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₹557.51 CRORE SPENT ON PM MODI’S TRIPS TO 77 COUNTRIES SINCE 2021: GOVT

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WHAT HAPPENED

The Indian government has informed Parliament that Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visits to 77 countries since 2021 have cost the nation ₹557.51 crore. The trips resulted in 316 agreements across key sectors, according to the official disclosure.

During a parliamentary session, the government cited the ₹557.51 crore figure, noting that the agreements span areas such as trade, defence, technology, and cultural exchanges. The tally of 316 agreements underscores the extensive diplomatic outreach undertaken by the Modi administration over the past few years.

Modi’s foreign trips are part of India’s broader strategy to strengthen bilateral and multilateral ties and to attract investment and cooperation across critical sectors.

  • ₹557.51 crore spent on 77 foreign trips since 2021
  • 316 agreements signed across key sectors
  • Information released during a parliamentary briefing by the government

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