Prime Minister Narendra Modi will take part in a number of cultural events at Ashoknagar district’s Anandpur Dham after arriving in Madhya Pradesh on Friday.

He will take part in a “satsang programme”, tour important locations connected to the Paramhans Advaita sect, and meet notable figures such as the Chief Minister and the state governor, Mangu Bhai Patel.

Additionally, he will participate in prasad at the langar and offer prayers at Anand Sarovar.

With satsang halls, a 125-bed charity hospital, and a contemporary gaushala (cowshed) that can house more than 500 cows, Shri Anandpur Dham is a well-known religious hub in the area. Thousands of pupils are served by the centre’s elementary and secondary schools.

The Prime Minister will travel by jet and chopper, stopping at Gwalior before heading back to Delhi in the evening.

According to the plan, Prime Minister Modi will begin by seeing three significant Paramhans Advaita temples. He will next visit Moti Hall to meet the sect’s current guru, provide a lecture during the satsang session, and present flowers at Anand Sarovar.

Every preparation required for the visit has been finished by the administration.

The 315-hectare Shri Anandpur Dham in Isagarh, Ashoknagar, was founded for both religious and charitable reasons. It runs a charity hospital in Sukhpur village, has a contemporary gaushala with more than 500 cows, and works in agriculture on the Anandpur Trust campus.

Along with several satsang centres around the nation, the charity also operates schools in Sukhpur and Anandpur.

PM Modi took part in a number of events in Varanasi earlier in the day. According to an official release, he set the cornerstone for a highway underpass road tunnel on NH-31 close to Varanasi International Airport, flyovers at the Bhikharipur and Manduadih crossings, and a road bridge that would link the Varanasi Ring Road to Sarnath. These projects are estimated to be worth over Rs 980 crore.