramp up ethanol blending of petrol. Top officials from various infrastructure sector Ministries, NITI Aayog, and PMO attended the meeting.As part of the first quarter review, it was noted that Indian Railways has achieved a target of daily passenger movement of 2.25 crore. 240 unmanned crossings have been eliminated in the first quarter of the current fiscal year.In the power sector, 3.5 crore LED bulbs have been distributed in the same period while in the ports sector there has been considerable progress in average vessel turnaround time. In the rural housing sector, 6.94 lakh rural houses have been completed in the first quarter of the current fiscal year, as compared to a target of 6 lakh houses.