Narendra Modi

Replacing chocolate bars with local Brands of "Peanut Chikki" with Peanuts sourced from local farmers is being seen as a part of Be Vocal, Go Local ideology. The menu service also includes morning tea, breakfast, Hi-Tea, lunch and dinner on the motto "Quality First".

The Prime Minister also said that he has proved his critics wrong by successfully implementing the Saurashtra Narmada Avtaran Irrigation (SAUNI) Yojana. The ambitious SAUNI scheme was launched by him when he was the chief minister of Gujarat.

The Vande Bharat Express offers a variety of superior and aircraft-like travel options. It is outfitted with cutting-edge safety features, such as a Train Collision Avoidance System developed in-house. All classes have reclining seats, except the Executive Coaches, which have 180-degree rotating seats.

On his second day, the prime minister will flag off the Gandhinagar- Mumbai Vande Bharat Express at Gandhinagar station and travel on the train from there to Kalupur Railway Station.

The drone show was organized to mark the visit of Prime Minister Modi to Ahmedabad and also to mark the opening of the 36th National Games.The Prime Minister will be in election-bound Gujarat for two days starting Thursday, during which he will also be inaugurating projects worth thousands of crores of Rupees.

Under this scheme, 5 kg of food grain per person per month is provided free of cost for all the beneficiaries covered under the National Food Security Act (NFSA).

The veena, an Indian classical music instrument, which symbolises Saraswati – the Hindu goddess of knowledge, music, art, speech, wisdom, and learning – weighing 14 tonnes has been installed at the Lata Mangeshkar Chowk.

Prime Minister Modi praised the freedom fighter in a 4-minute video clip. PM Modi stated on Twitter, "On the occasion of his Jayanti, I pay my respects to Shaheed Bhagat Singh Ji. His bravery greatly inspires us. We reiterate our commitment to bringing his vision for our country to fruition."

Prime Minister Modi told Kishida that he has faith that India-Japan relations will deepen and scale new heights under the latter's leadership. We will be able to play an appropriate role in solving global problems, Prime Minister Modi said.

PM Modi arrived in Japan to attend the state funeral of Japan's former Prime Minister on Tuesday. He described Abe as a "tall global statesman, an outstanding leader, and an extraordinary administrator." When Abe was assassinated, Prime Minister Modi said, 'I have lost a dear friend.'