Here's What PM Modi's First Sunday After Lok Sabha Elections Looks Like

Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set for a busy Sunday (2 June), a day after he completed a 45-hour meditation at the Swami Vivekananda Rock in Kanniyakumari and the Lok Sabha elections concluded.

This comes as most of the exit polls are predicting a full majority BJP government and consequently, a third term for PM Modi, who contested from Varanasi.

The PM will hold seven key meetings today, including a review of damage caused by cyclone Remal, especially in the northeast states that witnessed landslides and power and connectivity disruptions.

The persistent heatwave, affecting north India, will also be discussed by Modi. Another meeting will be held to finalise the preparations for World Environment Day which is observed on 5 June. 

There will be a lengthy brainstorming session to deliberate on the government's 100-day program, as has been revealed by PM Modi in his various interviews and speeches.

Priorities and action plans for the coming months under Modi 3.0 will be deliberated upon through an extensive and intensive discussion.

PM Modi is known to have asked the bureaucrats to prepare the 100-day plan before the country went to the polls. Their proposals and reports will be discussed today.