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Narendra Modi to visit Punjab tomorrow

| @indiablooms | Jan 02, 2019, at 05:32 pm

New Delhi, Jan 2 (IBNS): Prime Minister Narendra Modi will visit Punjab on Jan 3, 2019.

He will inaugurate the 106th edition of Indian Science Congress (ISC)-2019 on January 3 in Jalandhar, Punjab.

He will also deliver the inaugural address on this occasion.

The Prime Minister will then proceed to Gurdaspur in Punjab, where he will address a Public Rally.

In keeping with the PM’s vision to give a boost to spirit of Science, Technology and Innovation across the country, it will be the fifth Indian Science Congress to be addressed by the Prime Minister Modi since he assumed office.

In the Past, he has delivered Inaugural Address at 105th Edition of ISC in 2018, 104th Edition in 2017, 103rd Edition in 2016 and 102nd Edition in 2015.


 

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