PM Modi to stay at Kanniyakumari for 3 days
The Hindu
Prime Minister Modi to meditate at Vivekananda Rock Memorial in Kanniyakumari for 2 days starting May 30.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is expected to visit the southernmost tip of the country’s mainland on May 30 and stay there for 2 days to meditate at Vivekananda Rock Memorial in sea.
Sources in the police said Mr. Modi, who will arrive here on May 30 evening will go to Vivekananda Rock Memorial on May 31 for a day-long meditation.
He is expected to leave Kanniyakumari on June 1.
“If the Prime Minister decides to meditate on June 1 also, he will be at Vivekananda Rock Memorial for the second day also before leaving Kanniyakumari,” police sources said.
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