Hyderabad, July 4 (Hydnow): Prime Minister Narendra Modi will visit Warangal on July 8. The schedule of his visit has been finalized. Modi will have Delhi on the 8th morning and reach Hakimpet airport in Hyderabad at 9.45 am.
He will leave for Warangal by helicopter at 9.50 am, and reach the helipad at 10.35 am.
From 10.45 to 11.20 am, the Prime Minister will lay foundation stones for various projects in Warangal. Modi will address the public meeting from 11.30 to 12.10 noon.
After that, he will leave from Warangal at 12.15 pm by helicopter and reach Hakeempet airport at 1.10 pm, from there, the Prime Minister will go on a special flight to Rajasthan. (Hydnow)
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