PM Modi Celebrates Navratri with Dhol at Jagdamba Mata Temple

On October 5, Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited Maharashtra to celebrate the third day of Sharadiya Navratri. He arrived at Nanded airport in the morning and first sought blessings at the Jagdamba Mata Temple in Poharadevi.

Playing the Dhol

During his visit, PM Modi engaged with local traditions by playing the dhol, a traditional musical instrument, at the Samadhi of Sant Seva Lal Ji Maharaj. This act highlighted his connection with the cultural festivities of the region.

#WATCH | Washim, Maharashtra: Prime Minister Narendra Modi tries his hands on a traditional dhol at the Samadhi of Sant Seva Lal Ji Maharaj. pic.twitter.com/NGhk2sBNUo

— ANI (@ANI) October 5, 2024

Inauguration of the Banjara Virasat Museum

Following his temple visit, the Prime Minister inaugurated the Banjara Virasat Museum in Washim. This event was attended by Maharashtra Chief Minister Eknath Shinde and Deputy Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, among other dignitaries.

Launch of the Mumbai Metro Line 3

As part of the day's activities, PM Modi is scheduled to flag off Mumbai's first fully underground metro line, the Colaba-Bandra-SEEPZ Metro Line 3. This includes a partial opening of a 12.69-kilometre stretch between Aarey JVLR and the Bandra Kurla Complex (BKC). Key attendees at this event will include Maharashtra Governor C.P. Radhakrishnan and various Union and state ministers.

Also read: Kapil Sibal Questions India's Gains from Jaishankar's Visit to Pakistan PM Modi's visit to Maharashtra not only celebrated the festive spirit of Navratri but also marked significant developments in the state, emphasizing cultural heritage and modern infrastructure.