New Delhi: Its now almost six months since Narendra Modi was inaugurated as India's Prime Minister and he has undertaken many foreign trips with heavily packed schedules aftyer taking over the reins of power.
This month is going to be no less hectic, if not more, for the Prime Minister as he will be undertaking one of the longest visits an Indian Prime Minister has ever taken in recent times abroad.
He will be visiting Myanmar, Australia and Fiji. The trip that will last for nine days will kick off from November 11 to 19.
In the latter part of the month, he is scheduled to attend the South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC) summit on November 26-27, which is being held in Nepal this year.
Although the external Affairs Ministry has maintained secrecy over details of his travels for security purpose, BJP sources have told a newspaper that he is likely to be on the move, abroad for 11 days this month.
