In just 90 hours, the Prime Minister will travel over 10,800 km to address public meetings and launch several development initiatives for the benefit of citizens.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has scheduled a busy four-day program which has already started with Uttar Pradesh on February 10. A total of 10 public programs have been scheduled for him in various cities including Agartala in Tripura, Mumbai in Maharashtra, Lucknow in UP, Bengaluru in Karnataka and Dausa in Rajasthan.
In just 90 hours, the Prime Minister will travel over 10,800 km to address public meetings and launch several development initiatives for the benefit of citizens.
A look at PM Modi's packed schedule
February 10: Prime Minister Modi visited Lucknow and inaugurated the Uttar Pradesh Global Investors Summit 2023 on Friday. He then traveled to Mumbai and flagged off two Vande Bharat trains along with other road projects in the city. Later, he inaugurated the new campus of Aljami-tus-Saifiyah in the city, after which he returned to Delhi. During the day, they covered a total distance of over 2700 kms.
February 11: He visited poll-bound Tripura on Saturday to address two public meetings at Ambassa and Radhakishorpur, and left the state on Sunday for a return visit to the national capital. He will cover a distance of more than 3,000 km a day.
February 12: Prime Minister Modi will arrive in Delhi today and inaugurate the year-long celebrations to mark the 200th birth anniversary of Maharishi Dayanand Saraswati at the Indira Gandhi Indoor Stadium here. He will then proceed to Dausa in Rajasthan for the inauguration ceremony of various highway projects. He will inaugurate the Delhi-Dausa-Lalsot section of the Delhi-Mumbai Expressway. PM Modi will address two public meetings in Dausa and will directly leave for Bengaluru where he will reach late at night. He will cover a distance of about 1,750 km today.
February 13: PM to inaugurate Aero India 2023 in Bengaluru tomorrow morning. From there he will head to the poll-bound Tripura where he will address a public meeting in Agartala in the afternoon. He will then travel back to Delhi covering a total distance of over 3,350 km.
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