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NEW DELHI: The Sikar rally of Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Rajasthan on Friday, where he mocked Congress's badertion on surgical strikes, was his 103rd rally since the announcement of the Lok Sabha elections on March 10.
The push of the BJP to return to power, Modi has organized more than 200 programs in 27 states and territories of the Union over the past 125 days, including frequent visits to his constituency of Lok Sabha, Varanasi . The prime minister has joined 30 programs in Delhi, including 14 cabinet meetings this year. The most striking in these programs was diversity – from students to scientists, from farmers to entrepreneurs, from foreign heads of state to party workers, the Prime Minister's calendar had it all.
"Cashmere at Kanyakumari, Jamnagar at Silchar … you will enjoy reading this article on the breadth and diversity of my travels over the past 125 days and how they give me the strength to serve 130 Crore Indians, "tweeted Modi, sharing details of his commitments over the past four months.
Despite being busy with official missions and campaigning for party candidates, Modi went five times this year to his Lok Sabha constituency. In January, he went to Pravasi Bharatiya Diwas, while he launched various development works in February.
On March 8, on the occasion of International Women's Day, Modi exchanged with several women's groups and self-help groups in Varanasi. He went in April to file his nomination papers. This included a mbadive roadshow where lakhs of people were on the streets to support Modi.
Several projects have been started in Varanasi since Modi became a deputy, but the Kashi Vishwanath Dham project, which aims to improve the infrastructure of the Kashi Vishwanath temple, stands out. One of the most fascinating aspects of this project is the restoration of hundreds of temples hidden in houses around the Vishwanath Temple. The project also plans to link Ganga to the Kashi Vishwanath temple.
Sources close to the prime minister said some of the interactions he remembers emotionally include washing the feet of sanitation workers during the Kumbh. The Prime Minister had said that this opportunity would remain etched in his memory. Modi also paid tribute to the Swachh Bharat mission champions at a program in Kurukshetra, Haryana State.
Modi also established links with BJP workers through technology and launched the "Mera Booth, Sabse Mazboot" interactions. In a series of such programs, he spoke to BJP workers in various constituencies and answered their questions. Modi invariably appealed to party officials to strengthen the BJP at the booth.
The Prime Minister participates in three city hall programs. In Surat, he presented his vision of twenty-first century India, and at Pariksha Pe Charcha City Hall, he explained to students, parents and teachers how to overcome the stress of exams. Last month, the Prime Minister participated in the "Mai Bhi Chowkidar" program, which was attended by young professionals from all walks of life.
Presentation tours are the hallmark of political campaigns, as they offer leaders and voters an opportunity to engage. Modi organized three presentation tours, one in Bhubaneswar, Ranchi and Varanasi.
On March 27, Modi sent a message to the nation announcing the success of the anti-satellite missile test. It was a pivotal moment in the history of India, where India joined an exclusive list of nations. Although the polls are at the rendezvous, Modi went to South Korea for a bilateral visit and received the Seoul Peace Prize in February.
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The push of the BJP to return to power, Modi has organized more than 200 programs in 27 states and territories of the Union over the past 125 days, including frequent visits to his constituency of Lok Sabha, Varanasi . The prime minister has joined 30 programs in Delhi, including 14 cabinet meetings this year. The most striking in these programs was diversity – from students to scientists, from farmers to entrepreneurs, from foreign heads of state to party workers, the Prime Minister's calendar had it all.
"Cashmere at Kanyakumari, Jamnagar at Silchar … you will enjoy reading this article on the breadth and diversity of my travels over the past 125 days and how they give me the strength to serve 130 Crore Indians, "tweeted Modi, sharing details of his commitments over the past four months.
Despite being busy with official missions and campaigning for party candidates, Modi went five times this year to his Lok Sabha constituency. In January, he went to Pravasi Bharatiya Diwas, while he launched various development works in February.
On March 8, on the occasion of International Women's Day, Modi exchanged with several women's groups and self-help groups in Varanasi. He went in April to file his nomination papers. This included a mbadive roadshow where lakhs of people were on the streets to support Modi.
Several projects have been started in Varanasi since Modi became a deputy, but the Kashi Vishwanath Dham project, which aims to improve the infrastructure of the Kashi Vishwanath temple, stands out. One of the most fascinating aspects of this project is the restoration of hundreds of temples hidden in houses around the Vishwanath Temple. The project also plans to link Ganga to the Kashi Vishwanath temple.
Sources close to the prime minister said some of the interactions he remembers emotionally include washing the feet of sanitation workers during the Kumbh. The Prime Minister had said that this opportunity would remain etched in his memory. Modi also paid tribute to the Swachh Bharat mission champions at a program in Kurukshetra, Haryana State.
Modi also established links with BJP workers through technology and launched the "Mera Booth, Sabse Mazboot" interactions. In a series of such programs, he spoke to BJP workers in various constituencies and answered their questions. Modi invariably appealed to party officials to strengthen the BJP at the booth.
The Prime Minister participates in three city hall programs. In Surat, he presented his vision of twenty-first century India, and at Pariksha Pe Charcha City Hall, he explained to students, parents and teachers how to overcome the stress of exams. Last month, the Prime Minister participated in the "Mai Bhi Chowkidar" program, which was attended by young professionals from all walks of life.
Presentation tours are the hallmark of political campaigns, as they offer leaders and voters an opportunity to engage. Modi organized three presentation tours, one in Bhubaneswar, Ranchi and Varanasi.
On March 27, Modi sent a message to the nation announcing the success of the anti-satellite missile test. It was a pivotal moment in the history of India, where India joined an exclusive list of nations. Although the polls are at the rendezvous, Modi went to South Korea for a bilateral visit and received the Seoul Peace Prize in February.
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