PM Modi to celebrate his birthday in Varanasi with a few welfare programs

New Delhi, Sept 14 Prime Minister Narendra Modi will celebrate his 68th birthday celebration in his parliamentary supporters of Varanasi.

The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) observes the day, September 17, as 'Sewa Diwas' crosswise over India with the gathering pioneers arranging different welfare programs like tidiness drives and blood donation camps.

As per sources, the Prime Minister, this time, will cut his birthday cake with children of a school in Varanasi and will later announce a slew of development schemes worth crores of rupees.

Some of these projects include inauguration of a ring street and establishment stone-laying function of two Some of these projects include inauguration for ladies, worth Rs. 20 crore each.

The Prime Minister, sources say, will also establish the framework stone for a malignancy doctor's facility, which is evaluated to cost Rs. 600 crores.

Officials are occupied with making arrangements for Prime Minister Modi's visit, where he will bungle the city to start the projects.

He is also likely to visit the Kashi Vishwanath Temple and take an interest in the occasion to begin hallway development of the sanctuary.

Thereafter, the Prime Minister will address a gathering at the Banaras Hindu University, said informed sources.