PM Modi Inaugurates Garment Manufacturing Facility In Varanasi, Interacts With Workers

Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated a garment manufacturing facility in Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh, on Sunday, alongside Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath. He then interacted with workers and reviewed the facility’s operations.

PM Modi and Adityanath toured the unit and visited a product exhibition showcasing its garments. The facility aims to strengthen India’s textile and apparel industry through modern manufacturing practices.

According to an official statement, the unit will create jobs, particularly for women, drive industrial development and boost economic growth. It also highlights Uttar Pradesh’s efforts to attract investment and expand its manufacturing sector.

The facility could generate jobs and support local businesses linked to the textile and apparel industries, strengthening Varanasi’s contribution to India’s garment manufacturing sector.

Later, PM Modi is scheduled to attend the Air Force Day Aerial Display-2026 at Namo Ghat as the Chief Guest. The event will showcase the Indian Air Force’s operational capabilities through aerial demonstrations involving fighter jets, helicopters and transport aircraft.

The expected participants include the indigenous Tejas light combat aircraft, the Light Combat Helicopter (LCH) Prachand, the Sukhoi Su-30MKI and Rafale fighter jets. Transport aircraft will also feature in the display.

Aircraft from the Indian Navy and the Indian Army are expected to join the programme, highlighting coordination among the three armed forces.

The Indian Air Force’s Surya Kiran Aerobatic Team and Sarang Helicopter Display Team will also perform. Their displays will feature coordinated formations, precision manoeuvres and aerial demonstrations.

Through these engagements, Varanasi will host both an industrial inauguration focused on employment and manufacturing growth and an aerial display highlighting India’s military aviation capabilities.

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