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PM Modi to visit Tamil Nadu on Ram Navami: Pamban rail bridge inauguration, infra project launches, prayers and address – full schedule

IndiaTimes Saturday, 5 April 2025
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is visiting Tamil Nadu to inaugurate India's first vertical lift sea bridge in Rameswaram and launch major infrastructure projects worth Rs 8,300 crore. He will also offer prayers at Ramanathaswamy Temple and address a public gathering.
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