The Prime Minister, Shri Narendra Modi has said that the airport in Shivamogga, Karnataka will boost commerce, connectivity and enhance tourism. Shri Modi was responding to the tweet threads by Member of Parliament from Shivamogga Constituency, Shri B Y Raghavendra wherein he has informed that the dream of an airport at Shivamogga is coming true. The Shivamogga Airport will establish itself as not merely an airport, but as the gateway of Malnad region's journey to transformation.

The Prime Minister tweeted about upcoming Shivamogga airport in Karnataka;

“The airport in Shivamogga will boost commerce, connectivity and enhance tourism.”

Explore More
Today, the entire country and entire world is filled with the spirit of Bhagwan Shri Ram: PM Modi at Dhwajarohan Utsav in Ayodhya

Popular Speeches

Today, the entire country and entire world is filled with the spirit of Bhagwan Shri Ram: PM Modi at Dhwajarohan Utsav in Ayodhya
Engineering goods exports up 10.4% in January,2026, crosses $100 billion mark in April-January Period of FY26

Media Coverage

Engineering goods exports up 10.4% in January,2026, crosses $100 billion mark in April-January Period of FY26
NM on the go

Nm on the go

Always be the first to hear from the PM. Get the App Now!
...
Eminent Malayali Litterateurs Meet PM to Express Gratitude for Renaming State to Keralam
February 27, 2026

A group of eminent Malayali litterateurs called upon the Prime Minister today to express their gratitude regarding the renaming of Kerala to Keralam.

The Prime Minister stated that he was very happy to receive the eminent Malayali litterateurs and noted that the interaction was extremely insightful. The Prime Minister, further highlighted that, the meeting reflected the litterateurs' passionate commitment to Keralam and the Malayalam .

Prime Minister shared on x;

Very happy to receive a group of eminent Malayali litterateurs who came to express their gratitude for renaming Kerala to Keralam.

The interaction was extremely insightful and it reflected their passionate commitment to Keralam and Malayalam.