Modi to Bangalore on Monday

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will arrive in the city tomorrow and attend various events. Higher Education Minister Dr. C.N. Ashwaththanarayana said.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi is scheduled to arrive in Bangalore on Monday for a two-day tour of Karnataka. She will be participating in various events in Bangalore city. Therefore, vacation has been declared for school colleges in the Kengeri and Kengeri suburbs.

The government has ordered this. Accordingly, the Prime Minister will be passing through IISC, Goragunte Palya, CMTI, Virtula Road, Dr Rajkumar Memorial Bridge, Lagare Bridge, Nayandahalli, Mysore Road, RV College, Nagarabhavi, Sumanahalli Mall This holiday will apply to higher education institutions around the routes.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will participate in various events in Bangalore and Mysore.
He will arrive in Yelahanka Air Base by special flight on June 20 at 11.45 am.
Participate in the Indian Institute of Science Program at 12.30 pm.
At 1.45 pm the public will be involved in the program and will be running the various development program.
Ambedkar School of Economics will inaugurate at 3.35 pm.
At 5 pm, they will travel from Bangalore to Mysore by helicopter to Mysore.
No. 5. 50 arrives in Mysore.
At 6 pm the Maharaja of Mysore arrives at the college ground and interacts with the central planner.
Visiting the Chukkur Math at 7.30 pm. The Veda school building is being built in the premises of the Chatur Math.
They will then travel to Chamundi Hill, Mysore at 8.15 pm. He receives a darshan of Nadadevi and performs special worship. Afterwards you will stay in the hotel.
The Prime Minister arrives at the Mysore Palace premises at 6.30 am on June 21, attending a yoga camp.

The preparations for the event, which will take place at the Yashwantpur Assembly constituency on June 20, are in the final stages, with a convention on 10 acres of the Kommaghatta Nice Ground covering 33 acres. The main stadium is 140/140 in area, while the 700/400 area has seating arrangements for the public. A seating arrangement of 40 thousand.