PM Modi in Pune Live Updates: Apart from the awards ceremony, Modi can even go to the Dagdusheth temple, open a brand new Metro rail line extension connecting Pimpri Chinchwad and Pune, and inaugurate and lay basis stones for varied growth initiatives.

Modi in Pune Live Updates: The Lokmanya Tilak National Award ceremony is slated to start at 11:45 am on Tuesday. (Express)

PM Modi Pune Visit Today Live Updates (August 1): Prime Minister Narendra Modi can be in Pune as we speak to obtain the Lokmanya Tilak National Award. He will share the stage with chief visitor Sharad Pawar, whose Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) break up not too long ago, with the breakaway faction led by Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar becoming a member of the BJP-Shiv Sena coalition authorities within the state. The ceremony is anticipated to start at 11:45 am.

Modi is slated to start out his day in Pune with a go to to the long-lasting Dagdusheth temple at round 11 am. He can even open the new Metro rail line extension that may make commuting between Pimpri-Chinchwad and Pune simpler and quicker, together with inaugurating and laying the muse stones for growth initiatives on the Parade floor of the Shivajinagar police headquarters.

Security has been beefed up for the PM’s visit: a multilayer safety element of over 5,000 personnel and officers together with Maharashtra’s elite Force One anti-terror commandos has been put in place. In an govt order issued on Sunday, Deputy Commissioner of Police (Special Branch) R Raja imposed a ban on the usage of drones within the metropolis until Wednesday. There can be a protest deliberate by the INDIA bloc, which has discovered the assist of a number of social and political organisations. The group plans to wave black flags at Modi as a mark of protest in opposition to his silence on the continuing violence in Manipur and to press their demand for his assertion in Parliament.

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