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PM Narendra Modi begins Varanasi visit today: Itinerary of his two-day trip

Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s engagements in Varanasi will cover sectors such as infrastructure, railways, textiles, sanitation, animal husbandry and culture.

Updated on: Sep 22, 2017, 09:22:37 IST
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi will begin a two-day visit to his Lok Sabha constituency Varanasi on Friday and is scheduled to inaugurate projects covering sectors such as infrastructure, railways, financial inclusion and sanitation.

Preparations underway at the Durga Temple in Varanasi for Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit. (Rajesh Kumar/HT Photo)
Preparations underway at the Durga Temple in Varanasi for Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit. (Rajesh Kumar/HT Photo)

Here are highlights of PM Modi’s travel schedule, according to his office:

*On September 22, PM Modi will flag off the Mahamana Express through a video link. The train will connect Varanasi with Surat and Vadodara in Gujarat. He will dedicate to the nation the Deendayal Hastkala Sankul – a trade facilitation centre for handicraft – at Bada Lalpur.

*At the same venue, the PM will inaugurate services of the Utkarsh Bank, which specialises in micro-finance. He will unveil a plaque to mark the laying of foundation stone of the headquarters building of the bank.

*He will later dedicate a Jal Ambulance service, and a Jal Shav Vahan service to the city through a video link.

*On Friday evening, Modi will visit the Tulsi Manas Temple in Varanasi. He will release a postal stamp on “Ramayana.” He will later visit the Durga Mata Temple in the city.

 
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