2024-06-02 11:27:59
NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday convened a meeting to assess the aftermath of the cyclone Remal, particularly in the northeastern states. The meeting focused on evaluating the impact and discussing relief measures for the affected regions.
The devastating effects of Cyclone Remal have been felt across the northeastern states in recent days, with flash floods, heavy rainfall, and landslides claiming the lives of more than three dozen people and impacting over two lakh individuals.
Government sources have indicated that PM Modi is set to conduct additional meetings covering a broad spectrum of subjects. One of the key sessions will involve an extensive review of the new government’s 100-day agenda, set to be formed following the Lok Sabha election results.
Additionally, he is expected to chair a meeting to evaluate the heatwave conditions prevailing across the nation.
The devastating effects of Cyclone Remal have been felt across the northeastern states in recent days, with flash floods, heavy rainfall, and landslides claiming the lives of more than three dozen people and impacting over two lakh individuals.
Government sources have indicated that PM Modi is set to conduct additional meetings covering a broad spectrum of subjects. One of the key sessions will involve an extensive review of the new government’s 100-day agenda, set to be formed following the Lok Sabha election results.
Additionally, he is expected to chair a meeting to evaluate the heatwave conditions prevailing across the nation.
Furthermore, PM Modi will preside over a meeting to discuss the plans for celebrating World Environment Day on June 5 on a grand scale.
According to exit polls released on Saturday, the BJP-led National Democratic Alliance is projected to secure a significant victory, paving the way for Modi to serve a third consecutive term. The official Lok Sabha election results will be declared on Tuesday.
In anticipation of the Lok Sabha elections, PM Modi had initiated the process of different government ministries preparing their respective 100-day agendas for the incoming government. He has instructed his Council of Ministers to identify and prioritise programs and initiatives for the first 100 days of the new administration.
