Pm Modi In Vrindavan

Widows and destitute women living in shelter homes in Vrindavan have sent handmade rakhis to Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

Some of the widows have even prepared cotton face masks to be presented to him on Sunday.

Widows living in Vrindavan, who would miss meeting Prime Minister Narendra Modi this Raksha Bandhan due to COVID-19 outbreak, have dispatched 501 hand-made rakhis and as many face masks to him, said an NGO on Thursday.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday served food to underprivileged children at a function in Mathura's Vrindavan.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited Vrindavan today and served food to underprivileged schoolchildren. He also unveiled a ceremonial plaque to mark the serving of "3rd billionth meal" by Akshaya Patra Foundation at Vrindavan Chandrodaya Mandir campus in the holy city.

Elaborate preparations are underway in Vrindavan for Prime Minister Narendra Modi's programme today during which he will serve food to underprivileged schoolchildren.

Preparations are being made to welcome Prime Minister Narendra Modi at Vrindavan on Monday to serve Akshaya Patra's three billionth meal to children.

Widows from Vrindavan would tie rakhi on Prime Minister Narendra Modi's wrist in Delhi tomorrow on the occasion of Rakshabandhan that celebrates the brother-sister bond.

Widows and destitute women living in shelter homes in Vrindavan have sent handmade rakhis to Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

Some of the widows have even prepared cotton face masks to be presented to him on Sunday.

Widows living in Vrindavan, who would miss meeting Prime Minister Narendra Modi this Raksha Bandhan due to COVID-19 outbreak, have dispatched 501 hand-made rakhis and as many face masks to him, said an NGO on Thursday.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday served food to underprivileged children at a function in Mathura's Vrindavan.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited Vrindavan today and served food to underprivileged schoolchildren. He also unveiled a ceremonial plaque to mark the serving of "3rd billionth meal" by Akshaya Patra Foundation at Vrindavan Chandrodaya Mandir campus in the holy city.

Elaborate preparations are underway in Vrindavan for Prime Minister Narendra Modi's programme today during which he will serve food to underprivileged schoolchildren.

Preparations are being made to welcome Prime Minister Narendra Modi at Vrindavan on Monday to serve Akshaya Patra's three billionth meal to children.

Widows from Vrindavan would tie rakhi on Prime Minister Narendra Modi's wrist in Delhi tomorrow on the occasion of Rakshabandhan that celebrates the brother-sister bond.