Prime Minister Modi will cover 10,800 kilometres over 90 hours in a jam-packed week

Over the next four days, Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to traverse over 10,000 kilometers to address 10 public meetings, from Agartala and Lucknow to Mumbai and Bengaluru.

The Prime Minister's itinerary kicked off from the Uttar Pradesh Global Investors Summit on February 10, for which he went to Lucknow, from New Delhi. Post the summit, Modi travelled to Mumbai to flag off two Vande Bharat trains. Later that day, he inaugurated the new campus of Aljamea-tus-Saifiyah in the city; he returned to the national capital after, having clocked 2,700 kilometers.

On February 11, Prime Minister Modi went to Tripura - for two public meetings in Ambassa and Radhakishorepur - from where he came back to Delhi. The journey to and within the northeastern state spanned over 3,000 kilometres.


Today, the Prime Minister is inaugurating a year long celebration commemorating the 200th birth anniversary of Maharishi Dayanand Saraswati at the Indira Gandhi Indoor Stadium in Delhi. From there, he is set to travel to Rajasthan to inaugurate several highway projects and address pubic meetings in Dausa, later jetting to Bengaluru. He will cover an estimated 1,750 kilometres in the process.

On the agenda for February 13 is the inauguration of the Aero India 2023 event in the Karnataka capital, following which is another visit northeast, this time to Tripura, for a public rally in Agartala. Following the rally, the Prime Minister will head back to Delhi, covering another 3,350 kilometres.

Over these 90 hours, the Prime Minister will have travelled 10,800 kilometres, launching multiple projects and inaugurating events, in addition to addressing public meetings.