PM Modi in Uttarakhand: Offers prayers at Kedarnath Temple, leaves for Haridwar to inaugurate Patanjali research institute
Dehradun: Prime Minister Narendra Modi landed in Uttarakhand's capital Dehradun on Wednesday morning. He started his Uttarakhand visit by offering prayers at the celebrated Kedarnath Temple.
Here are the most recent updates of PM Narendra Modi's Uttarakhand visit:-
- Here's the video of the PM collaborating with the group.
- PM Modi leaves with his company subsequent to meeting the group accumulated outside the sanctuary.
- Prime Minister Narendra Modi welcomes the group outside the Kedarnath Temple.
- PM Narendra Modi talented a scaled down reproduction of the Kedarnath Temple by the clerics.
- Here are the visuals of PM Modi offering supplications at the Kedarnath Temple.
- PM Modi lands at Kedarnath Temple, offers petitions.
- Portals of the Kedarnath Temple tossed open for lovers, PM Narendra Modi to offer petitions here in the blink of an eye.
- The PM is relied upon to touch base at the Kedarnath Temple in a military chopper.
- I will be inaugurating the Patanjali Research Institute at Patanjali Yogpeeth, Haridwar, 12 twelve onwards, he had said in another tweet.
- Through a tweet, the PM had yesterday educated his adherents about his Kedarnath visit.
- This is Narendra Modi's first visit to the Kedarnath Temple – devoted to Lord Shiva – as far back as he progressed toward becoming PM.
- The entryways of the Kedarnath Temple have been opened in perspective of PM Modi's visit.
- During the visit, the PM will likewise inaugurate the Patanjali Research Institute in Haridwar.
- Prime Minister Narendra Modi touches base in Dehradun, will visit Kedarnath Temple in no time.
- He additionally went to the settlement game plans made for the travelers at Kedarnath.
- He went to the restorative focus set up at Kedarnath to give provoke medicinal offices to the travelers and communicated with the therapeutic group sent at the middle.
- Uttarakhand CM Trivendra Singh Rawat yesterday traveled to Kedarnath to survey the arrangements in front of the PM's visit.