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PM Modi arrives in Gujarat on a two-day visit

| | May 22, 2017, at 09:19 pm
Ahmedabad, May 22 (IBNS) : Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday arrived in Gujarat on a two-day visit.

According to reports, the  Prime minister will inaugurate certain developmental projects and attend the annual meeting of the African Development Bank (AfDB) Group.

He is also scheduled to launch some projects at the Kandla Port and in Bhachau, both in the Kutch district  and address two public meetings.

“Tomorrow I will begin a two-day Gujarat visit, during which I will join programmes in Kutch and Gandhinagar,” the PM  had tweeted on Sunday.

“I shall inaugurate & lay the foundation stone for various projects of the Kandla Port and address a public meeting at Gandhidham,” Modi said in another tweet.

The prime minister further added that a pumping station would be inaugurated in Bhachau.

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