PM Modi will visit Maharashtra on June 14, to Participate In many programs

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will go on a tour of Maharashtra on 14 June. PM will inaugurate Jagatguru Sreesanth Tukaram Maharaj temple in Dehu, Pune at around 1:45 pm. He will inaugurate Jal Bhushan Bhawan and the Gallery of Revolutionaries at Raj Bhavan in Mumbai at around 4:15 pm. After this, at around 6 pm, the Prime Minister will participate in the Bicentenary Festival of Mumbai Samachar at the Bandra Kurla Complex in Mumbai.

The Prime Minister will inaugurate the Jagatguru Sreesanth Tukaram Maharaj temple in Dehu, Pune. Sant Tukaram was a Varkari saint and poet, known for his community-oriented worship through abhyanga devotional poetry and spiritual songs known as kirtan. They lived in Dehu. A rock temple was built after his death, but it was not formally structured like a temple. It is built in stone masonry with 36 peaks and also houses an idol of Saint Tukaram.

The Prime Minister will inaugurate the Jal Bhushan Bhawan and the Gallery of Revolutionaries at Raj Bhavan in Mumbai. Jal Bhushan has been the official residence of the Governor of Maharashtra since 1885. Upon completion of the life of the building, it was demolished and a new building was approved in its place. The foundation stone of the new building was laid by the President in August 2019.

After this, the PM will participate in the Bicentenary Festival of Mumbai Samachar at the Bandra Kurla Complex in Mumbai. The printing of Mumbai Samachar as a weekly was started by Fardunji Marjabanji on July 1, 1822. It later became a daily in 1832. This newspaper has been published continuously for 200 years. To celebrate this unique achievement, a postage stamp will also be issued on the occasion.